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Week 4 - Non UConn Games

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Jimdish255 said:
OH MY!!! They found a runner and he's haulin' the mail! Never seen the handlers in disarray like that.
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Yeah… if she doesn’t want to make the turn those 4 kids are just along for the ride:

 
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This stat is bonkers:
0: The Hurricanes did not allow the Gators to convert a single third-down attempt, with UF going 0 for 13 on third down. According to the Associated press, it’s the first time since 2022 that a Football Bowl Subdivision team had at least 13 third-down attempts and failed to convert any of them. Miami is now allowing opponents to convert on third down just 24% of the time (12 for 50).
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https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/college/acc/university-of-miami/article312196430.html
 
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CFP using AP rankings

9 TAMU @ 8 FSU // 1 OhSt @ Rose
Memphis @ 5 Ga // 4 LSU @ Sugar
12 TexTech @ 6 Ore // 3 PnSt @ Cotton
10 Tex @ 7 Okla // 2 Miami @ Orange

5 SEC - 3 B1G - 2 ACC
 
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DoctorWho85 said:
I wanted UConn to hire Cignetti since we fired Diaco. I'm happy with Mora, but imagine if we hired Cignetti instead of Edsall 2.0. you gotta think we'd be in a totally different place right now.
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Can IU hold him?

He is a one time Bama assistant …
 
Cignetti's buyout to leave of his own accord is the least of Alabama's worries. It was $13M last year and goes down annually. They'd have to payout deBoer $63M if they fire him after this season.
 
DeBoer is probably going to be under fire for a couple more years, at least.
But good point about Indiana trying to sign him to an extension after this year.

And duh I completely forgot about Florida. There are probably only about 5-10 schools with the resources to poach from a P2 school. The Gators are one, and they are likely to be in the market soon. Though Napier also has a big buyout.
 
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Vowelguy said:
But good point about Indiana trying to sign him to an extension after this year.
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Indiana just renegotiated during last year (which doesn't mean they won't have to renegotiate again), his deal went from 85% to 100% guaranteed when the Hoosiers reached the playoff last year. He's on an 8 year, $8M per deal now (as noted by BigTenFan) that started last year (it was signed in November and back-dated to replace the old deal); his original deal was at $4.5M per.
 
ZooCougar said:
And yet for most of that game he was abolutely crap against us.
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Doesn't matter, he was effective when the game mattered. Decent/good teams find a way to win at the end... we cannot say that applies to us.
 
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