harleyJspoon said:

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That was aimed at you, Malbec. I figured you were dead & gone. I just wanted to be sure. I was right!! Oh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

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Yogi said:

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When I went to law school, they actually required us to do research prior to writing.

I should have been a journalist, where you can publish anything you pull out of your ass. It must be a great profession.

Pay no attention to this article. Nobody else is. Not only is it blatantly false, but Matt Rhule did pretty well with his "Temple quality" recruits. I mean, they did win the American two years in a row over a guy named "Tom Herman."

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Krazybear said:

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Yogi said:

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When I went to law school, they actually required us to do research prior to writing.

I should have been a journalist, where you can publish anything you pull out of your ass. It must be a great profession.

Pay no attention to this article. Nobody else is. Not only is it blatantly false, but Matt Rhule did pretty well with his "Temple quality" recruits. I mean, they did win the American two years in a row over a guy named "Tom Herman."

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Actually Herman won it 2015. Doesn't matter, CMR is still a better coach and has better resume against ranked opponents.

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NoBSU said:

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"On another exercise that I think parallels to OP topic/internet "news" article.

I am a Missouri native and have driven home to Mizzou fans since they left the Big12, that their football was doomed. Brian has agreed with this prediction for years. On 247 most understandably wanted to focus on Baylor and Briles, but cutting themselves off from playing games in Texas killed Mizzou recruiting of Texas highschoolers. I think the Mizzou success in the Big 12 and their first two seasons in the SEC wasn't due to MU grabbing 4 and 5 star Texans. But they developed quality three deep at most positions with a volume of 3 star Texans and a handful of 4 star Missouri kids.

BTW, Tiger fans that I know are still in denial on leaving the Big 12 killing their program. It is all about Pinkel retiring. They still feel he would have developed recruits out of SEC country. I think Rhule has recruited Florida better than Mizzou has over the same timeframe.

We all know the OP article is crap. I think Mizzou ' s descent from relevance proves that a deep roster of developing middle-rated Texans mixed with a few 4-5 star players will produce a ranked team. I think Rhule will do better than Pinkel's recruiting star ranking mix."

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MilliVanilli said:

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NoBSU said:

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"On another exercise that I think parallels to OP topic/internet "news" article.

I am a Missouri native and have driven home to Mizzou fans since they left the Big12, that their football was doomed. Brian has agreed with this prediction for years. On 247 most understandably wanted to focus on Baylor and Briles, but cutting themselves off from playing games in Texas killed Mizzou recruiting of Texas highschoolers. I think the Mizzou success in the Big 12 and their first two seasons in the SEC wasn't due to MU grabbing 4 and 5 star Texans. But they developed quality three deep at most positions with a volume of 3 star Texans and a handful of 4 star Missouri kids.

BTW, Tiger fans that I know are still in denial on leaving the Big 12 killing their program. It is all about Pinkel retiring. They still feel he would have developed recruits out of SEC country. I think Rhule has recruited Florida better than Mizzou has over the same timeframe.

We all know the OP article is crap. I think Mizzou ' s descent from relevance proves that a deep roster of developing middle-rated Texans mixed with a few 4-5 star players will produce a ranked team. I think Rhule will do better than Pinkel's recruiting star ranking mix."

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I'm just glad that Mack Rhoades didn't hire Matt Rhule when he was at Mizzou.

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Weston Rogers said:

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"Cameron Smith has spent more than 10 years covering prep and college sports across the east coast, reporting in Tennessee, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington D.C. and now New York. A former high school lacrosse and basketball player and college rower, he founded Yahoo Sports' Prep Rally blog before joining USA Today. He remains Loyal Forever to Austin High, and believes fervently that Texas is the next great hotbed of prep lacrosse."



That's a strange way to say UT

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RioRata said:

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Weston Rogers said:

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"Cameron Smith has spent more than 10 years covering prep and college sports across the east coast, reporting in Tennessee, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington D.C. and now New York. A former high school lacrosse and basketball player and college rower, he founded Yahoo Sports' Prep Rally blog before joining USA Today. He remains Loyal Forever to Austin High, and believes fervently that Texas is the next great hotbed of prep lacrosse."



That's a strange way to say UT

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Smell that foul odor emanating from the south?

It ain't kimchi!

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Assassin said:

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RioRata said:

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Weston Rogers said:

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"Cameron Smith has spent more than 10 years covering prep and college sports across the east coast, reporting in Tennessee, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington D.C. and now New York. A former high school lacrosse and basketball player and college rower, he founded Yahoo Sports' Prep Rally blog before joining USA Today. He remains Loyal Forever to Austin High, and believes fervently that Texas is the next great hotbed of prep lacrosse."



That's a strange way to say UT

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Smell that foul odor emanating from the south?

It ain't kimchi!

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wondering if anyone here except you and me know just how bad kimchi smells...

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RioRata said:

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Assassin said:

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RioRata said:

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Weston Rogers said:

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"Cameron Smith has spent more than 10 years covering prep and college sports across the east coast, reporting in Tennessee, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington D.C. and now New York. A former high school lacrosse and basketball player and college rower, he founded Yahoo Sports' Prep Rally blog before joining USA Today. He remains Loyal Forever to Austin High, and believes fervently that Texas is the next great hotbed of prep lacrosse."



That's a strange way to say UT

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Smell that foul odor emanating from the south?

It ain't kimchi!

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wondering if anyone here except you and me know just how bad kimchi smells...

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If they have ever been to Kitok's (yum yum) then they probably know. That's the first place I every encountered it.

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