Will the new K-State coach leave soon?????
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yes because he dosent know every thing about all the big 12 teams let alone what needs to be done at KSU especuly agenst the NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS
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i hope riles returns, he is a great coach. i think payton will retire do, good career. mourning might retire as well.
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I used to trust Thompson, now, I don't know.  McCarthy's young, but not inexperienced.  He was the Pack's quaterback coach in '99, but I'm not sure he has the ability to pull a team together after this dismal year.  I'm going to watch his off season moves closely, and reserve judgement until Sept. at least.  Who knows?  First time head coaches are always a gamble, but the guy knows the Pack and Brett, so he's got an edge.  Youth is something sorely lacking in GB, so that's a plus for him.  I'll be a Packer fan until I'm dead, but they'd better make some serious improvements next year.
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About three weeks ago, "Cold Pizza" dog-food eater Woody Paige denied rumors that he was leaving New York and all its Atlantic Video goodness to go back to The Denver Post and write columns about, uh, wearing funny hats or something. He said the rumors were just rumors.\n\nWell, WRONG. Paige is officially leaving the network to head back to Denver on December 1. From The Denver Post editor:\n\nAfter taking his act to Broadway for a little over two years, Woody Paige is returning home and to our sports pages as a columnist. As many of you know, Woody went to ESPN where he became a bit of a phenomenon on Around The Horn and Cold Pizza. But Woody has repeatedly expressed a desire to return to his "first love" of writing. That yearning only grew and we began discussing his possible return about two months ago. I am happy to report Woody will rejoin The Post on Dec. 1. He also will retain a relationship with ESPN as a regular on Around The Horn, which will be filmed in the ESPN studio we built near the design department.\nWait: Paige was a "phenomenon?" Awesome! We totally missed that. Some have said that this could be the final nail in "Cold Pizza"'s coffin, but we've heard that a million times before and, no offense Woody, but we can't imagine he'd be that difficult to replace. (Besides, we imagine "Cold Pizza" being cremated.) We wish Paige good luck on his tour back to Denver, and we wish Denver Post readers even MORE luck\n\n\nquated:deadspin.com
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Do you mean for this year, or next year and beyond?\nNext year, and beyond, the Eels will have Micheal Hagan, the current coach of the Newcastle Knights.\nThis year, well, as the football club already has a first grade coach coming for next year, are there any coaches out there that would be happy to coach a side for just the rest of this season, and have no assurance there could be an extension to their contract if they provided a good service to the club.  In other words, who is stupid enough to take the job for just one season. This is why they have promoted their reserve grade coach, Jason Taylor, who is going to South Sydney next year.
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He should have been fired before this season even started.  He gets out-coached every week.\n\nFor more on the Cardinals and the NFL...check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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not sure..but on his site it has as an update:\n\nJACK JOHNSON PLANS TO TAKE A MUCH DESERVED YEAR OR TWO OFF FROM TOURING AND RECORDING.
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One word answer,NO.\n The blame is always on the coach but some of the players do not have heart.\n Next year should be his make or break year.
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I am sick and tired of him thinking he's bigger than the organization. He needs to stop being such a cry baby and decide one way or another. He called a press conference about his decision and then said,"I don't know what you're all doin' here, I ain't made my decision yet." \nYour actuall hurting the organization because they don't know who to sign Brett. The Packers don't know whether to sign Kerry Collins or not. And they don't know how many snaps to give to Aaron Rodgers. At this point, he purposely hurting the Packers. When this all settles, he will be retired.
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i think i'm gonna send my kids to kansas state now.\n\nf*ck'em horns!!!!!!
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It is not a question if, it is a question of when. He'll certainly be fired after his team's performance, only scoring one goal in three matches. I think a more player oriented coach would be a good choice. Eric Wynalda who ESPN hired on as an analyst for the World Cup would be a great choice in my opinion.
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sad news!! many reports have come out stating tht in all probablities joey wil be axed!!\nsay bye bye to Joey Tribbiani....
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He probably will, but it depends on the outcome of the Rose Bowl. If Texas wins, he'll go. If not,it's up in the air. He should stay for his senior year. Great athlete, but needs to develop a more accurate arm. Plus the Big 12 really didn't have a top defense this year.
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I think there will be some significant changes coming for the falcons, just not this year. \n\nThe team drastically underachieved this year, and Jim Mora Jr is on the hot seat. I think the coaches retrurn en masse for one more year and then sink or swim as a group.
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I loved him at kansas st. \n\nunfortuantly he only has a future at KR and PR in the NFL \n(chargers are too deep at RB)
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It's getting very interesting here in Alabama.  The rumors are running rampant.  I would love to have Spurrier or Saban.  Supposedly, they have not spoken to anybody, but, I find that hard to believe.  I think we will have an announcement by Friday.  Or at least I hope it will not go on longer than that.
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From what it sounds like he has no interest in coaching anytime soon, that does not mean he has no interest in a front office job with the Steelers. I think it has more to do with the dignity he was treated with allowing him to retire on his own terms and allowing him the oppurtunity to help his team (watch how the 49er's treated Rice or Montana for comparison)