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Great article about Michigan and Ohio State.
Also loved your piece about college and NFL QB comparisons.
You're a big hit with my coworkers at the office, too!
I just read your article comparing CFB QB's to NFL QB's and I gotta say.... you should really spend more time on your next article. I don't even know what your basis for the comparisons were. Statistics? Team success? Media attention? How about watching some film and making more accurate comparisons based on size, mobility, arm strength, throwing motion, playing style, deep ball, intermediate, and short accuracy, pre-snap reads, type of offense they play in, etc, etc. Aaron Murray compared to Tebow? Seriously? Those two could not be any more different. Mettenberger to Matt Ryan? Come on man....
David,
While I agree with your tailgating article for the most part. I have to disagree about Iowa being flat. I was born and raised in Florida. Florida is flat. Iowa has beautiful rolling hills. Try walking a golf course in Iowa, and you will not call it flat again. Nebraska is flat. Iowa definitely has lots of cornfields, but if you have ever sat down to a pot full of hot steaming sweet corn in late summer and had a whole meal of just corn, you wouldn't call Iowa corn fields boring, God Bless the Farmers.
Coacheo
You ever heard of the words "Editor" and "proofreading"
The plane's wing game off
. In face, he never even had a .500 season.
his 28 seasons at head Buckeye
His perceived underachievement on defense kept him in Bryant's doghouse, and eventually quit the team. (Note: apparently, Mr. Underachievement, quit the team)
A record of 105-12-5 with three national titles over just 13 seasons, and had it not been of a plane crash that killed Rockne in early 1931, who knows just how lofty those numbers may have become.
You ever heard of the words "Editor" and "proofreading"
@Earl McClary: Couple of things. First, the list contained head coaches. While I thought about putting in coordinators, that opens up some flood gates. If I include one coordinator because he's assisting in turning a team around, I'd need to include ALL coordinators that are doing so.
Secondly, Morris has been with Clemson since 2011. The Tigers didn't have a Top 25 offense in 2011. Things were notably better in 2012, but Clemson still ranked 36th in rush offense and 13thin pass offense in the FBS last season. So when I limit a list to seven coaches—all of whom are head coaches—I can't put the COORDINATOR from a team without a top ten passing or rushing offense on a list when guys in the top ten in both categories were left off.
So, no, it wasn't an oversight. Sorry.
I think you left off one of the greatest offensive minds in college football today when you did not include Chad Morris the offensive coordinator at Clemson. Can you admit an oversight?
you are high if you think Spaty can beat Ohio State let alone make to the BIG 10 championship
Biased Notre Dame HOMER.
Seriously, regarding the Arizona State University colors: They are maroon and gold, not red and yellow.