mr.checkerboards
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A statement costs nothing. Even if the only benefit is to make your fanbase feel better, you only gain from it.
Can’t believe all the posts about not enjoying being with family during the holidays. We has a ball together. I laughed until I was hoarse. The grands ran around chasing my daughter through the house while screaming at the top of their lungs. I said it was the “sound of happiness” to which my nephew said it was the “sound of birth control” lol.
Just went thru our Vol Football social media thread on Twitter. We do a hell of job promoting the team and our kids. I assume most of schools do the same but it was highly impressive how clean and professional everything looks. Random as hell I know lol.
Boohoo what a major regression. They haven’t had a Heisman winner in 3 whole years and had 2 losses with a true freshman quarterback this year. I’m surprised they didn’t just fire him before he jumped shipInteresting notes from a Sooner:
LR stock was declining every year. He took over in 2017 when OU was at heights it hadn't been at in a decade. He did a great job that year. But there hasn't been a single year since that was better than the year before. It's been a steady decline since 2017.
- 2017 we win the big 12, lose a super close game in cfp. Heisman winner, 1st overall draft pick.
- 2018 we win the big 12, lose pretty bad in cfp. Heisman winner, 1st overall draft pick.
- 2019 we win the big 12, get destroyed in the cfp. Heisman finalist.
- 2020 two conference losses, win big 12, no cfp. No Heisman
- 2021 two conference losses, multiple one score wins, no big 12 title, no cfp, no Heisman.
im sure he will address that with each recruit when he talks with them…. No need for a press release.
Dusty Devorchek, or however ya spell it, alluded to the same this morning.From multiple OU fans on another board - Apparently there was some bad blood between Heupel and Oklahoma after Stoops let him go. Heupel felt like he was the scapegoat. Apparently the offense that year was performing well enough, but the defense was not. Bob decided to can Heupel instead of his brother Mike who should have been let go to save face that they were making changes. The same posters said Heupel to OU won't happen because of how that went down - which is perfectly fine with me.
Quotes from the OU posters on Heupel leaving for OU:
"He took a lot of the heat when our teams weren’t as good as expected, however, mike stoops was the DC and the offense was light years better than the defense. Bob Stoops fired him and hired Riley. In all honesty, mike should have been cut lose long before JH. Heupel won’t come back to any type of OU function, even the 2000 NC banquet this past summer."
"There’s exactly 0% chance that happens. Neither side has many good feelings towards the other"