Archive for December 2nd, 2006

Regular Season Works…AGAIN

“It is the greatest regular season in sports. But, sadly it has the worst post season”

* Tim Brando at halftime of the SEC Championship game just minutes after UCLA upset USC. Clueless.

What Tim Brando and others can’t seem to grasp is that the nature of the one game National Championship is what makes college football’s regular season so wonderful!.

Think about it and stop falling for all of the cliches.

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‘Tremendous Interest in the Job’

Lots of personal responsibilities have been keeping us away from running down coaching scoop and blogging updates over the last couple of days, but nothing of real note has broken so we haven’t missed much. Regardless, this entry from Dave Glenn does a fantastic job of setting the table and is a must read for everyone.

A few notes:

* We were told earlier in the week that we would be “…shocked at some of the names that have expressed interest in the job. There is tremendous interest out there.” This is great to hear and is supported by many of the names that are starting to bubble to the surface from various reports on the internet.

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ACC Opening Act (Updated)

SFN has made no secret of our affection and appreciation for the manner in which Dave Leitao runs his program.. So, when Sidney Lowe and Leitao talk before each team’s ACC opener tomorrow, one could argue that both could feel they are greeting themselves in another place and time. It’s not the twilight zone, just another ACC basketball opener.

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Julius Mays Update: 36 Points in Win

Julius Mays dominated the first half, but needed some help from Jay Edwards to deliver a victory for the Marion boys’ basketball team.

Mays scored 24 of his points in the first half of Marion’s home opener, matching the output of Warren Central’s entire team. Mays scored 15 points in the second quarter.

We talked more about Mays when he committed to State. Since Mays committed to State we have been told that recruiting guru Bob Gibbons has commented that he thinks Mays can be a Top 25 talent. We haven’t heard/seen the comments directly from Gibbons but just wanted to pass along.

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