Would Pete Carroll be a College Football Hall of Fame coach if he retired at the end of the season?
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He has one Undisputed National Championship. Is this a legitimate question? He has under 100 wins.
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Yes, he has the potential to make the Hall of Fame, but he has to continue to be productive while avoiding injuries.  If he can stay injury free for the next 5 or 6 years, and the Redskins' offensive line holds up, he has a good chance to make it.
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no he retired with the cardinals \nnow he on dancing with the stars
149625
I didnt hear of him passing. I just thought he retired because of a blown knee.
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FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME DOT COM
714124
Hopefully, it won't be Spurrier! I feel certain it won't be Bobby Bowden - rumor has it he's getting ready to retire anyway - he needs to! I don't know who I'd like to see get the job but there are plenty of people I don't want to see get the job!
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The worst thing that Alabama could do would be to fire Coach Shula too quickly.  I know that his record since his arrival in Tuscaloosa is not what the 'Bama faithful would like, but living in the shadow of "The Bear" is not easy.  Living up to those standards is next to impossible.  For example, I am an Oklahoma fan.  If you look at the interval between Coach Wilkinson and Coach Switzer, there were exactly 3 different head coaches who tried to carry on the legacy.  Between Coach Switzer and Coach Stoops, care to guess how many different men coached the Sooners?  That is right, 3.  I wonder how many different coaches USC or Texas have had between National Championship winning coaches?  \n\nVery seldom is a new coach able to take over after a legendary leader and achieve the same level of success.  By removing any coach too quickly you actually lengthen the time that it takes the program to the level that the fans desire.
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I don't care how successful he has been as a coach. As a human being he is a hall-of-fame-caliber LOSER.
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As a big fan of the Packers, and of the career of Brett Favre, I agree.  Retirement should have come, if for no other reason than to make way for the new generation of Packer quarterbacks to build a team up around them.
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Troy Aikman, Reggie White, Michael Irvin, Warren Moon, Art Monk, and Derrick Thomas. i think michael irvin is in the hall of fame already. but im not sure.
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I think either after this season or next season he will retire. I think he wants to try and break Hank Aaron's record if he can.
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selmon.  i think he's the only buc to have a number retired.  ican see an argument for sapp or brooks.  williams and young though?  neither one mattered while they were bucs.  and lynch is the new romo, that guy is about a year away from massive steroid allegations.
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They have to keep him until 2008, at which time, I think he'll retire.  He said he wanted to finish his career in Cincinnati.
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some are retired. some coach. some died.
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hell YES! i just hope brett favre doesn't retire, he's what makes the packers the packers!
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He should retire.....if Brett came back and had another terrible year he may tarnish his career. It's also not a great situation.  The Packers brought in a new coach, they're obviously not contending, and they seem to be in rebuild mode. If Brett were to come back, he would be playing for a last place team.  It would be better for him to retire and let Aaron Rodgers take over and begin what he is destined for and that is a career in coaching.
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Don Meredith retired after the 1968 season.  He played 9 seasons for the Dallas Cowboys (4 as their starting quarterback) and was inducted into their "Ring of Honor" in 1976.