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razorhead
09-12-2006, 09:21 AM
There are rumors out now that Houston Nutt has put out feelers for the impending opening at NC State. Has anyone on the east coast heard any of this. I'm starting to get excited! :beer:

AFWarrior83
09-12-2006, 09:48 AM
There are rumors out now that Houston Nutt has put out feelers for the impending opening at NC State. Has anyone on the east coast heard any of this. I'm starting to get excited! :beer:

I'll toast to that! CHEER CHEER :laugh:

Neo
09-12-2006, 10:04 AM
There are rumors out now that Houston Nutt has put out feelers for the impending opening at NC State. Has anyone on the east coast heard any of this. I'm starting to get excited! :beer:



Razor,

I feel you pain and I can understand, but to leave now, that would almost kill this years recruiting class for yall.

Secondly, yes I heard about that earlier today. :mellow:

blues_cap
09-12-2006, 10:18 AM
who do you guys want to take over???

i'll give you 3 people i would be going after if i was in charge(in no particular order):

1. George O Leary-the man can coach as well as lie
2. Al Borges-knows how to get it done in the sec
3. Joe Kines-why isnt he already a head coach?

Neo
09-12-2006, 10:32 AM
You also have this option....

Frank Solich: He had a long tradition with Nebraska and he knows how to win ball games. Currently he's at Ohio and is doing fairly decent. Can you imagine what he could do with McFadden and company? The NU "Power I" in the SEC. OUCH!!!! I also believe he got a raw beal at Nebraska and now they're (The Administration) feeling the ramifactions from those poor decisions made by NU's AD.

Record with Nebraska: 58-19-0
Record with Ohio: 4-7-0

Overall: 62-26-0

It's someone to think about. Solich isn't going to have much success at Ohio. There's too much recruiting competition up there. I really feel that he could be successful at Arkansas and I would be cheering on the Razorbacks a lot more if they did in fact, hire him. :happy:

razorhead
09-12-2006, 10:51 AM
Butch Davis would be my choice. I think they could get him if they act after this year.

To Blues Cap:
Joe Kines got screwed over here in favor of Danny Ford many years ago. I don't think Kines would ever consider working for Frank Broyles.

O'Leary will never be considered at a top level program again.

Al Borges I could see.

For Neo:
Frank Solich? You can't be serious. I understand your reasoning but that's like having Henry Winkler coach your football team.

AFWarrior83
09-12-2006, 10:56 AM
Butch Davis-My #1 choice
Gene Chizick
Al Borges
Jimbo Fisher

Those are MY top 4.

Neo
09-12-2006, 10:58 AM
For Neo:
Frank Solich? You can't be serious. I understand your reasoning but that's like having Henry Winkler coach your football team.



Not really....

Solich was a good coach and has plenty of recruiting ties still intact in Nebraska, Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma. That could expand Arkansas' recruiting base and it would honestly give them one hell of a running game.

Nebraska is known for their killer linemen. That would do wonders for McFadden and company.

I wouldn't touch Davis with a 10-foot pole. The NCAA has been known to watch Davis a little too closely if you get my drift. :mellow:

blues_cap
09-12-2006, 11:23 AM
Butch Davis would be my choice. I think they could get him if they act after this year.

To Blues Cap:
Joe Kines got screwed over here in favor of Danny Ford many years ago. I don't think Kines would ever consider working for Frank Broyles.

O'Leary will never be considered at a top level program again.

Al Borges I could see.

For Neo:
Frank Solich? You can't be serious. I understand your reasoning but that's like having Henry Winkler coach your football team.

wasnt aware of kines situation w/arkansas.

i disagree about o'leary. he will build ucf into a program and he will be hard to ignore.

WooHawg
09-12-2006, 12:26 PM
Maybe this rumor will see fruition soon. :thumpsup: Right now with all thats been going on at the University, we all know how rumors like this can and do get out of hand. I think its time for a change. Opinions are like @$$holes, everyone has one but when you see the facts right in front of you its a different story. As always I am a fan first and love the Hogs, but also think of what the players deserve and they deserve better. Seeing these stats reminded me of just what we are dealing with and hardly lend any help to Nutt's cause:


0 ten win seasons
0 SEC Championships
0 SEC wins against teams with winning records since 2002
0 top ten recruiting classes signed
“O for October” 4 out of 8 years in SEC play
1 - 11 against Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee
2 lower level wins out of 6 Bowl Game opportunities
7 – 24 against SEC teams with winning records
31 – 34 over all SEC record, 12 of those wins against Miss schools

Jay Bee
09-12-2006, 12:32 PM
There are rumors out now that Houston Nutt has put out feelers for the impending opening at NC State. Has anyone on the east coast heard any of this. I'm starting to get excited! :beer:

Check out this cartoon/video:

http://www.newsobserver.com/1235/story/481010.html

WDE!
jb

azamugg
09-12-2006, 12:38 PM
Not really....

Solich was a good coach and has plenty of recruiting ties still intact in Nebraska, Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma. That could expand Arkansas' recruiting base and it would honestly give them one hell of a running game.

Nebraska is known for their killer linemen. That would do wonders for McFadden and company.

I wouldn't touch Davis with a 10-foot pole. The NCAA has been known to watch Davis a little too closely if you get my drift. :mellow:


if you think Solich was the recruiting influence at Nebraska your crazy......NEBRASKA was the recruiting influence

your "coaching" radar is bent

Neo
09-12-2006, 06:16 PM
if you think Solich was the recruiting influence at Nebraska your crazy......NEBRASKA was the recruiting influence

your "coaching" radar is bent


Your coaching radar is broken. Stick to what you do know and that is selling remanufactured trailers in Birmingham okay. :whistle:

Have you ever met Frank Solich? What about Tom Osborne? I didn't think so. Well, I have and it wasn't just the thought of playing for NU that got the recruits' cheese. The coach is the salesman. Period and point blank.

Going by your logic considering the school and all, then Penn State/Florida State/Notre Dame and a few other schools shouldn't have had their drop-off in the success department now should they? All of those schools I've listed have an enormous and successful football history do they not? Well, if it's not the coach as you say, then why the decline of the programs?

I don't expect a rational answer from you so I'll just let this die right now.

kles30
09-12-2006, 06:59 PM
I thoguht Kines was head coach at arkansas for 1 year...then demoted? Not sure, could be wrong.

azamugg
09-13-2006, 02:51 PM
Your coaching radar is broken. Stick to what you do know and that is selling remanufactured trailers in Birmingham okay. :whistle:

Have you ever met Frank Solich? What about Tom Osborne? I didn't think so. Well, I have and it wasn't just the thought of playing for NU that got the recruits' cheese. The coach is the salesman. Period and point blank.

Going by your logic considering the school and all, then Penn State/Florida State/Notre Dame and a few other schools shouldn't have had their drop-off in the success department now should they? All of those schools I've listed have an enormous and successful football history do they not? Well, if it's not the coach as you say, then why the decline of the programs?

I don't expect a rational answer from you so I'll just let this die right now.

funny you cracked on my profession.........I don't sell, I educate real estate and mortgage professionals and well, don't make me ask you to pull out your 1099's

second of all EVERYTHING is cyclical, weather, economics and football success but I stand by my first post saying that if you think Solich was the recruiting beacon more than playing for NEBRASKA and you still think he is a great coach then you still have a bent coaching radar

OmahaBound
09-13-2006, 08:48 PM
from what I hear NC State is praying that Bill Cowher decides this is going to be his last season coaching the Steelers. he went to NC State and the Cowher family just moved back to Raleigh, so it's not as far-fetched as it seems. i still HIGHLY doubt it will happen, but that's what they're hoping for at this point.

jbuzbee
09-14-2006, 01:26 PM
I thoguht Kines was head coach at arkansas for 1 year...then demoted? Not sure, could be wrong.

Kines was the interim head coach for most of the season prior to the hiring of Danny Ford and following the mid-season firing of Jack Crowe. Good memory...

This is a fabricated rumor....Nutt ain't doin that during the season especially with still having the ability to save his job with a good season this year.

AFWarrior83
09-14-2006, 03:22 PM
Nutt is gone either way IMO, he has a good season and Sexton will land him somewhere, he has a bad season and he's fired.

woo_pig_sooie
09-14-2006, 03:46 PM
Nutt is gone either way IMO, he has a good season and Sexton will land him somewhere, he has a bad season and he's fired.

Why in the world would Coach Nutt leave if we have a good season? Mustain will be coming back for his sophomore year, McFadden and Jones will both be juniors, and Hillis and Monk will be seniors. Not to mention, Coach Malzahn will be one year into implementing his offense, and Coach Herring will have a great defense. Next year has the potential to be our best year in a long, long time.

Razorbabe
09-15-2006, 03:10 PM
This is the most ridiculous rumor I have seen since the rumor here that 'Arkansas is moving to the Big 12'.

For the so-called Hog fans here who think Houston Nutt has accomplished nothing of value, why did Nebraska pull out all the stops to hire him? Arkansas has had the #1 rushing offense in the SEC during his tenure, and has been to the SEC championship game twice. Why not look at the motivation and work ethic complicit in the results for his teams instead of griping about 'no 11-game win seasons'?

from University of Arkansas SID:

When Nutt arrived in December of 1997, talk of conference championships and New Year’s Day bowl games seemed as far away as the very Boise State program Nutt left to return to his home state. Arkansas was coming off back-to-back 4-7 seasons and had made only two bowl appearances in the previous eight campaigns.

Eight seasons later and heading into his ninth, Nutt and the Razorbacks can point to 57 victories, six bowl trips, three New Year’s Day bowl berths and two SEC Western Division championships as evidence of that stability and success.

The six bowl trips tie for the most among the SEC’s Western Division over that time frame while UA’s 41 home wins tie for the most in the entire league.

Nutt and his staff have produced eight All-America selections, 42 All-SEC selections and three nine-win seasons. Arkansas has had 59 games televised since 1998, an average of more than seven per season. UA has also averaged one All-American, more than five All-SEC selections and more than seven victories per season.

In the eight years prior to Nutt’s arrival, the Hogs appeared on television 36 times, an average of 4.5 games per year. In UA’s first six seasons in the SEC, the Razorbacks averaged three All-SEC picks and had no All-American.

WooHawg
09-15-2006, 03:50 PM
This is the most ridiculous rumor I have seen since the rumor here that 'Arkansas is moving to the Big 12'.

For the so-called Hog fans here who think Houston Nutt has accomplished nothing of value, why did Nebraska pull out all the stops to hire him? Arkansas has had the #1 rushing offense in the SEC during his tenure, and has been to the SEC championship game twice. Why not look at the motivation and work ethic complicit in the results for his teams instead of griping about 'no 11-game win seasons'?

from University of Arkansas SID:

When Nutt arrived in December of 1997, talk of conference championships and New Year’s Day bowl games seemed as far away as the very Boise State program Nutt left to return to his home state. Arkansas was coming off back-to-back 4-7 seasons and had made only two bowl appearances in the previous eight campaigns.

Eight seasons later and heading into his ninth, Nutt and the Razorbacks can point to 57 victories, six bowl trips, three New Year’s Day bowl berths and two SEC Western Division championships as evidence of that stability and success.

The six bowl trips tie for the most among the SEC’s Western Division over that time frame while UA’s 41 home wins tie for the most in the entire league.

Nutt and his staff have produced eight All-America selections, 42 All-SEC selections and three nine-win seasons. Arkansas has had 59 games televised since 1998, an average of more than seven per season. UA has also averaged one All-American, more than five All-SEC selections and more than seven victories per season.

In the eight years prior to Nutt’s arrival, the Hogs appeared on television 36 times, an average of 4.5 games per year. In UA’s first six seasons in the SEC, the Razorbacks averaged three All-SEC picks and had no All-American.

I wouldn't think that because I want Houston Nutt gone, it makes me a "so-called" Hog fan. As a person, I have always liked Houston Nutt and have much respect for him in those areas. But I think its time for a change. Like every program, some people support the coach and others do not. I think my points are valid that he should not be coach, the same as you have yours that he should stay. Heck I have no idea on the truth of those rumors. I'd love it if Houston turned things around and was able to make it to the next level but unfortunately I don't think he will.

AFWarrior83
09-15-2006, 03:59 PM
I wouldn't think that because I want Houston Nutt gone, it makes me a "so-called" Hog fan. As a person, I have always liked Houston Nutt and have much respect for him in those areas. But I think its time for a change. Like everyone program, some people support the coach and others do not. I think my points are valid that he should not be coach, the same as you have yours that he should stay. Heck I have no idea on the truth of those rumors. I'd love it if Houston turned things around and was able to make it to the next level but unfortunately I don't think he will.

My thought exactly! Time to move on and have a new face to lead Hog Nation. Bill Clinton ran out of time, Nutt's tour is ova! :happy:

jbuzbee
09-15-2006, 04:51 PM
The problem is not Nutt. Sometimes it appears as if the fatal flaw with the Razorbacks (whether it be basketball or football) is the level of expectations that the rest of the state has. I mean...we ARE coming off two losing seasons the worst of which being the most recent season and people all across the state (though not necessarily people on this message board) are expecting an 11 and 1 season.

The program is exactly where I expected it to be. Actually, a little better than I expected it to be so soon. Our depth is what has caused our losing records the past two seasons....not the defense and not even the playcalling (these WERE all problems, but in my opinion they all stemmed from the lack of depth indirectly or directly). We lost 23 letterman following the 2003 season to the draft and graduation at a time when we were still losing scholarships due to NCAA mandated sanctions and on top of all this we had to replace an Arkansas Icon in Matt Jones at the most important position. The depth has been replenished and Nutt is coming off one of the best recruiting years EVER at Arkansas. We are still on pace to win about 8 games this year which is what I predicted at the beginning of the season.

The offense will be fine...its just having a few growing pains; which oddly enough people across this state seem to be shocked about. I mean...come on....we are not only breaking in a new, freshman quarterback and a new offense...but also a new quarterbacks coach and an offensive coordinator that was preparing for a high school game at this time last year. Give it some time to gel...both the team chemistry and the offense......and quit blaming Nutt.

WooHawg
09-15-2006, 05:19 PM
Its a love or hate thing with Houston Nutt and I respect both sides of the story. But when it comes down to it, who is ultimately responsible? Like I said in the post above, I'd love for Houston Nutt to get our program to the next level but in my opinion that won't happen. Two years down the road, if Nutt is still around and things are all hunky dory, then great. I am not one of those rabid fans that has unreal expectations of the program. But Houston has been there since 1998 and most years we are always on the verge of making it happen. My only reservations about Nutt getting fired is obviously Mustain and company. It's not a personal thing with Houston, I don't despise the guy like some fans or anything. His time is just up in my opinion.

Neo
09-15-2006, 06:19 PM
Hire this man......

http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/7/7f/180px-Solich.jpg

jbuzbee
09-17-2006, 12:44 PM
Hire this man......

http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/7/7f/180px-Solich.jpg

You hire him. Didn't he recently get arrested for DWI?

Gamecocks4Ever
09-17-2006, 05:19 PM
Hire this man......

http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/7/7f/180px-Solich.jpg

Is it just me or does he look a little like Billy Bob Thornton?

TDArkansasOhmy
09-17-2006, 05:48 PM
This is the first I've heard of this. If it's true good bye and good luck. Man, when this guy was hired over Tubberville, I was in hog heaven. Man he came in here his first year, and was something new, a young gun, a river boat gambler. Defense's around the conf. didn't know what he was likely to call. He was fresh, something this program needed, This guy played to win. But that was then. Now with the fans on his a$$ and Broyles breathing down his neck, he has done a 180. The guy is scared. He can't be saved. He now plays no to lose. When you reach that point in your coaching career it's over for you. Still, I would take Nutt over Tubberville today. Better being a guy who bleeds Razorback red and has a love for his home state, it's better than a $hitbag weasel who thinks he is responsible for turning Auburn around.

Neo
09-17-2006, 06:15 PM
You hire him. Didn't he recently get arrested for DWI?


Not that I'm aware of.... :unsure:

gopig
09-17-2006, 10:18 PM
Solich did plead no contest to a DWI sometime after becoming the coach at Ohio. Can't remember how recent that was.

BamaDude06
09-17-2006, 10:23 PM
He was arrested on 11/26/2005.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Solich

Neo
09-17-2006, 11:08 PM
He was arrested on 11/26/2005.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Solich




Solich's impact on the Ohio program was immediate, as plans were put in place to renovate Ohio's football facilities and increase financial support for the football program. Also, Ohio was selected to appear on national television 6 times for the 2005 football season, a record for the program. Frank Solich's first home game as coach of Ohio was a memorable one, as Peden Stadium brought in its largest ever crowd on September 9, 2005, when 24,545 fans were in attendance to watch the Bobcats defeat the Pittsburgh Panthers 16-10. However, Ohio's 2005 record under Solich (4-7) was the same as the Bobcat's record in the previous year under Brian Knorr.

On Saturday, November 26, 2005, Solich was arrested by Athens City Police for Driving Under the Influence when he was found slumped over the wheel of his car asleep facing the wrong way on a one-way street. On Monday, November 29, 2005 Solich pleaded no contest in an Athens Courthouse, and on the next day Solich was placed on probation for the remainder of his contract and given three rules set by the school administration that he must follow in order for him to remain the head football coach at Ohio University.

On June 2, 2006, a request was filed with the Athens Municipal Court that asked the court to consider overturning Solich's conviction. The request was based on the possibility that Solich had been drugged with GHB prior to being found by police, a possibility suggested by the presence of GHB in a hair sample taken from Solich in January 2006. Solich was denied to fight the charge after an Aug 15 appeal hearing.

cocky4ever
09-17-2006, 11:23 PM
Well, seeing as how I dont think anyone intended to rape Solich I would say that if he did ingest GHB he did so on his own free will. Plus, that stuff taste so nasty that the only way to slip it in someones drink is if they are completely ripped to start off with. Either way, he was out of his mind and behind the wheel of a car. I dont know all the details of the case, and no one else on here does either. The people at his appeal hearing know more details than any of us and they decided to overturn it so I would imagine that the details were not favorable to Solich's case.

Neo
09-17-2006, 11:42 PM
Well, seeing as how I dont think anyone intended to rape Solich I would say that if he did ingest GHB he did so on his own free will. Plus, that stuff taste so nasty that the only way to slip it in someones drink is if they are completely ripped to start off with. Either way, he was out of his mind and behind the wheel of a car. I dont know all the details of the case, and no one else on here does either. The people at his appeal hearing know more details than any of us and they decided to overturn it so I would imagine that the details were not favorable to Solich's case.



GHB isn't used just to rape someone. It could have been a disgruntled fan. Think about it, he had just finished his first season and it was the same as the guy before him.

I hate to tell you this Cocky, but GHB is nearly tasteless and odorless. When mixed in a light alcoholic drink, you will taste a very mild salty solution.

GHB: Gamma hydroxy butyrate or Gamma hydroxybutyric acid, Sodium Oxybate

"The University of Michigan's Web site on sexual assault and prevention describes GHB as "a colorless liquid or powder with little odor and a salty taste that is a dangerous central nervous system depressant."

http://orion.csuchico.edu/Pages/Vol44issue11/dimensions/d.1.daterape.html

cocky4ever
09-17-2006, 11:52 PM
Anyone who says GHB is nearly tasteless and odorless has neither smelled nor tasted GHB.

But anyway...Im not sticking up for the guy or trying to bash him. All I know is that if you're too buzzed/drunk to tast GHB then you're too drunk to drive...but I dont know all of the details. Regardless, the people who do know more details than us decided his story didnt hold enough weight to excuse him from being passed out behind the wheel of a car facing the wrong way down a one way street. I dont have a dog in this fight but at the same time I dont have any tolerance for intoxicated people driving.

Neo
09-18-2006, 12:03 AM
Anyone who says GHB is nearly tasteless and odorless has neither smelled nor tasted GHB.

Do you know how that sounds cocky? So what you're saying is that the following entities are full of ..... :unsure:

University of Michigan
US Food and Drug Admin
University of California at San Francisco
University of Maryland/College Park
John Hopkins University
Duke University
University of Washington
University of California at Santa Barbara
University of Minnesota

Keep in mind, those are the ones that I found within 5 mins of searching with google.com.

cocky4ever
09-18-2006, 12:11 AM
Do you know how that sounds cocky? So what you're saying is that the following entities are full of ..... :unsure:

University of Michigan
US Food and Drug Admin
University of California at San Francisco
University of Maryland/College Park
John Hopkins University
Duke University
University of Washington
University of California at Santa Barbara
University of Minnesota

Keep in mind, those are the ones that I found within 5 mins of searching with google.com.

Yeah, and back in the day they told us that marijuana turned all users into rapers,robbers, and murderers. They told us that one line of coke could kill us or turn us into fiends who would kill our own mothers for a fix. They have told us all kinds of lies as far as drugs are concerned.

Im not saying its a bad thing to get people to pay more attention to their drinks in clubs or to be more alert to weird tasting drinks...all Im saying is that to say GHB is tasteless and odorless is a good bit of a stretch. But to get back to the main point..I find it much, MUCH more likely that Solich ingested GHB knowingly than him getting his drink spiked.

Neo
09-18-2006, 12:13 AM
Yeah, and back in the day they told us that marijuana turned all users into rapers,robbers, and murderers. They told us that one line of coke could kill us or turn us into fiends who would kill our own mothers for a fix. They have told us all kinds of lies as far as drugs are concerned.

Im not saying its a bad thing to get people to pay more attention to their drinks in clubs or to be more alert to weird tasting drinks...all Im saying is that to say GHB is tasteless and odorless is a good bit of a stretch. But to get back to the main point..I find it much, MUCH more likely that Solich ingested GHB knowingly than him getting his drink spiked.



I'm not saying another word.....((Shaking head)) :unsure: :wacko: :laugh:

cocky4ever
09-18-2006, 12:19 AM
I'm not saying another word.....((Shaking head)) :unsure: :wacko: :laugh:
Wait a minute...is this a hole I find myself in?? :laugh:

Neo
09-18-2006, 12:22 AM
Wait a minute...is this a hole I find myself in?? :laugh:



................ :twak:

Neo
09-18-2006, 11:34 AM
:attention
Cocky, we need to sit down and have a little "Pow-Wow".

First of all, you claim that GHB smells, tastes bad, etc, etc.

I provided years of medical research by many different highly reputable sources in the medical field to dispute your conclusions and you're syaing they're all full of (CENSORED). Do you really expect ANYONE to understand your conclusions or beliefs? It almost comes across as you're unwilling to accept any scientific/medical PROVEN evidence that contradicts what your belief is. :crazy:

Then, let's say your right and the rest of the medical free world is wrong, how in the hell do you know what GHB tastes/smells/looks like? :headscrat

In a sense, you made yourself look like an a$$ on two (2) different fronts. :uglyhamme

Also, by it smelling and tasting nasty as you say, why would people use it then because the ellusiveness of the drug would be gone.

We aren't talking about Rohypnol here. GHB is some nasty and dangerous stuff if you're not careful.

Just something to think about.

AFWarrior83
09-18-2006, 11:49 AM
Cocky you just can't argue with Neo... Well you can, but he will find something solid to back his stuff up, and even if he's wrong, he still think's he is right haha, reminds me of the old lady.

Neo
09-18-2006, 11:51 AM
Cocky you just can't argue with Neo... Well you can, but he will find something solid to back his stuff up, and even if he's wrong, he still think's he is right haha, reminds me of the old lady.


Yeah, but c'mon now AFW, even you can see what I'm saying in this argument and I do have the facts on my side do I not? :unsure:

AFWarrior83
09-18-2006, 12:10 PM
Yeah, but c'mon now AFW, even you can see what I'm saying in this argument and I do have the facts on my side do I not? :unsure:

Well the facts are hard to deny, so I'll have to agree, although because I've never been drugged by another person I cannot agree 100%. :wacko:

cocky4ever
09-18-2006, 12:14 PM
I didnt say that the sources stating GHB is tasteless and odorless are BS, just that they are exxagerating to make people more careful when in clubs. You can slip it in someones drink without them knowing, but they would have to already be pretty drunk. At that point though they cant even taste or smell the alcohol in their drinks, but that doesnt make alcohol tasteless and odorless.

I know what GHB tastes and smells like because I've tasted it and smelled it. Neo, you say that if it was nasty then no one would use it because it seems you think it is just used as a date rape drug. It is MUCH more frequently used as a recreational drug, sleep aid, or even by body builders since it stimulates the release of GH(growth hormone).

But whatever...I dont even know why Im wasting my time arguing this with you. You arent gonna change your mind and Im not gonna change mine so at this point in the conversation we're just going in circles.

WooHawg
09-18-2006, 12:46 PM
LOL, wait a minute. What happened to this thread? :rolling2:

cocky4ever
09-18-2006, 12:51 PM
LOL, wait a minute. What happened to this thread? :rolling2:
I think we took a wrong turn somewhere :drive: :headscrat

But back to the main point...Man Tits job at NC State is as good as finished. I used to live in Raleigh and they did just finish upgrading their stadium and are surrounded by basketball schools...and their rival is ECU. How in the hell people manage to lose there is beyond me. Nutt could probably get the job if he wanted...but if I was a Hawg fan I would be more worried about the Pack offering Herring the job. He just came from there and always had a GREAT defense while he was there. He would probably jump all over that chance.

jbuzbee
09-25-2006, 11:42 PM
This is a weird thread.

I just got back from the bar.....I couldn't taste the whiskey in my drink all night.






................time now for a tall glass of GHB.

RebNick1
10-04-2006, 09:07 PM
There are rumors out now that Houston Nutt has put out feelers for the impending opening at NC State. Has anyone on the east coast heard any of this. I'm starting to get excited! :beer:

I would respect the Razorbacks alot more of that nut Nutt was gone.

jbuzbee
10-04-2006, 09:40 PM
I would respect the Razorbacks alot more of that nut Nutt was gone.

I usually defend Nutt...but if it's to the point that Ole Miss isn't respecting us then he's got to GO! :ohmy:

igtbaat
10-18-2006, 07:17 PM
And I hope for our benefit you do not get him. He is young, tough, disciplined, and he can recruit. Moreover, his defenses at AU and Texas have stood up to the best in college football. Since he arrived at UT they have lost only 1 game. He is available and if ARK doesn’t take him then Broyles is a baboon’s a$$.

AFWarrior83
10-18-2006, 08:03 PM
And I hope for our benefit you do not get him. He is young, tough, disciplined, and he can recruit. Moreover, his defenses at AU and Texas have stood up to the best in college football. Since he arrived at UT they have lost only 1 game. He is available and if ARK doesn’t take him then Broyles is a baboon’s a$$.

FYI,

Texass let Baylor score about 40 on them last week. :whistle: