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Richard Kimball

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  1. First round I'm rooting for JMU, meteor, Tulane and Miami.
  2. That video is awesome. I also hope everyone appreciates how considerate the Longhorns were, not letting Reville see her team get murdered.
  3. You OK, buddy? No stroke? Congrats, BTW. I don't care about the Cowboys one way or the other, anymore, but I know you do, so, combined with the Horns win, made for a good football weekend.
  4. I asked Grok when was the last time the Cowboys beat the Broncos, and how many current Cowboys players were alive when that happened. Here's the response: Regarding how many current Cowboys players had been born by that date, reports indicate that 45 of the current Dallas Cowboys players were not alive when the Cowboys last beat the Broncos in 1995, and four more were born in 1995. Assuming a typical NFL roster size of 53 players, this suggests that 45 players were born after September 10, 1995, and up to 8 players (53 - 45) could have been born on or before that date, including the four born in 1995. However, without exact birth dates for the players born in 1995, it’s unclear if all were born before September 10. Therefore, at most 8 current Cowboys players had been born by the time of the last victory, with the possibility of fewer depending on specific 1995 birth dates.
  5. I think the Dolphins used that protocol on Tua Tagovailoa.
  6. When Rhule was coaching at Baylor, he talked about Penn State a lot, and I thought his ambitions were (1)NFL and (2)Penn State. He's jumped jobs a lot, and was just getting Baylor together when he jumped to the Carolina Panthers. His biggest strengths are his organization, and he wins the games he should win. I have never been enamored of his handling of the quarterback room. I don't know if his ceiling is like Franklin's, or if he's just left programs about the time they were reaching the point that they could compete against top 25 teams. Both Baylor and Nebraska were basket cases when he got there. Baylor's Sugar Bowl win was mostly with Rhule players, and he is big on recruiting measurables. He moves players between position groups a lot. I know the NFL kicked him out, but NFL coaching and college are different beasts. I know Temple, Baylor and Nebraska were all happy with him. Good hire for Penn State? I don't know. If he'll stay there long enough to finish a program build, we can find out if he can beat top 25 teams.
  7. Barry Switzer laid out the requirements for an Oklahoma coach a few years ago. I forget the exact status, but basically: If you don't beat Texas, Nebraska, or win the Big 8, you're fired. If you do one of the three, you'd better be home by 8 PM and in church on Sunday morning. If you do all three, you can live with your girlfriend. If you win a national championship, you can live with your boyfriend. As many games as Mack Brown won, he caught a lot of hate for his record against Oklahoma. Pretty sure the same thing is happening to what's his name on the OU side, and hell, we'd fire three coaches a year if some of the fans got their way. But yeah, for OU, beating Texas is one of those required benchmarks.
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