Illinois Hokie's Recent Comments

Louisville has no idea how to play from behind. And that includes the coaching staff. Some really suspect play calling.

Just announced this will be the first ever Hell in a Cell college football game. The steel cage is currently being lowered onto Worsham Field.

See, that's specifically what I like about him. Then again, I think the world would be a better place if all sports were called by the guys who do soccer on Univision.

Every coach in FBS football wants to instill this mantra to their team, and it's total bullshit.

FBS football is a de facto developmental league for the NFL. For the top-tier recruits, their college career is the only path to the League they will ever have. This guy's chance to play on Sundays was being jeopardized by Saban's coaching decisions, so as a business move, he has decided to transfer ASAP to try to get a full year of availability as soon as next season.

Team loyalty at this level of football is a bullshit hustle that coaches use to try to build teams deep enough to win championships. The NFL's insistence on using college football as a developmental league rather than developing one themselves means your college career is your audition for the next level. A player should never be asked to give up their chance at an NfL career due to some concept of team loyalty. No decent coach would ever ask that of one of his players.

I am really, really digging Laaser. He reminds me a lot of how Paul Heyman used to call ECW matches. He has a great commentator voice for standard action, but for big plays his voice drops an octave and gets gravelly.

I have this crazy vision where you show up at Vice's house and realize all the bookshelves are lined with Nietzsche and Kierkegaard, and he has the best stocked wine cellar in the NRV.

Most impressive thing about Houston/UConn was the ease with which UH dropped 28 in the second quarter. They just made it look effortless.

But Ward has a bizarre throwing motion. It's almost sidearm. Reminds me of Tyrod back when he had "the hitch."

That's a difficult distinction to make in an offense like Fuente's. I think you'll see the QB be one of the top three rushers on the team for years to come. Comparing Fuente's run game to Beamer's is apples to oranges.

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