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I was all in on Deboer after he beat a RANKED Oregon State.
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Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short. -
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short. -
A winning percentage speaks volumes and is not simplisticMikeDamone said:
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short.
Tressel was 70% at Youngstown 15 years 4-2 in the natty game
Bohl was 74 percent in 11 years 3-1 in the natty game. Also old as fuck now
DeBoer was 95% in 5 years and 4-1 in natty games
Not a guarantee but DeBoer is ridiculous
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Sounds like you’ve had a boner for DeBoer since day one and loved the hire. That’s good.RaceBannon said:
A winning percentage speaks volumes and is not simplisticMikeDamone said:
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short.
Tressel was 70% at Youngstown 15 years 4-2 in the natty game
Bohl was 74 percent in 11 years 3-1 in the natty game. Also old as fuck now
DeBoer was 95% in 5 years and 4-1 in natty games
Not a guarantee but DeBoer is ridiculous -
Race is RIGHT as Purple RainRaceBannon said:
A winning percentage speaks volumes and is not simplisticMikeDamone said:
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short.
Tressel was 70% at Youngstown 15 years 4-2 in the natty game
Bohl was 74 percent in 11 years 3-1 in the natty game. Also old as fuck now
DeBoer was 95% in 5 years and 4-1 in natty games
Not a guarantee but DeBoer is ridiculous -
Beat TCC and Lincoln High, then pop-off!MikeDamone said:
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short. -
Three in a row (effectively) is THE mindset of a Champion.MikeDamone said:
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short.
Tim Grover would call that a "cleaner". IYKYK.
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I was against itMikeDamone said:
Sounds like you’ve had a boner for DeBoer since day one and loved the hire. That’s good.RaceBannon said:
A winning percentage speaks volumes and is not simplisticMikeDamone said:
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short.
Tressel was 70% at Youngstown 15 years 4-2 in the natty game
Bohl was 74 percent in 11 years 3-1 in the natty game. Also old as fuck now
DeBoer was 95% in 5 years and 4-1 in natty games
Not a guarantee but DeBoer is ridiculous -
Why? He won 95% of his games. Winners winRaceBannon said:
I was against itMikeDamone said:
Sounds like you’ve had a boner for DeBoer since day one and loved the hire. That’s good.RaceBannon said:
A winning percentage speaks volumes and is not simplisticMikeDamone said:
Races example was simplistic. As was my response. Small time Nattys may or may not translate to a winning FBS coach. There are examples each way. Anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.Baseman said:
Since you waived your 15 game rule before drawing a conclusion, I'll point out the following:MikeDamone said:
Just making sure everything is evidence based.RaceBannon said:
Jim Tressel was a national champion at Youngstown State before Ohio StateMikeDamone said:
He has a process in the glorified high school division. Was OK at FSU, 9-5 conference record. He is in his 3rd year as a power 5 head coach. LIPO.RaceBannon said:
I've been spending three days a week in Spokane smashing that point into the face of the branch. It's a process. It's hardMikeDamone said:
The process matters most. Get that right and wins follow. Have a shitty process and you win games with a late interception off an Arizona players foot and think you coached a masterful game.whlinder said:
Due to clock mismanagement at the end of the game I poasted that. Outcomes matter. So does process.
I would like a Damone Doog rating plz
Have a shitty process, but luck out with a QB named Tui, have a bunch of big comeback wins, go to the rose bowl and pop off, but in reality your’re a 7-6 coach. Eventually patterns emerge. It takes time.
Is Penix DeBoer’s Tui? I’m not saying he is, I’m saying I don’t know. But we have seen it before.
But DeBoer does have a proven process. Like me he's a winner.
Winning is winning
Rick was spotty before UW and after
I am LIPO but sharing some of my brilliant insight that you can't get anywhere else
Greg Bohl won several national championships at NDSU. Is now a .500 coach at Wyoming.
LIPO
Bohl took over a 5-7 team at Wyoming and won 4 games his first year, 2 the next. DeBoner doesn't need time to get his guys in here, even though he does.
Even with Bohl's 3 natties, he lost 32 games. DeBoner 3.
Baseman Disclaimer: Natties won/Losses >= 1, ELITE coach
I do applaud your effort even though your comp falls short.
Tressel was 70% at Youngstown 15 years 4-2 in the natty game
Bohl was 74 percent in 11 years 3-1 in the natty game. Also old as fuck now
DeBoer was 95% in 5 years and 4-1 in natty games
Not a guarantee but DeBoer is ridiculous
