cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

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Sorry that the truth offends you so much.

Nothing negative or dumb about that.

No I don't listen to podcasts.

And when it comes to coaches talking we could probably create a list of 100 coaches in all sports all levels that have said they are staying at ______ only to take a new job a few days, weeks or months later.

Saban from Miami to Alabama comes to mind.

Harbaugh from Stanford to Michigan.

Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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My prediction is that Rhule will be here at least 3-4 more years, if not longer

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My prediction is that Baylor will be the last stop in CMR's college coaching career.

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So, you're saying he is leaving after this year, aren't you?

cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

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Sorry that the truth offends you so much.

Nothing negative or dumb about that.

No I don't listen to podcasts.

And when it comes to coaches talking we could probably create a list of 100 coaches in all sports all levels that have said they are staying at ______ only to take a new job a few days, weeks or months later.

Saban from Miami to Alabama comes to mind.

Harbaugh from Stanford to Michigan.

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No offense
You are just wrong

Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

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Sorry that the truth offends you so much.

Nothing negative or dumb about that.

No I don't listen to podcasts.

And when it comes to coaches talking we could probably create a list of 100 coaches in all sports all levels that have said they are staying at ______ only to take a new job a few days, weeks or months later.

Saban from Miami to Alabama comes to mind.

Harbaugh from Stanford to Michigan.

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No offense
You are just wrong

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So when he leaves I can link to this post and remind you I called it that he would jump ship?

He will be gone. Most likely after this year but if not at the end of the season we will only get one more year from him.

cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

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Sorry that the truth offends you so much.

Nothing negative or dumb about that.

No I don't listen to podcasts.

And when it comes to coaches talking we could probably create a list of 100 coaches in all sports all levels that have said they are staying at ______ only to take a new job a few days, weeks or months later.

Saban from Miami to Alabama comes to mind.

Harbaugh from Stanford to Michigan.

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No offense
You are just wrong

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So when he leaves I can link to this post and remind you I called it that he would jump ship?

He will be gone. Most likely after this year but if not at the end of the season we will only get one more year from him.

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Yes
If coach Rhule says at the end of the 2019 Baylor football season that he is leaving Baylor, yes, you will be correct. If he does not leave for 2-3 more years you will be wrong.

It seems like you are just always looking and hoping for a negative outcome to me.

SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

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Sorry that the truth offends you so much.

Nothing negative or dumb about that.

No I don't listen to podcasts.

And when it comes to coaches talking we could probably create a list of 100 coaches in all sports all levels that have said they are staying at ______ only to take a new job a few days, weeks or months later.

Saban from Miami to Alabama comes to mind.

Harbaugh from Stanford to Michigan.

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No offense
You are just wrong

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So when he leaves I can link to this post and remind you I called it that he would jump ship?

He will be gone. Most likely after this year but if not at the end of the season we will only get one more year from him.

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Yes
If coach Rhule says at the end of the 2019 Baylor football season that he is leaving Baylor, yes, you will be correct. If he does not leave for 2-3 more years you will be wrong.

It seems like you are just always looking and hoping for a negative outcome to me.

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And that is your opinion, even if it is wrong. I think you have rolled 2 or 3 posters into me as you think I have somehow always defended briles, always looking for a negative, etc.

I just point out the FACTS that Rhule has flirted with NFL jobs after each season but then talks about staying at Baylor when it appears he is just waiting for a specific NFL job or bigger P5 school to call him.

cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

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Your post was full of half truths that you are attempting to pass off as facts. Harbaugh never said he wasn't leaving Stanford (https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/01/sports/ncaafootball/01harbaugh.html), and the article you probably saw was his brother saying he wasn't leaving Stanford for Michigan (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/ncaa-football/2011/1/4/1915293/jim-harbaugh-stanford-michigan-john-harbaugh). Which he didn't. He left for the NFL. And he never said he was staying on with the 49ers. He was fired. After that, he took the Michigan job.

So, yes Saban and Petrino both blatantly lied. Harbaugh did not.

cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

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Sorry that the truth offends you so much.

Nothing negative or dumb about that.

No I don't listen to podcasts.

And when it comes to coaches talking we could probably create a list of 100 coaches in all sports all levels that have said they are staying at ______ only to take a new job a few days, weeks or months later.

Saban from Miami to Alabama comes to mind.

Harbaugh from Stanford to Michigan.

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No offense
You are just wrong

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So when he leaves I can link to this post and remind you I called it that he would jump ship?

He will be gone. Most likely after this year but if not at the end of the season we will only get one more year from him.

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Yes
If coach Rhule says at the end of the 2019 Baylor football season that he is leaving Baylor, yes, you will be correct. If he does not leave for 2-3 more years you will be wrong.

It seems like you are just always looking and hoping for a negative outcome to me.

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And that is your opinion, even if it is wrong. I think you have rolled 2 or 3 posters into me as you think I have somehow always defended briles, always looking for a negative, etc.

I just point out the FACTS that Rhule has flirted with NFL jobs after each season but then talks about staying at Baylor when it appears he is just waiting for a specific NFL job or bigger P5 school to call him.

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I would call you uninformed...and Hurd is a heck of a player.

Bad timing on this injury as he's trying to prove himself

SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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SATXBear said:

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cowboycwr said:

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trey3216 said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Grizz Air said:

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I hope he becomes a Pro Bowler and makes $50 gazillion. Good recruiting material for Rhule to combat the negative recruiting type stuff that Texas told that one O lineman.

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That would be nice but Rhule will be gone before that happens.

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You think Rhule is staying long term?

Or that Hurd will be a pro bowl player right away?

He (Hurd) might be one in a year or two but probably not this year (even if he wins rookie of the year) and judging by the way Rhule has looked for an NFL job after each season he will be gone by the time Hurd becomes a pro bowler.

My prediction is Rhule will leave after this year.

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Another dumb negative post. Proving my point. Have you not listened to the podcasts of him speaking?

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Sorry that the truth offends you so much.

Nothing negative or dumb about that.

No I don't listen to podcasts.

And when it comes to coaches talking we could probably create a list of 100 coaches in all sports all levels that have said they are staying at ______ only to take a new job a few days, weeks or months later.

Saban from Miami to Alabama comes to mind.

Harbaugh from Stanford to Michigan.

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No offense
You are just wrong

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So when he leaves I can link to this post and remind you I called it that he would jump ship?

He will be gone. Most likely after this year but if not at the end of the season we will only get one more year from him.

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Yes
If coach Rhule says at the end of the 2019 Baylor football season that he is leaving Baylor, yes, you will be correct. If he does not leave for 2-3 more years you will be wrong.

It seems like you are just always looking and hoping for a negative outcome to me.

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And that is your opinion, even if it is wrong. I think you have rolled 2 or 3 posters into me as you think I have somehow always defended briles, always looking for a negative, etc.

I just point out the FACTS that Rhule has flirted with NFL jobs after each season but then talks about staying at Baylor when it appears he is just waiting for a specific NFL job or bigger P5 school to call him.

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I would call you uninformed...and Hurd is a heck of a player.

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Thank you for proving my point. You have rolled 2 or 3 posters into me.

Please post where I have said Hurd is not a heck of a player.

Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

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Your post was full of half truths that you are attempting to pass off as facts. Harbaugh never said he wasn't leaving Stanford (https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/01/sports/ncaafootball/01harbaugh.html), and the article you probably saw was his brother saying he wasn't leaving Stanford for Michigan (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/ncaa-football/2011/1/4/1915293/jim-harbaugh-stanford-michigan-john-harbaugh). Which he didn't. He left for the NFL. And he never said he was staying on with the 49ers. He was fired. After that, he took the Michigan job.

So, yes Saban and Petrino both blatantly lied. Harbaugh did not.

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Never said?????


UMMM try again

https://www.mercurynews.com/2009/11/25/harbaugh-says-he-isnt-leaving-the-farm/

https://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Harbaugh-says-he-s-told-recruits-he-ll-be-staying-3173310.php

And about a dozen more I could post.

So no my post was not full of half truths. It was full of 100% facts.

Almost every coach says they are staying at X program and then gets a bigger school calling, their school, NFL, etc and they turn around and go. Rhule appears to be no different with the way he has flirted with the NFL after both of his seasons here.

cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

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Your post was full of half truths that you are attempting to pass off as facts. Harbaugh never said he wasn't leaving Stanford (https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/01/sports/ncaafootball/01harbaugh.html), and the article you probably saw was his brother saying he wasn't leaving Stanford for Michigan (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/ncaa-football/2011/1/4/1915293/jim-harbaugh-stanford-michigan-john-harbaugh). Which he didn't. He left for the NFL. And he never said he was staying on with the 49ers. He was fired. After that, he took the Michigan job.

So, yes Saban and Petrino both blatantly lied. Harbaugh did not.

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Never said?????


UMMM try again

https://www.mercurynews.com/2009/11/25/harbaugh-says-he-isnt-leaving-the-farm/

https://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Harbaugh-says-he-s-told-recruits-he-ll-be-staying-3173310.php

And about a dozen more I could post.

So no my post was not full of half truths. It was full of 100% facts.

Almost every coach says they are staying at X program and then gets a bigger school calling, their school, NFL, etc and they turn around and go. Rhule appears to be no different with the way he has flirted with the NFL after both of his seasons here.

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You're quoting articles from 2009 in which he said he was staying for the 2010 season. Which he did. He didn't become the 49ers HC until 2011. C'mon, man.

Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

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Your post was full of half truths that you are attempting to pass off as facts. Harbaugh never said he wasn't leaving Stanford (https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/01/sports/ncaafootball/01harbaugh.html), and the article you probably saw was his brother saying he wasn't leaving Stanford for Michigan (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/ncaa-football/2011/1/4/1915293/jim-harbaugh-stanford-michigan-john-harbaugh). Which he didn't. He left for the NFL. And he never said he was staying on with the 49ers. He was fired. After that, he took the Michigan job.

So, yes Saban and Petrino both blatantly lied. Harbaugh did not.

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Never said?????


UMMM try again

https://www.mercurynews.com/2009/11/25/harbaugh-says-he-isnt-leaving-the-farm/

https://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Harbaugh-says-he-s-told-recruits-he-ll-be-staying-3173310.php

And about a dozen more I could post.

So no my post was not full of half truths. It was full of 100% facts.

Almost every coach says they are staying at X program and then gets a bigger school calling, their school, NFL, etc and they turn around and go. Rhule appears to be no different with the way he has flirted with the NFL after both of his seasons here.

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You're quoting articles from 2009 in which he said he was staying for the 2010 season. Which he did. He didn't become the 49ers HC until 2011. C'mon, man.

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So now you are adding a qualifier that coach speak only applies for one year at a time.... LOL ok.

The point still stands that coaches say all the time they are staying for years, this year, next year, etc and then leave.

cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

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Your post was full of half truths that you are attempting to pass off as facts. Harbaugh never said he wasn't leaving Stanford (https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/01/sports/ncaafootball/01harbaugh.html), and the article you probably saw was his brother saying he wasn't leaving Stanford for Michigan (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/ncaa-football/2011/1/4/1915293/jim-harbaugh-stanford-michigan-john-harbaugh). Which he didn't. He left for the NFL. And he never said he was staying on with the 49ers. He was fired. After that, he took the Michigan job.

So, yes Saban and Petrino both blatantly lied. Harbaugh did not.

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Never said?????


UMMM try again

https://www.mercurynews.com/2009/11/25/harbaugh-says-he-isnt-leaving-the-farm/

https://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Harbaugh-says-he-s-told-recruits-he-ll-be-staying-3173310.php

And about a dozen more I could post.

So no my post was not full of half truths. It was full of 100% facts.

Almost every coach says they are staying at X program and then gets a bigger school calling, their school, NFL, etc and they turn around and go. Rhule appears to be no different with the way he has flirted with the NFL after both of his seasons here.

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You're quoting articles from 2009 in which he said he was staying for the 2010 season. Which he did. He didn't become the 49ers HC until 2011. C'mon, man.

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So now you are adding a qualifier that coach speak only applies for one year at a time.... LOL ok.

The point still stands that coaches say all the time they are staying for years, this year, next year, etc and then leave.

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The phrase that comes to mind when reading your posts on this topic is "grasping at straws."

Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

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Your post was full of half truths that you are attempting to pass off as facts. Harbaugh never said he wasn't leaving Stanford (https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/01/sports/ncaafootball/01harbaugh.html), and the article you probably saw was his brother saying he wasn't leaving Stanford for Michigan (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/ncaa-football/2011/1/4/1915293/jim-harbaugh-stanford-michigan-john-harbaugh). Which he didn't. He left for the NFL. And he never said he was staying on with the 49ers. He was fired. After that, he took the Michigan job.

So, yes Saban and Petrino both blatantly lied. Harbaugh did not.

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Never said?????


UMMM try again

https://www.mercurynews.com/2009/11/25/harbaugh-says-he-isnt-leaving-the-farm/

https://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Harbaugh-says-he-s-told-recruits-he-ll-be-staying-3173310.php

And about a dozen more I could post.

So no my post was not full of half truths. It was full of 100% facts.

Almost every coach says they are staying at X program and then gets a bigger school calling, their school, NFL, etc and they turn around and go. Rhule appears to be no different with the way he has flirted with the NFL after both of his seasons here.

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You're quoting articles from 2009 in which he said he was staying for the 2010 season. Which he did. He didn't become the 49ers HC until 2011. C'mon, man.

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So now you are adding a qualifier that coach speak only applies for one year at a time.... LOL ok.

The point still stands that coaches say all the time they are staying for years, this year, next year, etc and then leave.

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The phrase that comes to mind when reading your posts on this topic is "grasping at straws."

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Which is what you will be doing when Rhule bolts for the NFL or larger P5.......

cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Mitch Henessey said:

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Uhhhh, Harbaugh didn't go from Stanford to Michigan.

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Oh yeah he had that stop in San fran first. And that is where he kept saying he was staying only to leave.

But leave it to a sunshine pumper to ignore the rest of my post about coach speak and how they talk all the time and then turn around and leave.

LOL. There are going to be some hurt butts when Rhule gets his NFL job and leaves.

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Not sure where you get off labeling me a sunshine pumper, considering you and I have literally never interacted, but carry on.

I was just pointing out that your post was missing something that is important when trying to make a coherent argument: namely, facts.

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MY post was full of facts.

Saban said he was staying with the Dolphins... and then left.

Harbaugh said he was staying at Stanford and then left.... and then left SF....

Coaches say it all the time. Heck there have even been some that have held press conferences, said they are staying and then within days take a new job and leave.

So a coach saying he is staying at Baylor but then has spent each of his 2 offseasons flirting with other jobs shows that he is not going to stay forever.

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Your post was full of half truths that you are attempting to pass off as facts. Harbaugh never said he wasn't leaving Stanford (https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/01/sports/ncaafootball/01harbaugh.html), and the article you probably saw was his brother saying he wasn't leaving Stanford for Michigan (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnation.com/platform/amp/ncaa-football/2011/1/4/1915293/jim-harbaugh-stanford-michigan-john-harbaugh). Which he didn't. He left for the NFL. And he never said he was staying on with the 49ers. He was fired. After that, he took the Michigan job.

So, yes Saban and Petrino both blatantly lied. Harbaugh did not.

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Never said?????


UMMM try again

https://www.mercurynews.com/2009/11/25/harbaugh-says-he-isnt-leaving-the-farm/

https://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Harbaugh-says-he-s-told-recruits-he-ll-be-staying-3173310.php

And about a dozen more I could post.

So no my post was not full of half truths. It was full of 100% facts.

Almost every coach says they are staying at X program and then gets a bigger school calling, their school, NFL, etc and they turn around and go. Rhule appears to be no different with the way he has flirted with the NFL after both of his seasons here.

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You're quoting articles from 2009 in which he said he was staying for the 2010 season. Which he did. He didn't become the 49ers HC until 2011. C'mon, man.

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So now you are adding a qualifier that coach speak only applies for one year at a time.... LOL ok.

The point still stands that coaches say all the time they are staying for years, this year, next year, etc and then leave.

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The phrase that comes to mind when reading your posts on this topic is "grasping at straws."

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Which is what you will be doing when Rhule bolts for the NFL or larger P5.......

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Call your shot, bud. When's he leaving?

boognish_bear said:

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Bad timing on this injury as he's trying to prove himself

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thx for the update.

- KKM

closest PCE is in Sunnyvale.

https://locations.arbys.com/us/ca/sunnyvale/601-s-bernardo-ave.html

Still injured