Kiel on leaving Irish: 'Anything could happen'

From the way he moves around you would think he is in the military....

I guess the idea of learning the offense, redshirting a year, hauling a clipboard for a while to get a true understanding of the game and then competing to win the job just doesn't have any value whatsoever anymore.

Go back to LSU young man.

Might want to try Texas next.

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Originally posted 08:53 AM ET  01.07 by GR=O-6fan

I guess the idea of learning the offense, redshirting a year, hauling a clipboard for a while to get a true understanding of the game and then competing to win the job just doesn't have any value whatsoever anymore.

Can't go to Florida, there was a thread the week before their bowl game that said they already have the next TT and even better.

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Originally posted 08:53 AM ET  01.07 by GR=O-6fan

I guess the idea of learning the offense, redshirting a year, hauling a clipboard for a while to get a true understanding of the game and then competing to win the job just doesn't have any value whatsoever anymore.

This is "Generation Me" we're talking about ya know.

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Originally posted 08:56 AM ET  01.07 by colonel

Can't go to Florida, there was a thread the week before their bowl game that said they already have the next TT and even better.

Beware of any article touting the second coming of Tebus.

This guy has more skymiles than Richard Branson.

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Originally posted 09:05 AM ET  01.07 by Deep Creek

This is "Generation Me" we're talking about ya know.

More like the Entitlement Society....

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Originally posted 09:17 AM ET  01.07 by Moudz

Branson gets VirginMiles.

Jokes don't need to make sense!!!

"I've been every where, man!" Gunnar "Johnny Cash" Kiel.

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Originally posted 09:17 AM ET  01.07 by .5 48-8

ThugPos...bird chest

No avi to go with that moniker LUS?

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Originally posted 09:18 AM ET  01.07 by BackRoads

More like the Entitlement Society....

Check out the book "Generation Me". I found it a good read....and the movie "Parental Guidance" probably irritated some of the modern parents.

Every single one of us "more vintage" folks would have the same outlook had we been coddled to the degree this generation has.

Things just aren't like they used to be

Used to be kids had respect for their elders

When I was a kid.......

U guys crack me up. With this awful economy, there are a lot of kids not being coddled. Food stamps and unemployment checks ain't the Ritz. We don't yet know what this mostrecentgneration will do buti wouldn't bet against them. If previous generations learn through struggling then why would they be different.

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Originally posted 09:43 AM ET  01.07 by PDX Dawg

With this awful economy, there are a lot of kids not being coddled. Food stamps and unemployment checks ain't the Ritz. We don't yet know what this mostrecentgneration will do buti wouldn't bet against them. If previous generations learn through struggling then why would they be different

Some of this is true....but there are also a large part of folks on food stamps riding around in fancy cars, wearing better clothes than I can afford...and there was a report out recently about the EBT cards getting cash out at strip clubs and liquor stores...and there are more and more folks collecting entitlement subsidies than ever before.

And then you add the "everyone gets a trophy" mentality....meh

But JMO...

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Originally posted 09:52 AM ET  01.07 by BackRoads

Some of this is true....but there are also a large part of folks on food stamps riding around in fancy cars, wearing better clothes than I can afford...and there was a report out recently about the EBT cards getting cash out at strip clubs and liquor stores...and there are more and more folks collecting entitlement subsidies than ever before.And then you add the "everyone gets a trophy" mentality....mehBut JMO...

Agree to disagree. I don't see a lot of what you're referring to but you can't pull cash out on Oregon cards and I guess I don't pay attention to what car they drive off in.