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All I have to say is for every player that decides to come back there are more situations like Anthony Poindexter than Andrew Luck..

Go get your money son, football is only 1/3 of your life make sure you set up the other 2/3 of your life left after your football career is over.

How much "coaching" do you think Spurrier did during the season...especially after September. If the team isn't ready, the damage is done. It's on him, his staff, the kids, everyone. Instead of getting frustrated, taking out on the kids and his staff, making a bad situation worse, he removed himself from the situation. Maybe the team was lost, at which point nobody wins. Why would he stick around to get ignored and frustrated?

You feel bad for the guys that were supposed to get the team ready to play and didn't? They had to do more work? Well, they "prepared" a 2-4 team to start the season, and finished it 1-5 after Spurrier left. Had they done a better job in the spring, or August, or September, maybe things would have been different. With all the support staff on a college team, you feel sorry for them for having to work a tad bit more? Suck it up butter cup. Do you job and go play football. This isn't a debate, it's football. Looking out for themselves on the job market? How about, again, doing your job right where you are. If they can't focus on the job at hand, they won't be any better at the next position at a new school.

Would it have made you feel better if he was fired in the middle of the year? If any of the players want to stay in touch with him, that's still there and available. USC got rid of there's, and they are in the conference championship game. Maryland fired there's and only won 1 more game the rest of the year. A dis-interested Spurrier on the sidelines is not helping anyone, so he removed himself.

1st Memphis isn't the best AAC team, I also didn't have OK over Bama, I think OK's loss should have them at 8/9 at best.

TaxSlayer Bowl used to be the Gator Bowl, so that's 9.

I think their loss is really bad

You think Bama's loss to 9-win Ole Miss (who lost to the SEC East champ, the best AAC team, and a fluke play in 2OT to ark), is worse than:

  • Oklahoma's loss to 4-win Texas?
  • Michigan State's loss to 5-win Nebraska?
  • UNC's loss to 3-win USCe?

OSU has the 'least-bad' loss of any 1-loss team, but literally half of their win's came over sub-.500 teams.

I think at this point you can argue Clemson & Iowa should be ranked ahead of them, but I don't know how you put Oklahoma above them. I'm not sure how you call their loss 'bad'.

I say the whole thing was about him. How he felt, what he wanted to do. He should have announced his retirement and kept coaching. Instead fewer coaches had to coach the team while also looking out for themselves on the job market.

Yep. Pulling hard for Clemson because it helps us the most. Otherwise, it's going to take a lot of interesting dominoes to get us to Belk.

My wife and I with our friends visiting from FL were at the game and made it on national TV during the Fuente interview (we got 2nd row seats for this game that ended up being right behind the ESPNU guys). My wife is waving at everyone from the upper left in the link below which is where the interview with the camera on CJF started.

https://youtu.be/ApaY6-dhHmk?t=39

That was a really great basketball game. Seth Allen was on fire. He was too tired for the last play, IMHO - you could see it in his eyes. Too bad, the Hokies came back in the 2nd half playing much better defense and took our only lead to 4 pts to start OT.

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