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TobaccoRoadEagle wrote:DrJackRyan wrote:MacCallum Foote, from Noble and Greenough ...was not good enough for us after camping here two summers. Sophomore, Middlebury College..... 6'5 220 lbs. Two weeks ago, he was the leading passer in the NCAA and missed a game due to injury. He would have thrown for close to 3,000 yards in 8 games. I do not care what the competition is, we screwed up.
i bet he would call hampton hughes a new-money whore



DrJackRyan wrote:MacCallum Foote, from Noble and Greenough ...was not good enough for us after camping here two summers. Sophomore, Middlebury College..... 6'5 220 lbs. Two weeks ago, he was the leading passer in the NCAA and missed a game due to injury. He would have thrown for close to 3,000 yards in 8 games. I do not care what the competition is, we screwed up.










TobaccoRoadEagle wrote:GreenvilleEagle wrote:bosa90 wrote:eagle9903 wrote:For reasons known only to themselves, the merry tide seems to be turning back to the approval camp.
The lemming reaction is an interesting phenomenon. Herzlich's dad scolded that board for placing blame and being negative and it has resulted in a day's worth of "Herzy's right....I super triple support the team" posts.
It turns out that we shouldn't be so hard on the coaches. Negativity is bad.
I believe he challenged everyone to a fist fight before editing his post. There were a few takers on the fight invite. Good stuff.
Actually, he signed it with his full name and provided his telephone number. Then a number of dopes provided their phone numbers and full names so they could discuss it via a phone call. Seriously the dude must have been under heavy medication or drinking as he removed his personal information the next morning.
someone should have set up a conference call with all these message board warriors.
listing phone numbers on message boards is only appropriate after matt ryan pulls unbelievable stuff out of his nether regions and you want someone to call you and tell you when the team bus returns to town. any other time and its just douchie!




This moral victory is something that the team can build on for the future. If you squinted really hard while watching this game you could see flashes of the well oiled machine that this BC team will be next year. I don't even think I am going out on a limb when I say that we could be undefeated next year. You have to view this season as the launching pad to greatness that it is. BC is a fine sword being tempered in a crucible of difficult losses, youth and unexpected adversities. We have a coaching staff that has soldiered on despite being unfairly maligned by fairweather BC Fans. A chemistry is being formed between the players and the coaching staff; a chemistry that will lead to great success. The players can see it, that is why they haven't given up in a single game this year. The coaches can see it and they are building on it little by little. If you can't see it, then shame on you.
BC Football is so close to greatness.. Just a few more steps and we will be there. Watching this team grow up right before my eyes is awe-inspiring. When we are 11-0 next year and in the thick of the BCS hunt, I will have tears in my eyes when I think how I saw the greatest team in BC history being born.
GO BC! Ever to Excel.





















HJS wrote:My buddy tells me he wasn't bullshitting and it was an honest-to-goodness Rah-Rah post... he claims this link gets you there.
http://bostoncollege.rivals.com/showmsg ... Override=1
Can anyone confirm?





PhillyandBCEagles wrote:There is a thread full of people advocating BC to bring back Jim Turner as OL coach (OK, I think we could probably do better but we could also do worse and he'd certainly be an upgrade over Devine)....only a number of them, not a majority but quite a few, are legitimately advocating he be hired as head coach. One of them (LoST) can be forgiven because he's personal friends with Turner and is obviously biased, but the rest have no personal ties to the man yet seriously think a guy who's never even been a coordinator at the college level and is currently a 56-year-old position coach at a peer program would be a fine choice for head coach.
Oh. My. God.


PhillyandBCEagles wrote:There is a thread full of people advocating BC to bring back Jim Turner as OL coach (OK, I think we could probably do better but we could also do worse and he'd certainly be an upgrade over Devine)....only a number of them, not a majority but quite a few, are legitimately advocating he be hired as head coach. One of them (LoST) can be forgiven because he's personal friends with Turner and is obviously biased, but the rest have no personal ties to the man yet seriously think a guy who's never even been a coordinator at the college level and is currently a 56-year-old position coach at a peer program would be a fine choice for head coach.
Oh. My. God.






campion wrote:PhillyandBCEagles wrote:These people insist on continuing to use the argument that Jags was a failure at BC and was clearly a horrible coach all along, as evidenced by the fact that he washed out at Tampa. No matter how many times I bring up names like Saban, Spurrier, Petrino, and Carroll, they can't seem to wrap their heads around the idea that plenty of guys are good college coaches and bad NFL coaches.
If he's such a good college coach then why is he never considered when colleges have openings? I haven't heard his name on ESPN since the NFL canned him. Looks to me like BC fired a guy that no one else wants either.


campion wrote:PhillyandBCEagles wrote:These people insist on continuing to use the argument that Jags was a failure at BC and was clearly a horrible coach all along, as evidenced by the fact that he washed out at Tampa. No matter how many times I bring up names like Saban, Spurrier, Petrino, and Carroll, they can't seem to wrap their heads around the idea that plenty of guys are good college coaches and bad NFL coaches.
If he's such a good college coach then why is he never considered when colleges have openings? I haven't heard his name on ESPN since the NFL canned him. Looks to me like BC fired a guy that no one else wants either.










PhillyandBCEagles wrote:There is a thread full of people advocating BC to bring back Jim Turner as OL coach (OK, I think we could probably do better but we could also do worse and he'd certainly be an upgrade over Devine)....only a number of them, not a majority but quite a few, are legitimately advocating he be hired as head coach. One of them (LoST) can be forgiven because he's personal friends with Turner and is obviously biased, but the rest have no personal ties to the man yet seriously think a guy who's never even been a coordinator at the college level and is currently a 56-year-old position coach at a peer program would be a fine choice for head coach.
Oh. My. God.














DavidGordonsFoot wrote:How are the merrymen reacting to Gene's labeling of Spaz as the best BC football coach in the last 15 years?



This team has improved so much... Reply
the naysayers are crazy. From the way BC looked from the first game and especially during the mid season run of awfulness to the last three games is night and day. The future for this team is bright.
Yes I disagree with the conservative style of play and playcalling on offense and defense, but BC just beat a team that destroyed Clemson and beat UNC (NC State) and a team that beat Ohio State, UNC and Georgia Tech (Miami) and played with a Notre Dame team that is really talented.
This is a young team that is starting to believe it can win and the momentum from the end of the season is huge. Bowl game next year, you heard it here from a pessimist.


campion wrote:PhillyandBCEagles wrote:These people insist on continuing to use the argument that Jags was a failure at BC and was clearly a horrible coach all along, as evidenced by the fact that he washed out at Tampa. No matter how many times I bring up names like Saban, Spurrier, Petrino, and Carroll, they can't seem to wrap their heads around the idea that plenty of guys are good college coaches and bad NFL coaches.
If he's such a good college coach then why is he never considered when colleges have openings? I haven't heard his name on ESPN since the NFL canned him. Looks to me like BC fired a guy that no one else wants either.













Legend of Section T wrote:Decent logic but here is the problem with this argument:
NO ONE OUTSIDE OF A COUPLE OF WHALE PANTS WEARING, HAND SITTING, GIN BLOSSOMED PHONIES CARE ABOUT THE FRIGGIN GRADUATION RATE!!!!!!
Do it right, build a good clean program but hanging your had on this number is like kissing your sister after you took your cousin to the prom













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