Jimmy going after Nick now

https://twitter.com/CoachJim4UM/status/737800130666057728

"Amazing" to me- Alabama broke NCAA rules & now their HC is lecturing us on the possibility of rules being broken at camps. Truly "amazing."

Awe. Attention whore has a problem with attention.

Wbh, I don't really care.

To be honest I don't either. I figured some might.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Wbh, I don't really care.

Thanks for checking in.

You can now resume your whining about SD and Moose.

I think it's interesting wbh. Thanks for providing content, unlike some people.

NigelUno wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Wbh, I don't really care.

Thanks for checking in.

You can now resume your whining about SD and Moose.

Turtleneck * xsan *

Anyways, I really dont get into this type of shit. Harbaugh is an attention whore and tries desperately to get into the headlines. The whole, "I don't really care" was started by you wbh. You used to say that.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

Thanks for checking in.

You can now resume your whining about SD and Moose.

Turtleneck * xsan *

Anyways, I really dont get into this type of shit. Harbaugh is an attention whore and tries desperately to get into the headlines. The whole, "I don't really care" was started by you wbh. You used to say that.

Wooooooops this was Nigel. Sorry wbh. What an insult. I knew you wouldnt be so wrong. I love you wbh.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

Thanks for checking in.

You can now resume your whining about SD and Moose.

Turtleneck * xsan *

Anyways, I really dont get into this type of shit. Harbaugh is an attention whore and tries desperately to get into the headlines. The whole, "I don't really care" was started by you wbh. You used to say that.

Tilt.

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Oh fuck it.

Smart move by harbs. Idiots around the country will run with this story and bingo, he's in the headlines....just like this place

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:To be honest I don't either. I figured some might.

Bump..

Edward Aschoff
ESPN Staff Writer

"Florida-Michigan is next season but anyway we can trade Florida for Alabama? We have to get a Saban-Harbaugh matchup ASAP. Just imagine all the focus on that pregame handshake ... If there would even be one. Maybe this year's playoff can deliver what the entire country wants."

This has become a very high stakes game for Harbz. If he wins bigs, brilliant! And if he doesn't, college football nation will laugh.

As far as the camps themselves, we live in a copycat world. If they prove to be a good idea, everyone will start doing them (already are). So any advantage is only temporary.

But Saban's latest remarks...bad look for Saban. He's king of the world right now. He doesn't need to react to any of this. Plus his comments were all over the place. I couldn't even follow his line of thinking.

Vlad wrote:This has become a very high stakes game for Harbz. If he wins bigs, brilliant! And if he doesn't, college football nation will laugh.

As far as the camps themselves, we live in a copycat world. If they prove to be a good idea, everyone will start doing them (already are). So any advantage is only temporary.

But Saban's latest remarks...bad look for Saban. He's king of the world right now. He doesn't need to react to any of this. Plus his comments were all over the place. I couldn't even follow his line of thinking.

Simple : any threat to dethrone him = bad.


That's why he left msu, izzo threatened his power grip

Blanch32 wrote:

Vlad wrote:This has become a very high stakes game for Harbz. If he wins bigs, brilliant! And if he doesn't, college football nation will laugh.

As far as the camps themselves, we live in a copycat world. If they prove to be a good idea, everyone will start doing them (already are). So any advantage is only temporary.

But Saban's latest remarks...bad look for Saban. He's king of the world right now. He doesn't need to react to any of this. Plus his comments were all over the place. I couldn't even follow his line of thinking.

Simple : any threat to dethrone him = bad.


That's why he left msu, izzo threatened his power grip

Yeah, he left MSU because of Izzo. Good God you are dumb.

Vlad wrote:This has become a very high stakes game for Harbz. If he wins bigs, brilliant! And if he doesn't, college football nation will laugh.

As far as the camps themselves, we live in a copycat world. If they prove to be a good idea, everyone will start doing them (already are). So any advantage is only temporary.

But Saban's latest remarks...bad look for Saban. He's king of the world right now. He doesn't need to react to any of this. Plus his comments were all over the place. I couldn't even follow his line of thinking.

Alabama and the SEC will be way more willing to cheat if these camps aren't stopped. The whole point is that it is going to take recruiting away from high school coaches and college coaches and just like AAU basketball, it will put the power in the hands of street agents and rouge h.s. agents who will make money off of these camps and players and steer them to schools that "favor" them. Saban is in a no lose. He knows 2 things: if they are heavily regulated, it hurts the big ten right now. If they aren't, schools like Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss, USC, Oregon, Baylor, Florida State or any that are willing to pay agents and h.s. coaches and parents will greatly benefit from this . I actually think Saban is throwing a shot accross the bow of college football. He's telling people what's going to happen with street agents and rouge camps and he's saying it in a way that everyone knows what will happen if it is left unchecked.

College sports are filthy. Getting dirtier and I hate it. At the same time, I hope MSU joins the pigs in the mud and we get kids anyway possible to win championships. What's a little integrity when you have a big shiny trophy we can get in our neighbors faces with?

NigelUno wrote:Edward Aschoff
ESPN Staff Writer

"Florida-Michigan is next season but anyway we can trade Florida for Alabama? We have to get a Saban-Harbaugh matchup ASAP. Just imagine all the focus on that pregame handshake ... If there would even be one. Maybe this year's playoff can deliver what the entire country wants."

God that is so fucking espn. "Think about the pre game hand shake!" "All the recruiting implications!" Fuckin fools

DWags wrote:

Vlad wrote:This has become a very high stakes game for Harbz. If he wins bigs, brilliant! And if he doesn't, college football nation will laugh.

As far as the camps themselves, we live in a copycat world. If they prove to be a good idea, everyone will start doing them (already are). So any advantage is only temporary.

But Saban's latest remarks...bad look for Saban. He's king of the world right now. He doesn't need to react to any of this. Plus his comments were all over the place. I couldn't even follow his line of thinking.

Alabama and the SEC will be way more willing to cheat if these camps aren't stopped. The whole point is that it is going to take recruiting away from high school coaches and college coaches and just like AAU basketball, it will put the power in the hands of street agents and rouge h.s. agents who will make money off of these camps and players and steer them to schools that "favor" them. Saban is in a no lose. He knows 2 things: if they are heavily regulated, it hurts the big ten right now. If they aren't, schools like Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss, USC, Oregon, Baylor, Florida State or any that are willing to pay agents and h.s. coaches and parents will greatly benefit from this . I actually think Saban is throwing a shot accross the bow of college football. He's telling people what's going to happen with street agents and rouge camps and he's saying it in a way that everyone knows what will happen if it is left unchecked.

College sports are filthy. Getting dirtier and I hate it. At the same time, I hope MSU joins the pigs in the mud and we get kids anyway possible to win championships. What's a little integrity when you have a big shiny trophy we can get in our neighbors faces with?

I'm not sure that's possible DWags...

Saban - 5 National Championships, 6 SEC Championships, 9 SEC Division trophies, 1 MAC Championship

Harbaugh - 2 Pioneer League Championships

DWags wrote:

Vlad wrote:This has become a very high stakes game for Harbz. If he wins bigs, brilliant! And if he doesn't, college football nation will laugh.

As far as the camps themselves, we live in a copycat world. If they prove to be a good idea, everyone will start doing them (already are). So any advantage is only temporary.

But Saban's latest remarks...bad look for Saban. He's king of the world right now. He doesn't need to react to any of this. Plus his comments were all over the place. I couldn't even follow his line of thinking.

Alabama and the SEC will be way more willing to cheat if these camps aren't stopped. The whole point is that it is going to take recruiting away from high school coaches and college coaches and just like AAU basketball, it will put the power in the hands of street agents and rouge h.s. agents who will make money off of these camps and players and steer them to schools that "favor" them. Saban is in a no lose. He knows 2 things: if they are heavily regulated, it hurts the big ten right now. If they aren't, schools like Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss, USC, Oregon, Baylor, Florida State or any that are willing to pay agents and h.s. coaches and parents will greatly benefit from this . I actually think Saban is throwing a shot accross the bow of college football. He's telling people what's going to happen with street agents and rouge camps and he's saying it in a way that everyone knows what will happen if it is left unchecked.

College sports are filthy. Getting dirtier and I hate it. At the same time, I hope MSU joins the pigs in the mud and we get kids anyway possible to win championships. What's a little integrity when you have a big shiny trophy we can get in our neighbors faces with?

Agree 100%.

bump..

duffy munn wrote:

Blanch32 wrote:

Simple : any threat to dethrone him = bad.


That's why he left msu, izzo threatened his power grip

Yeah, he left MSU because of Izzo. Good God you are dumb.

I'm not the one that refuses to believe it didnt play a part...

Blanch32 wrote:

duffy munn wrote:

Yeah, he left MSU because of Izzo. Good God you are dumb.

I'm not the one that refuses to believe it didnt play a part...

If there were 40 reasons why Saban left, this was probably #39 on the list. So yes, technically it might've played a part.

Blanch32 wrote:

duffy munn wrote:

Yeah, he left MSU because of Izzo. Good God you are dumb.

I'm not the one that refuses to believe it didnt play a part...

If there were 40 reasons why Saban left, this was probably #39 on the list. So yes, technically it might've played a part.

Vlad wrote:

Blanch32 wrote:

I'm not the one that refuses to believe it didnt play a part...

If there were 40 reasons why Saban left, this was probably #39 on the list. So yes, technically it might've played a part.

"The fucking basketball coach makes more than me!"


You don't think he had that thought?

                       

         
             
 
             

Blanch32 wrote:

Vlad wrote:

If there were 40 reasons why Saban left, this was probably #39 on the list. So yes, technically it might've played a part.

"The fucking basketball coach makes more than me!"


You don't think he had that thought?

I'm not even sure this is true. Izzo was only in his 4th year and was just building MSU basketball into a power house.

duffy munn wrote:

Blanch32 wrote:

"The fucking basketball coach makes more than me!"


You don't think he had that thought?

I'm not even sure this is true. Izzo was only in his 4th year and was just building MSU basketball into a power house.

If you are even giving it a thought...blanch wins.

NigelUno wrote:

duffy munn wrote:

I'm not even sure this is true. Izzo was only in his 4th year and was just building MSU basketball into a power house.

If you are even giving it a thought...blanch wins.

I know Saban was making around 500k when he bolted. I doubt Izzo was making more.

DWags wrote:

Vlad wrote:This has become a very high stakes game for Harbz. If he wins bigs, brilliant! And if he doesn't, college football nation will laugh.

As far as the camps themselves, we live in a copycat world. If they prove to be a good idea, everyone will start doing them (already are). So any advantage is only temporary.

But Saban's latest remarks...bad look for Saban. He's king of the world right now. He doesn't need to react to any of this. Plus his comments were all over the place. I couldn't even follow his line of thinking.

Alabama and the SEC will be way more willing to cheat if these camps aren't stopped. The whole point is that it is going to take recruiting away from high school coaches and college coaches and just like AAU basketball, it will put the power in the hands of street agents and rouge h.s. agents who will make money off of these camps and players and steer them to schools that "favor" them. Saban is in a no lose. He knows 2 things: if they are heavily regulated, it hurts the big ten right now. If they aren't, schools like Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss, USC, Oregon, Baylor, Florida State or any that are willing to pay agents and h.s. coaches and parents will greatly benefit from this . I actually think Saban is throwing a shot accross the bow of college football. He's telling people what's going to happen with street agents and rouge camps and he's saying it in a way that everyone knows what will happen if it is left unchecked.

College sports are filthy. Getting dirtier and I hate it. At the same time, I hope MSU joins the pigs in the mud and we get kids anyway possible to win championships. What's a little integrity when you have a big shiny trophy we can get in our neighbors faces with?

If the NCAA ever decides to wake up and do their job who do you think they're going to go after? It's sure as hell not going to be bama or the wolvies, it's going to be the Michigan States of the college football world.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

DWags wrote:

Alabama and the SEC will be way more willing to cheat if these camps aren't stopped. The whole point is that it is going to take recruiting away from high school coaches and college coaches and just like AAU basketball, it will put the power in the hands of street agents and rouge h.s. agents who will make money off of these camps and players and steer them to schools that "favor" them. Saban is in a no lose. He knows 2 things: if they are heavily regulated, it hurts the big ten right now. If they aren't, schools like Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss, USC, Oregon, Baylor, Florida State or any that are willing to pay agents and h.s. coaches and parents will greatly benefit from this . I actually think Saban is throwing a shot accross the bow of college football. He's telling people what's going to happen with street agents and rouge camps and he's saying it in a way that everyone knows what will happen if it is left unchecked.

College sports are filthy. Getting dirtier and I hate it. At the same time, I hope MSU joins the pigs in the mud and we get kids anyway possible to win championships. What's a little integrity when you have a big shiny trophy we can get in our neighbors faces with?

If the NCAA ever decides to wake up and do their job who do you think they're going to go after? It's sure as hell not going to be bama or the wolvies, it's going to be the Michigan States of the college football world.

I hate those fuckers.

duffy munn wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

If you are even giving it a thought...blanch wins.

I know Saban was making around 500k when he bolted. I doubt Izzo was making more.

No way Izzo was making more, and there's also no way that blanch would have any knowledge of either of their salaries then (or now).

But, he highjacked the thread for awhile.

NigelUno wrote:

duffy munn wrote:

I know Saban was making around 500k when he bolted. I doubt Izzo was making more.

No way Izzo was making more, and there's also no way that blanch would have any knowledge of either of their salaries then (or now).

But, he highjacked the thread for awhile.

So like always, you don't have any proof either. Shocking

Blanch32 wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

No way Izzo was making more, and there's also no way that blanch would have any knowledge of either of their salaries then (or now).

But, he highjacked the thread for awhile.

So like always, you don't have any proof either. Shocking

I searched and couldn't find Izzo's salary in 99. I did find that Saban was making around 500k and I highly doubt Izzo was making more.

Do us a favor and use your honars collage brain and find Izzo's salary.

Thanks.

this thread really makes my Spartan blood boil...

Robert J Sakimano wrote:this thread really makes my Spartan blood boil...

I think that's the bends. AKA decompression sickness.

Blanch32 wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

No way Izzo was making more, and there's also no way that blanch would have any knowledge of either of their salaries then (or now).

But, he highjacked the thread for awhile.

So like always, you don't have any proof either. Shocking

So like always, you say something stupid (and have no proof). Shocking.

Unless...you do have proof...knowledge...common sense...?

Wait....