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You will all come rally behind me and endorse this man and we are going to will it into existence after Richt retires following this season.
Coker, Shannon, Golden, Richt — what did they have in common? Not a single guy was regarded as a wizard or genius on one side of the ball. They were all bland, “CEO” types which is a bullshlt slang title for “needs 2 perfect coordinator hires and recruiting to function.”
We are over that.
We need youth.
We need energy.
We need actual football acumen from a preparation and execution standpoint.
This man is an offensive genius. A savant. He has been training in the dark arts of scoreboard explosions since he was a pre-teen. He served as understudy to an elite coach and spent his childhood as his mentee, learning the ins and outs of running a progrum and scoring 70 points a game in your sleep.
Before his father was exiled to Europe, he took a progrum in the middle of nowhere with no history of success and went on a 5 year run that included a Heisman winner.
-This guy has the youth and offensive mastery of a Sean McVay.
-His father passed along a slight win at all costs scum bag mentally of a Meyer or Saban.
- He’s designed and called plays the last few seasons for FAU and Houston, finishing up the top 3 each year.
- He’s got the country twang of most great CFB coaches.
We shouldn’t miss our Lincoln Riley.
Get on board nerds or get left alone and embarrassed.
Kendal Briles Da FCKINNG gawd.
Coker, Shannon, Golden, Richt — what did they have in common? Not a single guy was regarded as a wizard or genius on one side of the ball. They were all bland, “CEO” types which is a bullshlt slang title for “needs 2 perfect coordinator hires and recruiting to function.”
We are over that.
We need youth.
We need energy.
We need actual football acumen from a preparation and execution standpoint.
This man is an offensive genius. A savant. He has been training in the dark arts of scoreboard explosions since he was a pre-teen. He served as understudy to an elite coach and spent his childhood as his mentee, learning the ins and outs of running a progrum and scoring 70 points a game in your sleep.
Before his father was exiled to Europe, he took a progrum in the middle of nowhere with no history of success and went on a 5 year run that included a Heisman winner.
-This guy has the youth and offensive mastery of a Sean McVay.
-His father passed along a slight win at all costs scum bag mentally of a Meyer or Saban.
- He’s designed and called plays the last few seasons for FAU and Houston, finishing up the top 3 each year.
- He’s got the country twang of most great CFB coaches.
We shouldn’t miss our Lincoln Riley.
Get on board nerds or get left alone and embarrassed.
Kendal Briles Da FCKINNG gawd.
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