Let's take a stroll down memory lane - Good Guys Finish First

[missouridawg]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2216102-good-guys-finish-first-the-hugh-freeze-story

 

[dawgman42]

Wow. That really makes me feel . . .

View attachment 7090 . . . all over.

 

[BiscuitEater]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2216102-good-guys-finish-first-the-hugh-freeze-story

How do you know Bucky was lying even then? His lips were moving.

On October 2, 2014 Yahoo reported that Ole Miss is under investigation for rules violations in multiple sports, however it is important to note 'Freeze and his staff reportedly aren't the subject of any potential major violations, and most of the football-related part of the investigation focuses on a previous staff.'

 

[gymdawg.sixpack]

I stopped reading after i realized 2 things: 1 this was going to be a complete bs story knowing freeze isnt a "good guy" and 2 that even in this article he broke the damn law in the 1st few sentences by breaking into neyland stadium. Been fake his whole life im guessing

 

[MedDawg]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2216102-good-guys-finish-first-the-hugh-freeze-story

"I will be a head coach in the SEC one day"

If he vacates every win and never coaches again, will he still count as a head coach?

 

[Tin Cup Cowboy]

This piece of writing...just, wow....

They walked into the empty stadium, the grandstands stretching up, up and up, seemingly to touch the basement of heaven. A whisper of wind feathering their cheeks, Hugh grabbed Jill's hand. They looked at each other, practically disappearing into each other's eyes. He had something to say, and it was almost as important as the vows he'd taken in the small white clapboard church topped with a steeple.


"I will be a head coach in the SEC one day," he said softly. "I will."


"I know," Jill replied. "I know."


In the growing darkness, the two kissed. And in this silent stadium, on this silent summer night, so began one of the most unlikely coaching journeys in college football history.

 

[BlueRidgeMtns]

[FONT=&quot]"I will be a head coach in the SEC one day," he said softly. "I will."[/FONT]

This sounds like a crappy romance novel where the cover is a shirtless Freeze holding his wife passionately. Rebel women everywhere flickin' their bean to those lines I'm sure.

 

[T-TownDawgg]

Lars Anderson. Another sports reporter duped by snake charmer. Any man who busts into a stadium only for a kiss on their honeymoon is either lying or he unloaded the weapon at work the night before.

 

[Chesusdog]

Yeah, but he'll probably have the lowest win-loss percentage in league history.

 

[BossDawg78]

My.....God.

It was difficult to wade through all that ********. I bet Freeze read that like a bedtime story to his kids.

 

[GloryDawg]

[FONT=&quot]["The gates were shackled, but husband and wife slipped through a small opening."]

​He was breaking the rules back then. Cheating bastard.
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[icouldjustpuke]

WHO WTOTE THAT? MR.CHOKESONDICK?

 

[CochiseCowbell]

[FONT=&quot]["The gates were shackled, but husband and wife slipped through a small opening."]

​He was breaking the rules back then. Cheating bastard.
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Shackled?! No, just no. People (or animals) are shackled. Gates are simply locked or chained.

I am glad I didn't read that drivel. It hurts my head when "writers" fall in love with their thesauruses/thesauri.

 

[jakldawg]

I mean, that is kind of my standard BleacherReport reaction.

 

[QuadrupleOption]

Labeled The Journey, this phonebook-thick manuscript is his personal manifesto for how to construct a winning program, brick by brick. The nine chapters include his "Recruiting Plan," his "First 100 Days on the Job," his "Top 25 Things to Build," his ideas for "How to Engage the Fan Base" and his "Coaching Philosophy.

Chapter 1: Recruiting Plan

Cheat like a mother17er.

Chapter2: ....

 

[chem1970]

Compare that 2014 perspective from Bleacher Report to this July 2017 perspective. How it has changed!

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2721537