2016 College Football News

[Leonardfan]

Art Briles has been canned as the football coach at Baylor. This comes after sexual assault scandals finally caught up with the coach who seems to have covered up black players that sexually assaulted female Baylor students. If Briles had not
recruited these bums in the first place he would still have a job. The affletes who committed the crimes will now become forgotten side stories as the media focuses everything on the white coach.

I wonder if Russell and Stidham will end up transferring.

 

[FootballDad]

Art Briles has been canned as the football coach at Baylor. This comes after sexual assault scandals finally caught up with the coach who seems to have covered up black players that sexually assaulted female Baylor students. If Briles had not
recruited these bums in the first place he would still have a job. The affletes who committed the crimes will now become forgotten side stories as the media focuses everything on the white coach.

I wonder if Russell and Stidham will end up transferring.

This is actually good news. Briles canned, the AD on probation, and university President Ken Starr moved to Chancellor. I was conversing with a DWF the other day about all of this, and noted that it is commonplace in D1 universities. Look at the case of hero QB Jameez. If this sets any sort of precedent (I'm not holding my breath) then many D1 coaches need the boot, more ADs need probation, and more university presidents need reassignment. Look at the hell on earth Bill McCartney brought to Boulder with all of his mercenaries back in the day. It's like that on every college campus now.

 

[celticdb15]

Art got what he deserves. He's been an enabler of thug culture for years and he's too much of a caste whore pushover to punish his affletes. Even when they're out raping sorority girls!! Karma is sweet, sometimes it takes a while but better late than never.

 

[Heretic]

This is actually good news. Briles canned, the AD on probation, and university President Ken Starr moved to Chancellor. I was conversing with a DWF the other day about all of this, and noted that it is commonplace in D1 universities. Look at the case of hero QB Jameez. If this sets any sort of precedent (I'm not holding my breath) then many D1 coaches need the boot, more ADs need probation, and more university presidents need reassignment. Look at the hell on earth Bill McCartney brought to Boulder with all of his mercenaries back in the day. It's like that on every college campus now.

I don't know if it will set any 'precedent', perhaps 'pressure' is the correct term, because Boise State has just expelled two players and suspended another one for a year...all of them black, of course. Maybe this will make Boise State rethink their recruiting strategy over the past couple of years that has increasingly targeted more and more thugs like these, some probably coming in as a result of the satellite camps they've held in heavily black areas ever since former head coach Petersen took the job at Washington.

 

[Leonardfan]

Looks like many of baylors future recruits and potential rapists are jumping ship - hilarious

 

[FootballDad]

Looks like many of baylors future recruits and potential rapists are jumping ship - hilarious

Can do nothing but good for the town of Waco. A predominantly white college town which has been negro-ized primarily by AA policy and the "elite affletes" brought in for their fabulous GPA's. (right)

 

[Leonardfan]

Jim Grobe has been announced as the interim head coach at Baylor. I did recall him being somewhat white friendly prior to departing Wake Forest a few years ago. Here are the WF numbers from 2005 to 2015: 9, 7, 7, 10, 11, 11, 10, 10, 8,7

Granted the last couple seasons he has not been the head coach but his numbers were not terrible during his tenure in the SEC's little black brother the ACC. It will be interesting if Grobe sticks around long term and whitens up Baylor a little with alot of that in state white talent.

 

[Leonardfan]

Sounds like Baker Mayfield will be getting another year of eligibility

USA Today's George Schroeder reports that by a vote of 7-3, the Big 12 has approved a proposed rule change that will allow walk-ons to make in-conference transfers without losing a year of eligibility.

It is known informally as the "Baker Mayfield Rule," as without it, 2016 would be Mayfield's last year of eligibility. On Wednesday, an initial proposal died with a 5-5 deadlock. The proposed rule change was revived on Thursday, with ESPN's Jake Trotter reporting that the rule would be reconsidered if the language took a tweak. The essence of the plan that passed is that only walk-ons who do not receive scholarship offers from their schools will be able to transfer within the Big 12 without consequence. Walk-ons who are offered scholarships but still transfer within conference will be docked the year of eligibility. Shortly after the news broke, Mayfield chimed in via Twitter, writing, "And y'all thought you were getting rid of me..."

 

[Leonardfan]

From Weenie world

Per Bleacher Report's Ryan McCrystal, UNC senior WR Ryan Switzer makes up for his lack of speed and size "with incredible athleticism and body control."

You almost have to see Switzer in the open field to believe how difficult he is to corral. That skill is best seen on special teams. Way back in 2013, his first year of eligibility, Switzer led the FBS in punt return yards, average (20.9 per attempt) and touchdowns (five). The 5-foot-10, 180-pounder was up to his old tricks as a slot receiver (693 yards and six touchdowns on 54 receptions) and return man last year. McCrystal thinks he's a draftable commodity because of those skills.

 

[Heretic]

Kliff Kingsbury, paying the price for recruiting a bunch of thugs at Texas Tech. Boy, has he been a major disappointment:

http://collegefootball.ap.org/article/3-former-texas-tech-players-indicted-burglary-charges

The article says "former" because they were kicked off the team only fairly recently, not because they graduated (LOL!) early with degrees.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

I am highly confident super fast freshman rb Sean McGrew will excel at Washington but many people probably don't know that U of W. has another white tailback sophomore in Gavin McDaniel. He is the brother of Notre Dame's Cam McDaniel. I don't know much about him but he is on scholarship and did get into one game last year. Maybe one more to watch for.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

This is just for fun but I have noticed a few years ago rocker John Mellencamp had a son who was listed as a corner back for the Kentucky and now perusing Notre Dame's 2016 roster there is a senior corner who tore his acl last year as he was expected to get playing time but Jesse Bonjiovi is really on this team. He is quite clearly the son of John Bonjiovi. I know this is silly but with so many few white corners on college rosters I find it strange that 2 would come from absolute rock legends. I don't know if Jesse will play this year but it is kind of funny to me.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

Since I have the time today. We all know Georgia Tech has 2 talented redshirt freshman rb's in Quade Weemerskirch and super fast Nate Cottrell but they also have a talented senior a back in Austin McClellan who got a good # of carries last year but this is a tech team literally listing as many as 18 potential runners this year. It may be hard for one of these backs to emerge as Tech is renowned for rotating as many as 8 or 9 backs in a game. Also reading a few magazine artilces, Colorado Buffs head coach is really looking for a rb to carry the ball 25 times a game. CU has 4 returning rbs ( all black ) but none are over 190 pounds. I think this bodes well for freshman rb Beau Bisharat as he is already stating he is trying to get up to 225 pounds this summer so he may be the # 1 ball carrier coming out this year. He has the size and durability the other backs may not have.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

He may never play ever but BYU has a true freshman corner on the 3 deep for this year in Austin McChesney. He is clearly the older brother of senior high schooler to be Jackson McChesney who is about the highest rated white rb of the class of 2017. He has signed with BYU as most of us already know.

 

[Don Wassall]

This is just for fun but I have noticed a few years ago rocker John Mellencamp had a son who was listed as a corner back for the Kentucky and now perusing Notre Dame's 2016 roster there is a senior corner who tore his acl last year as he was expected to get playing time but Jesse Bonjiovi is really on this team. He is quite clearly the son of John Bonjiovi. I know this is silly but with so many few white corners on college rosters I find it strange that 2 would come from absolute rock legends. I don't know if Jesse will play this year but it is kind of funny to me.

Mellencamp once said that everyone should be forced to marry outside of their race. He was about 45 with a blonde supermodel wife of around 20 at the time, no hypocrisy there. I wonder if he believes his kid is even capable of playing cornerback. . .

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

I am a fan of Mellencamp's music not the man. I think Meelencamps son was a walk-on but Bonjiovi is on scholarship as if his parents could not pay.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

Leonard Fan. I looked up Ryan Nall of Oregon State. As this is clearly not written in stone but college football magazine , Lindys , has him as there starting rb. I had never heard of him before you mentioned it. On the official athletic web site he is still listed as a rb though they quote at the end that he MAY get SOME time at HB and TE. This could be positive news. I had no idea he scorched a very good Oregon defense last year with 187 yards. Pretty impressive.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

Mackay Dunn is a former walk-on sophomore cb for Utah. I know nothing about him but apparently this spring he was the only walk on at Utah to gain a scholarship. He served a 2 year mission back in 2013 so he is a bit older than your average player.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

I am not sure where to post this but looking at Utah State's roster and watching some highlights of certain players they have 3 guys that really stand out at least one at the college level and 2 in high school. They have 2 white redshirt freshmen wr's in Hudson Conrad and Chad Artist. They both run sub 11 100 meters but Artist really sticks out as he ran a 10.64 at the Utah state champs 2 years ago. He is also 6'3" which is going to make him an intriguing target this fall.
Utah State also has a senior cb in Jentz Painter. He played a lot of minutes last year but did not start.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

This is a funny one. I have posted a 3 of things over the last 5 years that turned out to be wrong. The Cal. Bears have 3 players on their roster I thought were white. rb Billy McCrary the third, wr caleb Coleman, and Tennesssee transfer wr Vic Wharton. The good news is Cal has 2 white rbs ( one is unfortunately 7th on the depth chart ) 3 safeties with playing experience and 2 wr's that will play including starting wr Chad Hansen.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

This is funny. I was looking at Arizona U's. 2016 roster and there is a redshirt freshman safety named Nick Fadelli. He is the younger brother of former Cal. corner Dan who inexplicably disappeared from the team. Also now a junior safety for Arizona is talented former rb for Arizona State Jarek Hilgers. Just sad as usual.

 

[Romosexual]

Cuck or "DWF" prosecutor declines to prosecute Alabama "football players" aka thugs, on drugs and weapons charges as "I want to emphasize once again that the main reason I'm doing this is that I refuse to ruin the lives of two young men who have spent their adolescence and teenage years, working and sweating, while we were all in the air conditioning."
http://www.knoe.com/content/news/Ch...abama-football-players-dropped-383654561.html

They were in a car(no mention on if it was theirs) bags on marijuana, smell of it in the car, tested positve, and a stolen handgun under the seat

Dey was gud boyz, dey did'd do nuffin.


"ESPN reported that Alabama’s coach, Nick Saban, hasn’t announced any punishment against the two players because he wants to find out more about what happened."

 

[Heretic]

Continuing with the dindu nuffin narrative, Indiana dismisses two players and Georgia one:

Gardner was already Ohio State's trash that they put out a couple of years ago. The Indiana head coach should've realized that if the aptly-named "Urban" Meyer actually dismisses one of his players then there truly had to be a very good reason for it. Looks like they found out the hard way by taking a chance on him. Hopefully, it will be a "lesson learned".

 

[fernchris55]

About those two dindu nuffins up above.
It's said our eyes are a window into our soul.
Look at those dead soulless eyes. The last thing so many murder victims see as they're begging for their lives are those unmerciful heartless eyes that grace so many mug shots. No light shining, just staring into the abyss of a heart of darkness.

O.T....they finally located Mike Tysons family tree in the Ebola jungles of Liberia. It appears he really was "Once waz Kangz" as they found a famous relative, General Butt Naked.

 

[celticdb15]

Gunner Kiel, 3rd string?!

http://www.todaysu.com/aac/cincinnati-bearcats/gunner-kiels-long-strange-road-to-third-string/