Jorge Milian @caneswatch
Golden said team reacted poorly last year when bowl ban was announced before season finale. Maybe why it's not being announced now..
Deep down I know it's the right move to self impose, but selfishly I want 3 more games, not 1.
Deep down I know it's the right move to self impose, but selfishly I want 3 more games, not 1.
It would be worse on team morale if you wait until after Duke, we win and then self-impose. Better to at least tell the team now the decision. Even better if it's "win vs. Duke and you go", "lose vs. Duke and we self-impose". But tell the team, not the media.
Beast has been wrong more often than chef cane lately, so we aren't likely hearing anything for at least a week
How is it that fat stack of **** Beast hasn't died of a heart attack yet.
That's how I'm interpreting the situation. You have to think they are going to err on the side of caution. So if they do not self impose, that's a pretty good sign that we might "skate".Would it be a positive if they dont impose? I am thinking if they dont impose then the lawyers and ncaa must be telling them some positives.
Would it be a positive if they dont impose? I am thinking if they dont impose then the lawyers and ncaa must be telling them some positives.
Would it be a positive if they dont impose? I am thinking if they dont impose then the lawyers and ncaa must be telling them some positives.
Given the history of this administration's decision making......I'd say it would be premature to assume off the bat that a decision to NOT self impose would indicate we are "free and clear".
Shalala may be a great president for the school...you'll get little argument from me there. She may be great at raising money...you get no argument from me there.
But we're talking about the same woman who
1. Hired Coker
2. Extended Coker
3. Hired Shannon
4. Extended Shannon
We're talking 4 of the worst decisions in the history of this program. I wouldn't put anything past this administration. I simply don't trust them when it comes to football related decisions.