FIFITA AND McMillan!!!!!
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Shit, yeah I'd really worry about USC with those two. I'd worry about Oregon but they already have two QBs and I don't think McMillan is going without Fifita.AtomicDawg said:
The ksu qb already told them no thanks and went to tosu.WoolleyDoog said:Feels like something where emotions tell you fuck this we're staying loyal and in Tucson then business kicks in and you realize that's a bad move, especially if Fisch is poaching your next best players and glue guys. My worry could be USC or UCLA. USC is committed enough to fuck over the KSU transfer and bring them in and UCLA sucks but is close to home for them.
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Mcmillan hates USC for some reason
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No respect?backthepack said:Mcmillan hates USC for some reason
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Who doesn’t?backthepack said:Mcmillan hates USC for some reason
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I imagine the initial gut reaction is that you’ve been betrayed by the coach and want to stay loyal to the place you’ve played your asses off and turned into a top 15 team.
It’s the exact same feeling UW fans and players felt.
But as Fifita’s dad mentioned, he told his son to pray on what is best for him moving forward. After the initial sting wears off, feeling tend to transition.
The coach who was the first to commit to you when no one else wanted you still wants you. Your position coach and the rest of the offensive staff is going with him. The system you know, and likely many of your teammates is going with him.
No one should be surprised there are rumors these two are staying put. No one should be surprised when they change their mind to follow the coach they trust. -
Pray? lolDoogCourics said:I imagine the initial gut reaction is that you’ve been betrayed by the coach and want to stay loyal to the place you’ve played your asses off and turned into a top 15 team.
It’s the exact same feeling UW fans and players felt.
But as Fifita’s dad mentioned, he told his son to pray on what is best for him moving forward. After the initial sting wears off, feeling tend to transition.
The coach who was the first to commit to you when no one else wanted you still wants you. Your position coach and the rest of the offensive staff is going with him. The system you know, and likely many of your teammates is going with him.
No one should be surprised there are rumors these two are staying put. No one should be surprised when they change their mind to follow the coach they trust.
Let me guess, god is going to tell him to chase the bag. -
God likes big bags. Helps with larger donations to the church.DoogWhisperer said:
Pray? lolDoogCourics said:I imagine the initial gut reaction is that you’ve been betrayed by the coach and want to stay loyal to the place you’ve played your asses off and turned into a top 15 team.
It’s the exact same feeling UW fans and players felt.
But as Fifita’s dad mentioned, he told his son to pray on what is best for him moving forward. After the initial sting wears off, feeling tend to transition.
The coach who was the first to commit to you when no one else wanted you still wants you. Your position coach and the rest of the offensive staff is going with him. The system you know, and likely many of your teammates is going with him.
No one should be surprised there are rumors these two are staying put. No one should be surprised when they change their mind to follow the coach they trust.
Let me guess, god is going to tell him to chase the bag. -
This. 10% of a bigger bag is a bigger tithe.PurpleBaze said:
God likes big bags. Helps with larger donations to the church.DoogWhisperer said:
Pray? lolDoogCourics said:I imagine the initial gut reaction is that you’ve been betrayed by the coach and want to stay loyal to the place you’ve played your asses off and turned into a top 15 team.
It’s the exact same feeling UW fans and players felt.
But as Fifita’s dad mentioned, he told his son to pray on what is best for him moving forward. After the initial sting wears off, feeling tend to transition.
The coach who was the first to commit to you when no one else wanted you still wants you. Your position coach and the rest of the offensive staff is going with him. The system you know, and likely many of your teammates is going with him.
No one should be surprised there are rumors these two are staying put. No one should be surprised when they change their mind to follow the coach they trust.
Let me guess, god is going to tell him to chase the bag. -
Absolutely. Polynesian families rely on their faith immensely. Pray on it is translation for don’t make a rash decision, sit and think, then do what is best for you no matter what backlash comes from the Zona or UW fan base that is spurned.DoogWhisperer said:
Pray? lolDoogCourics said:I imagine the initial gut reaction is that you’ve been betrayed by the coach and want to stay loyal to the place you’ve played your asses off and turned into a top 15 team.
It’s the exact same feeling UW fans and players felt.
But as Fifita’s dad mentioned, he told his son to pray on what is best for him moving forward. After the initial sting wears off, feeling tend to transition.
The coach who was the first to commit to you when no one else wanted you still wants you. Your position coach and the rest of the offensive staff is going with him. The system you know, and likely many of your teammates is going with him.
No one should be surprised there are rumors these two are staying put. No one should be surprised when they change their mind to follow the coach they trust.
Let me guess, god is going to tell him to chase the bag. -
Polynesian family superiority guy right here...DoogCourics said:
Absolutely. Polynesian families rely on their faith immensely. Pray on it is translation for don’t make a rash decision, sit and think, then do what is best for you no matter what backlash comes from the Zona or UW fan base that is spurned.DoogWhisperer said:
Pray? lolDoogCourics said:I imagine the initial gut reaction is that you’ve been betrayed by the coach and want to stay loyal to the place you’ve played your asses off and turned into a top 15 team.
It’s the exact same feeling UW fans and players felt.
But as Fifita’s dad mentioned, he told his son to pray on what is best for him moving forward. After the initial sting wears off, feeling tend to transition.
The coach who was the first to commit to you when no one else wanted you still wants you. Your position coach and the rest of the offensive staff is going with him. The system you know, and likely many of your teammates is going with him.
No one should be surprised there are rumors these two are staying put. No one should be surprised when they change their mind to follow the coach they trust.
Let me guess, god is going to tell him to chase the bag.
