The greatest coach there never was

Nitt1300

Heisman
Nov 2, 2008
7,484
14,151
113
The greatest coach there never was was a solid recruiter who put together classes of 3 and 4 star players year after year- with a 5 star or two when he could get them. His biggest rival was in the state to the west- and they had more money and landed 4 and 5 star recruits consistently.

While most coaches would only very rarely win in this situation- basically under the blind pig finding an acorn rule- the greatest coach there never was won several of those games, as well as winning most of his games against his weaker opponents.

All of the fans loved him, and life went on happily ever after.


The End
 

CVLion

All-Conference
Oct 13, 2021
1,065
2,166
113
The greatest coach there never was was a solid recruiter who put together classes of 3 and 4 star players year after year- with a 5 star or two when he could get them. His biggest rival was in the state to the west- and they had more money and landed 4 and 5 star recruits consistently.

While most coaches would only very rarely win in this situation- basically under the blind pig finding an acorn rule- the greatest coach there never was won several of those games, as well as winning most of his games against his weaker opponents.

All of the fans loved him, and life went on happily ever after.


The End

Well that doesn’t sound half bad at all. Sigh.
 

Bvillebaron

All-Conference
Feb 4, 2004
3,033
2,986
113
The greatest coach there never was was a solid recruiter who put together classes of 3 and 4 star players year after year- with a 5 star or two when he could get them. His biggest rival was in the state to the west- and they had more money and landed 4 and 5 star recruits consistently.

While most coaches would only very rarely win in this situation- basically under the blind pig finding an acorn rule- the greatest coach there never was won several of those games, as well as winning most of his games against his weaker opponents.

All of the fans loved him, and life went on happily ever after.


The End
Bang bang bang. Your obsession continues unabated.
 

psuro

Heisman
Aug 24, 2001
9,560
20,975
113
The greatest coach there never was was a solid recruiter who put together classes of 3 and 4 star players year after year- with a 5 star or two when he could get them. His biggest rival was in the state to the west- and they had more money and landed 4 and 5 star recruits consistently.

While most coaches would only very rarely win in this situation- basically under the blind pig finding an acorn rule- the greatest coach there never was won several of those games, as well as winning most of his games against his weaker opponents.

All of the fans loved him, and life went on happily ever after.


The End

The greatest coach there never was​


Jay?
 

Marshall2323

All-Conference
Aug 7, 2024
4,462
4,978
113
yawn. Let’s concentrate on our 2 big games
We play 9 teams without a pulse and will be favored in 11. We have the weakest schedule (along with Iowa) in the big 10.
11-1 or bust. Go Cylions (top 10 in terms of starting experience on the roster) beat Marshall.
 
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