BREAKING NEWS: Houston Nutt To Kansas...
by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 5:02 PM EST
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...is a headline I would write for a situation in which this ridiculous rumor were true. People have been tweeting, emailing, and blastin' my phone for answers on this, so I'll write what I know and, based on my experiences, what I speculate to be the case here.
What I know: Nothing.
What I speculate: This rumor is completely baseless, and there are many reasons for that.
Let's look at the very first clauses of the linked piece of news:
Ole Miss football coach Houston Nutt is interested in the open Kansas job, Arkansas radio station KABZ-FM reported today
As soon as I saw that, I knew there was nothing to this. Even after some internet sleuthing (a fancy term for message board lurking), I was even able to find Arkansans citing this radio stations source for this information as--are you ready? Here it comes--a fucking Arkansas Razorback message board.
An internet rumor got picked up by a radio station looking to make some news. That's it and that's all.
However, there could be some truth to this, in that it could be very much possible that either Nutt's people (agent Jimmy Sexton) contacted KU's people (AD Lew Perkins) or vice versa. I say this because Jimmy Sexton is arguably the most powerfully manipulative coaches agent. He represents not only Houston Nutt, but also Nick Saban, Gene Chizik, Tommy Tuberville, Bill Parcells, Larry Coker, Lane Kiffin, and Steve Spurrier--amongst many others. He plays athletic directors like drums, knocking money out of them with an astute and ethically debatable swagger.
He has plenty of tactics to keep his clientelle--and, vicariously, himself--paid, and this rumor reeks of one of them. Sexton has a repuation for sparking interest in his clients amongst various competiting entities in order to earn what I'll call "insurance raises" for his clients. (Go ahead, break out the tin hats, black helicopters, whatever--I know this is conjecture, but this kind of stuff isn't exactly a new phenomenon. It happens and, while I have no absolute way to prove it, I think we're being played here.)
Can Pete Boone and company be too oblivious, too stupid to know that there is a very legitimate possibility that this is going on? Well, I think you know the answer to that. Don't be surprised if Houston Nutt gets some kind of raise that, frankly, he doesn't deserve whatsoever.
And, if I'm way off on all of this, and Houston Nutt actually does leave SEC facilities, talent, and money, for that of the Big XII North... oh well. Promote Kent Austin to be head coach, bring Hugh Freeze in to be the OC, keep Tyrone Nix on board, and then we're set. We don't need Houston Nutt to win. We just need a not-Orgeron.
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After 6 Coaches in 16 years I've Almost Quit Caring
I quit growing attached to coaches a long time ago.
In my first three years at Ole Miss there were three different head coaches (Brewer ‘93, Dunn ’94 – and yes I know he was never “officially” the head coach and his title was always “interim” – and Tuberville ’95). I left in the spring of ’96, came back in fall of ’97, switched majors, and by the time I graduated in 2001 with two degrees (and a ridiculous amount of worthless hours from being an art major for 2 1/2 years) we were on head coach #4. I blink my eyes and the Red Bull chugging Cajun Yeti’s on the scene (#5) and now it’s the right reverend Nutt (#6).
Moving to the Big XII North is at BEST a lateral move for Nutt but I think you’re right, this is just a shakedown for more money that, with an 8-4 record, has absolutely no merit.
Of course, I’m sure Boone will find some way to screw this deal up. He does more to screw over his own school than any outsider would think of doing.
The iron was hot last year
This year? Not so hot. Jevan Snead took a big step backward, and the team generally failed to meet expectations. As said below, I think Nutt’s just gaming for more money, like an athlete cashing in on an average season.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 8:31 PM EST up reply actions
Agreed.
I think if this season and last season had been reversed then we would look at Nutt and say, “Well maybe he’s going somewhere with this program” (and maybe he is) but as it is, asking for more money has no basis performance-wise.
If Boone caves...
And offers Nutt another extension and/or raise, the precedent will be set that every year Nutt can extract more money from us. Boone has to put his foot down and call this bluff (if there is actually a scheme in the cooking and not a Fayetville funk induced rumor). Ya, we can put up money but there is no way we can justify cranking up Nutt’s pay to Saban/Meyer/Weis level.
RV's, walk-on fans, and fictitious victories. Bama's in town.
by 18 or under on Dec 7, 2009 5:23 PM EST via mobile reply actions
He is more than likely going to get an extension...
1 year. The max contract for a MS public employee is 4 years; after a season, we have always offered the 1-yr extension to keep the contract at that level. Hell, even the Shrimper got 1-year extensions after the 05 and 06 seasons.
Now a raise on the other hand would be a completely different issue…
by RebelBarrister on Dec 7, 2009 7:08 PM EST up reply actions
Oh, and Ghost...
Please don’t ever post a picture of Mark Mangino again. I’ve been up for 26 hours and something about the sight of him combined with the 3 pots of coffee, 5 diet Cokes, and 1 diet Red Bull really made me sick to my stomach.
Go to bed, maybe?
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 5:45 PM EST up reply actions
3 Hour Nap.
Check.
Unfortunately, being in your mid-30’s and going back to school means finals… again.
I don’t remember all night study sessions hurting this bad when I was 20. Then again, I wasn’t sitting on a 4.0 in Accounting when I was 20 either.
I’ll sleep for real when Wednesday night hits. Until then I’ll be living on Economics, Marketing, and IHOP coffee.
Ugh
I have my last law school final on Wednesday. It really sucks going back to college. My M.S. program was something of an executive format in a think tank of sorts, but being in law school with all these young kids with no serious jobs, no families, and nothing really higher than law school among their priorities…well, it’s tough
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 9:27 PM EST up reply actions
Well...
I said it could have been the 3 pots of coffee, the 5 diet Cokes and the 1 diet Red Bull I had in my system as well. Or the 26 hours of making sure I know how to do depreciate using the Straight Line Method or journalize contra-assets.
Mangino was just an easy target.
Indeed.
I have found attacks on Mangino’s weight to be completely unfair. Having seen him in person, I am reminded of the old Hollywood adage that “the camera adds 15 pounds.” Far from looking like a 500 pound behemoth, the man looks a svelte 485 pounds.
If Nutt leaves...
I’d say Nix should be first in line for head coach if we’re promoting from within. I know that Austin has the HC experience and he has the Ole Miss past, but Nix’s defense has been doing more with less (particularly in the secondary) for two years. Those kids are motivated to play week in and week out (with the exception of the State game). The offense on the other hand was fairly terrible this year. If not for McCluster, who really made plays for himself, people would be calling for Austin’s head.
Austin has HC experience
I’m not saying Nix isn’t extremely valuable, but I would want Austin as HC over Nix.
Is it just me...
Or could Houston Nutt possibly have been brought in as a “transition” coach? I think that Kent Austin was brought in from his CFL Head Coaching position with a potential hope that he would be the next head coach at his alma mater. I think the biggest issue with Austin’s offense and why it hasn’t worked well is that it is so different from Houston’s. When the two schemes have clicked, the offense has looked unbeatable. But if it doesn’t work, it just doesn’t work. I think Nix would be good as a head coach, just so we can lock him up before he goes to Southern when Larry Fedora leaves.
On a different subject
Did I miss it? What happened to the rest of the top ten?
Nutt 2 KU
Nutt 2 KU is not gonna happen. KU would have to fork out a ton of money. Nutt would have to leave SEC clout. However….he would do good & probably become the best coach KU has ever had that wasn’t in basketball.
I think it is quite obvious that we have two of the brightest, most deserving, potential Head Coaches in all of college football in Austin & Nix. Austin has the leg up in previous HC experience & the Alma Mater pedigree. I’m sad to say we will probably lose one of them in the next 2 yrs. I wish we could keep them both, but they will move up the food chain…whether it is with us or with some other school.
That's cool.
Then we can snag Biran Kelly from ND’s grasp!
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by Role Player on Dec 7, 2009 6:09 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
It begs the question....
If he does go to Kansas, will Arkansas people spend the next two years telling them what a mistake they’ve made and leave us alone?
Something tells me they wouldn’t.
Us Arkies
Probably wouldn’t have yelled at your rebs so much if it hadn’t been for y’all getting so uppity after last season…
In additon….We logically wouldn’t because we never play Kansas nor do we care about them.
Wooo Pig
by generalrazor on Dec 7, 2009 10:02 PM EST up reply actions
Uppity? After last season?
I don’t know how long you’ve been paying attention, but we Rebels have been uppity for generations, sir!
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 10:03 PM EST up reply actions
I'm inclined to agree.
Had Houston Nutt gone to a school that we didn’t play every season, especially considering the general consensus is that he agreed to coach Ole Miss mere hours after proclaiming to “always be a Razorback”, most Arkansas fans wouldn’t be so bitter. Of course, I could be wrong about that. Them’s the breaks, I suppose.
We Know How You Feel
We had Tuberville, remember? Thanksgiving night he’s with the Rebels and saying he’ll definitely be there next season. The next morning he’s decked out in orange and blue and moving to the Plains.
Eh, different situations.
Arkansas hated Nutt and wanted him gone. We loved Tubs and wanted him to stick around.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 11:09 PM EST up reply actions
I was Going to Include That Point
… but then I got distracted by an IM and hit post.
I was also going to point out that the thing I hated most about Tuberville for the whole thing was him lying to the team and them finding out by watching SportsCenter. I remember how freaking pissed Shane Elam was about that in one of the subsequent press conferences.
Coaches from Arkansas....
Sheisty bastards!!!
Wooo Pig
by generalrazor on Dec 7, 2009 11:23 PM EST up reply actions
Arkansas is to coaching what Mississippi is to literature.
Each state has contributed a somewhat disproportionate amount to their respective “areas of excellence,” if you will.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 8, 2009 12:24 AM EST up reply actions
Are you saying that...
Houston Nutt = William Faulkner? That’s crazy talk, sir.
Although… I suppose Nutt does have the air of Faulknerian character about him.
Nope.
William Faulkner is the greatest writer Mississippi has produced. Houston Nutt is not the greatest coach that Arkansas has produced. Frank Broyles, Barry Switzer, Tommy Tuberville, and several others are ahead of Nutt.
But hey, you said it, not me!
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 8, 2009 10:20 AM EST up reply actions
Don't forget
Bear Bryant was from Arkansas too.
"So I want everybody to think here for a second, how much does this game mean to you? 'Cause if it means something to you, you can't stand still. You understand? You play fast! You play strong! You go out there and dominate the man you're playing against, and you make his ass quit! That's our trademark! That's our M.O.... as a team! That's what people know us as!" - Coach Nick Saban before the 2008 LSU game.
by 12NationalChampionships on Dec 8, 2009 10:37 AM EST up reply actions
Is that why we were bombarded with Arkansas fans
before Houston Nutt had ever coached a game in Oxford?
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by Juco All-American on Dec 8, 2009 9:40 AM EST up reply actions
And, if I’m way off on all of this, and Houston Nutt actually does leave SEC facilities, talent, and money, for that of the Big XII North… oh well.
I’m not sure, but isn’t KU’s athletic budget pretty easily bigger than Mississippi’s? And Nutt would have the opportunity to recruit from Texas again if he were at KU, something he has almost no prayer of doing where he is.
I’m not saying it wouldn’t be a questionable move, but it’s not as downward a move as one might think.
Ask Mack Brown what it's like to coach at a traditional basketball school
I’m not about to concede that KU of all places has a larger athletic budget, but for argument’s sake, where do you think the bulk of that budget goes? To the football program?
Ole Miss football will always get the nod regarding funds and facilities. Andy Kennedy will be the first to tell you.
Looks like KU does have a bigger budget
By a fair margin: $55M to $45M. And I too thought that KU’s AD wasn’t very supportive of football, but a KU SBNation guy pointed out the following:
As far as Perkins not supporting football. That’s plain and simple not true. Perkins has increased the athletic budget at the University from 27 Million to over double that. The first improvement done on his watch…
-A new $35 million football facility adjacent to Memorial Stadium;
-The $8 million dollar 42,000-square-foot (3,900 m2) Anderson Family Strength Center.
-Currently working on a new luxury suite seating addition to memorial stadium as well.
Perkins also invested more in the football staff than has ever been the case in Kansas football history as Mark Mangino was paid 2.3 Million per year putting him in the top 20 pay wise for all coaches in the NCAA. They further invested in the assistant coaching salaries as well at the same time.
Football is a priority for Perkins, it’s a chance for him to leave a stamp on his legacy. I understand you are saying from the outside in it looks this way, but I’d have to respectfully disagree with that based on his actions to the contrary.
That obviously doesn’t change the fact that KU is a basketball school, but they’re definitely investing in football.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 7:09 PM EST up reply actions
You're very good at research
But the fact that they have a bigger budget, and we pay our coach more than they do, is indicative as to the commitment the University has made to the football program.
Also this year the benefits of the SEC/ESPN deal began coming in, not to mention 10 teams from our conference are in bowl games this year. Going to the Big 12 North, which is comparable to C-USA West, is certainly a step down. National television every week? Or only when you play Oklahoma and Texas?
higher salary
I guess that’s true, but perhaps only because Mangino’s contract is older. Still, you’re right: Mangino made about 8% less than Nutt.
Ole Miss isn’t on national TV every week, are they. I live in Maryland, and I think I’ve only had about two weeks this season that I was able to watch ol’ Jevan do his thing.
And the Big 12 North most certainly is not the CUSA west. That division is a lot better than people credit it for being. KSU got off to a rough start, but that happens after coaching changes. With Bill Snyder, Paul Rhoads, Bo Pelini, and Gary Pinkel, that division is headed in the right direction following what was probably the weakest year in conference history.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 7:38 PM EST up reply actions
I live in Texas
And Texas has never been in the SEC “regional coverage” games. And the only game I’ve missed is the SELA game.
ESPN and SEC have a deal that puts every game on national (or at least expands regional coverage).
It’s good to be king.
That conflicts greatly with what we have here
Because Ole Miss is almost never on TV. Heck, the only reason I get to watch many UF or ’Bama games, particularly in the pre-season, is because of Gameplan.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 8:24 PM EST up reply actions
Verizon FiOS
We have Comcast, too, but I dropped that garbage like a bad habit. I’d be surprised if FiOS has worse cable than Texas, having lived in Texas for quite a lot of my life.
Trust me, CBS rarely showed Ole Miss here. And I scan a lot—I watch four games on my main TV, and one on my laptop, and one on the wife’s laptop. Except for when Texas is on TV, in which case I’m a little more, eh, focused.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 8:33 PM EST up reply actions
Burntorangehorn is right.
I live in Maryland-ish (DC) and without gameplan you can’t get things like Ole Miss vs. UAB. Any SEC vs. SEC matchup, however, is on Comcast.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 8:36 PM EST up reply actions
That's why I qualified my statement with "extended regional coverage"
I live in Texas, much closer than Maryland. I had originally assumed it was for everywhere, but I can be wrong. But the link below at least proves I’m not lying about what games I’ve seen on TV.
I can do research too
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/news/story?id=3553033
ESPN will have rights to every SEC home football game not on the network package and all league matchups will be shown on some outlet, including at least 20 a year on ESPN or ESPN2. That includes two primetime Thursday night matchups and Saturday night games.
So there were eight Ole Miss matchups on national TV?
Man, I don’t know how I missed that. Ah well. I usually tried to keep up with Jevan’s latest. But see Ghost’s post above. I’m not sure all the broadcasts are nation-wide.
Anyway, there’s no doubt that the SEC has a better contract, but that doesn’t make as big a difference when KU still has a 22% larger budget.
Well, anyway, have fun with Houston. I honestly don’t think he’s seriously entertaining a move to KU. My only argument is that it wouldn’t be quite the step down as most seem to make it out to be.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 8:39 PM EST up reply actions
On any given Saturday
you’ve got the noon SEC Network game (regional affiliates or ESPNU), the mid-afternoon CBS game of the week, and two or three night games on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, or a local affiliate. During conference play, this keeps everyone covered because during any given week you’re going to have a team or two playing a cupcake or using a bye.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 8:42 PM EST up reply actions
Oh man I'm sure he's just itching to recruit from Texas.
I know this burns the ears (or, in this case, eyes) of Texans, but Florida high school athletes > Texas high school athletes. Just ask every coach in the Southeastern Conference. Nutt pulls a decent draw from Florida, still has alright pull in Arkansas, has gotten a couple of guys from Texas, and rounds that out with the instate guys.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 8:39 PM EST up reply actions
This isn't even close to the truth
Texas is the undisputed heavyweight champ of football recruiting hotbeds. If we’re talking speed athletes, fine, but athletes don’t make the best football players. Football players do.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 8:47 PM EST up reply actions
Undisputed, huh?
According to Sports Illustrated, Florida produces the most BCS football players per capita. Hell, Florida doesn’t even need per capita, because they have produced more BCS football players than Texas, period.
I just asked my good friend Microsoft Excel to rank these, and Texas comes in a 7th in BCS football players per capita behind Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, DC, and Louisiana.
I will say this though, Texas very much does produce the best quarterbacks. This much is true.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 9:44 PM EST up reply actions
Unfortunately
Our QB from Texas has gone to shit…
DAMN IT TO HELL!!! I WAS going to say something nice about LSU... but my clock ran out.
by BimBamOleMissByDamn on Dec 7, 2009 9:51 PM EST up reply actions
He always was shit.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 10:03 PM EST up reply actions
Ok that was harsh,
however I don’t think Jevan Snead was ever particularly good. He’s had a couple of good games, but that’s it. He hasn’t really won us any games the way Eli did.
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by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Dec 7, 2009 11:07 PM EST up reply actions
There's a big flaw in that SI article's analysis
It presumes that BCS football players are automatically better. It doesn’t compare how many BCS football programs there are within six hours of Florida, as compared to within same of Texas. Many recruits from Texas don’t go BCS because there simply aren’t that many in the regional market. Texas, Tech, atm, Baylor, OU, Okie Lite, LSU, Arkansas, as compared to USF, Miami, UF, FSU, Bama, Auburn, UNC, Duke, Wake, NCSU, SoCar, Clemson, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Ole Miss, Miss St, Georgia, Georgia Tech, LSU…am I forgetting anyone? As you live out here on the eastern seaboard as well, I’m sure you know well how much more densely populated things are out here, and how much smaller the states are, allowing for many more flagship universities.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 10:07 PM EST up reply actions
Your argument has a flaw as well.
If the Texas players were that good, they would be heavily recruited even by those teams further away. You are saying that there are so many good football players in Texas but they decide to go play for Texas A&M – Corpus Christi instead of leaving the region to go to a BCS school. I find that hard to believe.
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That's not a flaw
Fact is, once you’re past the four-star guys, it’s much less likely for a guy to go more than a few hours away from his home. Many guys who would start for a BCS program in the southeast are instead playing non-BCS ball for TCU or BYU, for example. I said nothing about atmCC, of course.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 10:32 PM EST up reply actions
Hmmm...
so you are saying that there are a lot of non-BCS programs within a few hours of Texas (see: not BYU, which is just as far as a bunch of schools in the SEC) that should be really freakin’ good. Yet, the only schools for which you have a real argument are…….TCU. Using your argument, New Mexico, Air Force, Colorado State, Wyoming (too far?)…should all be a lot better than they are. I found it interesting to find that BYU only has four Texans and still has two Floridians.
Now, if it is because Florida has so many more schools to feed, they should not be as good. However, I could argue that all of the SEC teams you listed (minus Vandy), all of the ACC teams you listed, and USF are all better than those MWC teams. Seems fishy.
P.S. TAMCC was a joke.
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Once you said Jimmy Sexton is his agent...
I immediately wrote this “rumor” off.
"So I want everybody to think here for a second, how much does this game mean to you? 'Cause if it means something to you, you can't stand still. You understand? You play fast! You play strong! You go out there and dominate the man you're playing against, and you make his ass quit! That's our trademark! That's our M.O.... as a team! That's what people know us as!" - Coach Nick Saban before the 2008 LSU game.
by 12NationalChampionships on Dec 7, 2009 8:06 PM EST reply actions
Good point
This “rumor” screams “demand for raise” IMO.
by burntorangehorn on Dec 7, 2009 8:08 PM EST up reply actions
Same song, different school
Nutt did the same contract padding scheme at Arkansas when the LSU job came open. There were rumors he was interested, he even made a trip (I think) to Red Stick. The difference in that case was he was no longer a new coach, it was the second time he pulled it, and it back fired; causing a huge amount of ill will that culminated in his fleeing to Mississippi.
by ARebel on Dec 7, 2009 8:10 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Maybe it's true
that Nutt is “contract padding” here, but I think to declare that on the slim evidence available thus far is a bit premature. The only reported comments from him are (on the spirit board) “Please, this is bull” and (to Shepard Smith) “I’m not interested in Kansas.” Those don’t seem like very smart contract padding comments to me. Pete Boone has also said that no one at Kansas has asked for permission to speak with Nutt (though I know that for Sexton to indicate interest to Kansas permission would not be required).
He did the same thing with the Nebraska job while at Arkansas.
That’s capitalism at its finest. Hell, Tuberville, Tommy Bowden, and Jim Grobe did the same thing when Arkansas tried to court them to replace Nutt.
Personally, I tried to start a Houston Nutt to Notre Dame rumor; it didn’t get far.
*yawn*
Didn’t we deal with this last year? He got a raise out of Tubberville’s firing at Auburn. Nutt isn’t going anywhere. If anything, he’ll get another year on the contract and a raise for him and the assistants.
Speaking of assistants, if this had been a “rumor” about Nix or Austin leaving, then I’d be more inclined to believe it. Lots of openings around the country and we all know Nix and Austin are ripe for the picking.
But as has been said, if Nutt does bolt, I’d have no problems at all with Nix or Austin becoming our new HC.
DAMN IT TO HELL!!! I WAS going to say something nice about LSU... but my clock ran out.
by BimBamOleMissByDamn on Dec 7, 2009 9:28 PM EST reply actions
Well, it seems that's all been put to bed.
From David Brandt’s blog:
AD Pete Boone said there was nothing to it. He also said he’s in New York with Shepard Smith, the Fox news anchor, and that Smith contacted Nutt about the report and the coach said it was false.
DAMN IT TO HELL!!! I WAS going to say something nice about LSU... but my clock ran out.
by BimBamOleMissByDamn on Dec 7, 2009 9:39 PM EST reply actions
Written
by a Razorback idiot that lives in Fort Smith, Arkansas according to his profile. No surprise there…
DAMN IT TO HELL!!! I WAS going to say something nice about LSU... but my clock ran out.
by BimBamOleMissByDamn on Dec 8, 2009 3:20 AM EST up reply actions
Another article
Written by a more reputable source than a Razorback fan, although it only says that “Perkins and Nutt have already talked about the job.”
http://www.kansascity.com/news/breaking_news/story/1616064.html
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Let's get this over with...
Re-hire the DOG!
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