ESPN (link): The SEC should stop its fight with satellite camps
http://espn.go.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/102118/the-sec-should-stop-its-fi…
Hey, SEC: Stop fighting satellite camps
College Football 4m
Despite the SEC's recent stranglehold on the college football world, it can't seem to wrap its head around satellite camps despite its groaning on the subject falling on deaf ears. Aschoff: SEC needs Plan B
If you're referrng to the impending break-up of Edward Aschoff (author of article) and his employment by ESPN then yes, probably so.
My guess is his copy editor is being written up by ESPN HR for gross violations of written company policy as we speak.
...the SEC needs to start running camps in the West and Midwest so they can buy, lease, sign the good high school QBs out there. QB play in the SEC has been awful over the past few years. Dak Prescott is the best returning QB this year.
An article critical of the SEC on ESPN?.
You got your avatar into the meme. Well done.
what? meme is from zoolander, avatar is from alice in wonderland.
and was joking around. Perhaps he was playing off the similarity of the two, I'm probably completely off on this. Why so serious?
It makes me very happy that nobody is buying into the SEC's bull about "competitive disadvantage."
I also like the bit at the bottom about cost-of-living. I'm sure Saban would be singing a VERY different tune if he coached in LA, where COL is almost twice as high as in Tuscaloosa.
be bitched about them once. And then immediately scheduled his own.
And I root for a team with a coach who isn't a fan of them.
When Harbaugh starts winning, he will need to be sure that our program stays clear of any perception of impropriety. Rival coaches will leak anything remotely illegal to the press/league/ncaa out of pure retribution. I think JH is just that caustic among many of his peers.
See also Indy Colts/Baltimore Ravens and Deflategate.
Jim Harbaugh ruffling feathers down South...get used to it! Go Blue!
But the time is coming when the SEC, which showed a total competitive disadvantage with its seven straight national championships, needs to back off and either join the fun or leave the fight.
At the end of the day, there is this.
In an environment in the southeastern US where you seem to have an entire conference of schools that are suspicious - and rightfully so typically - of each others' motives on just about every decision, and yet those schools can stil perform at a rather high level, then I really don't get the basis for their argument. Saban said, "We have a lot of crazy rules"....well, this is your rule, you likely wouldn't be able to get the votes to stop it, and the problem is cultural in the SEC, at least at its center. Examine yourself first, I would say...and I would say it and be laughed off the stage down there, of course.
Even the idiots at Big Ten blog slurp the SEC deek.