JJ McCarthy was still in high school in both of the years he mentioned. So anything he says about it during that timeframe is based on whatever the Michigan coaches told him and not real life experience.
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JJ McCarthy was still in high school in both of the years he mentioned. So anything he says about it during that timeframe is based on whatever the Michigan coaches told him and not real life experience.
It’s actually worse because Michigan cancelled the 2020 game with OSU, which saved harbaughs job
If he hangs on another year or two he could play with his son.
He started at JTS for Tech my senior year of high school. I’ve graduated from both high school and college, plus gotten a full time job in the time he’s played CFB
Bama would crush Penn State and still beat OU by double digits. I don’t think WVU would beat K State either. Hell of a season for your boys and glad they actually did what they did. But your best win in the regular season was maybe Tech at home? You avoided Texas, K State, Iowa State and Kansas who all finished in above .500 in conference. OU blasted WVU and they squeaked by a really bad Baylor team and even TCU who wasn’t good. And of course lost to a terrible Houston team, Hail Mary or not.
This is the new norm going forward with unbalanced schedules. WVU caught a good one this year getting all four of the newbies and avoiding Texas. Meanwhile Iowa State played Texas, OU, Oklahoma State, K State and KU. Swap Texas with Houston and we are at 8-4 and 7-2 in the league.
To say WVU would beat all the teams you listed is a stretch. Could they? Absolutely they could because they are all about the same. But to be definitive? Nah.
Ewers coming back to Texas for another season.
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...-qb-quinn-ewers-returning-texas-senior-season
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...-qb-quinn-ewers-returning-texas-senior-season
You would think he would either transfer or sign up for the draft if he thought there was a good chance of Arch starting over him.
If he wants to improve his draft stock he better be sure he's going to be playing.
Pretty sure the rumor is that Arch is only getting hype because of his name and that he’s actually pretty mediocre
Anyone who looked at his HS film can confirm this. Same reason he didn't attend any QB competitions.
I wondered if that might be the case. Kind of how Fran's kids were highly rated basketball players
More Florida State Football program problems...
According to the NCAA, Florida State University’s football program has been found guilty of violating rules related to name, image, and likeness (NIL). The violations include an assistant coach facilitating an impermissible recruiting contact between a transfer prospect and a booster, and the booster offering the prospect an NIL opportunity worth approximately $15,000 per month during his first year at the school. The NCAA is expected to levy significant penalties on Florida State, one of its NIL collectives, and a booster.
According to the NCAA, Florida State University’s football program has been found guilty of violating rules related to name, image, and likeness (NIL). The violations include an assistant coach facilitating an impermissible recruiting contact between a transfer prospect and a booster, and the booster offering the prospect an NIL opportunity worth approximately $15,000 per month during his first year at the school. The NCAA is expected to levy significant penalties on Florida State, one of its NIL collectives, and a booster.
You mean the NCAA is actually paying attention to NIL shenanigans? I am honestly shocked.
