Hilltopper

Arth hung himself with his refusal to use the transfer portal to build the team. He didn't need to go all out like Bowden and sign 40 guys. But 10-15 would have been a big help.

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Right after he commits a personal foul for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Wynn was dressed to play. He participated in the warm-ups. I was at the game.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/32511052/bowling-green-football-coach-scot-loeffler-ejected-unsportsmanlike-penalties

I predict that Kato will be our starting QB on Tuesday.

Joe has no input as to the content of the show. His job is to be a cheerleader for the Zips, not Mike Wallace on 60 minutes.

Amen!

Everybody gets a trophy! Get with the times Boomer!

Chuck has really impressed me so far. He is the polar opposite of Williams. Very open and right to the point on his expectations of the coaches. With the amount of money we spend nothing less than top 3 and appearances in conference tournaments will be acceptable.

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/32439931/bob-huggins-says-major-conferences-create-own-college-basketball-postseason-event-ditch-ncaa-tournament

You left out "you know"

Penno for 3!

I really like the chicken dinner at Hartville Kitchen. I'll PM you my Venmo account info.

Now that we got rid of our golden domer AD maybe he might have a chance.

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They need to take the big payday from the Tennessee game and pay this bum off. Do it now. Name an interim coach. Anybody they name couldn't do a worse job than Arf. Then start a real search for a real HC.

When I spoke with him about 3 weeks ago he looked about the same as always.

Thank God he doesn't know my nom de plume!

I think that Groce has shown that there will be plenty of opportunities to get playing time if you are a productive player.

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Thanks for the correction. How many are allowed on the roster?

All those other levels spend less money for the cost of scholarships. D2, D3, and NAIA spend zero. FCS still less than FBS.

Less overhead. No $550k head coaches. Vast administrative costs and recruiting budgets. Far fewer scholarship dollars spent. Just to name a few.