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I was in New Orleans last week on business and had lunch with a couple of big LSU fans. They couldn't believe we fired Pelini, so he is still well liked there. I did explain all the details as to why he was fired.
 
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I was in New Orleans last week on business and had lunch with a couple of big LSU fans. They couldn't believe we fired Pelini, so he is still well liked there. I did explain all the details as to why he was fired.

No he is not...the vast majority was happy that he left,
 

Jay Daggitt

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I was in New Orleans last week on business and had lunch with a couple of big LSU fans. They couldn't believe we fired Pelini, so he is still well liked there. I did explain all the details as to why he was fired.
He is all ready on the short list of candidates.
 

skintight

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Perhaps it's Brian Kelly--------i could see this as more plausible than Chip Kelly. chip Kelly holds all of the cards in Philly---he is not going any where unless the ship completely sinks while on fire and all of the cheerleaders are being sodomized by a hoard of barbarians
 

jimbosc

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Jeff Fisher and Brian Kelly would make the most sense. I think Fisher would kill it in college - be good to see somebody besides Urbie hand Saban his balls.
 
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I was in New Orleans last week on business and had lunch with a couple of big LSU fans. They couldn't believe we fired Pelini, so he is still well liked there. I did explain all the details as to why he was fired.
To people who don't follow closely this is reasonable. For those who do it was obvious.
 

Mr.Scary13

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I was in New Orleans last week on business and had lunch with a couple of big LSU fans. They couldn't believe we fired Pelini, so he is still well liked there. I did explain all the details as to why he was fired.

He was despised down there and the vast majority rejoiced when his *** left Baton Rouge.
 
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dbleagle2

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You have to inagine Kirk wants to hang around long enough to pass the baton to his son, who is making a big impact on Iowa's success this season.

Brian is a younger, more aggressive version of Kirk........when he played, he was like a coach on the field.......He has DEFINITELY made an impact on Iowa this year in his new position.......The kid is just a winner if you ask me.......
 

dbleagle2

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Yep, you can see it.

He left a pretty good job as New England TE coach to come back to Iowa for a reason.......besides working along side his dad, I think he saw this opportunity when he came back.......It will be interesting to see how it plays out.........I'm a fan of it.
 
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He left a pretty good job as New England TE coach to come back to Iowa for a reason.......besides working along side his dad, I think he saw this opportunity when he came back.......It will be interesting to see how it plays out.........I'm a fan of it.
As a Nebraska fan, im not ;)
 
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