Quote from: bphi11ips on Yesterday at 05:59:10 pmWere I Yuracheck, I'd consider where college football appears to be headed at the end of the season and factor in how the team performed without regard to wins and losses as long as it's at least 4 wins. 

If college football appears to be heading towards a split in FBS plus completely new rules, e.g., a salary cap plus a CBA and/or Congressional intervention, but it looks to be a year away, I might keep Pittman until the changes are complete.  Then I'd push all my chips to the middle on a new coach who might best fit the new model.  Maybe that's even an NFL coach experienced with dealing with the professional mindset, which everyone acknowledges is different than the college mindset - or at least used to be.

QuoteRenowned waterfowl specialist partners with Bass Pro Shops to create unmatched center of excellence for waterfowl hunters worldwide

Stuttgart, Ark. (May 17, 2024) – Mack's Prairie Wings and Bass Pro Shops announced today a new partnership between the iconic outdoor brands. Founded in 1944, Mack's Prairie Wings is America's Premier Waterfowl Outfitter based in Stuttgart, Arkansas, revered as the duck capital of the world.

The driving force behind the partnership is the strikingly similar history and passion of the companies. Both entities were founded by visionaries passionate about the great outdoors. Noted conservationist and Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris and Mack's Prairie Wings founder M.T. "Mack" McCollum, and his son Marion McCollum, started their shops from humble beginnings and grew their businesses to become the iconic brands trusted by sportsmen worldwide.

"Today is a happy day for all of us at Bass Pro Shops and we're humbled to share this announcement which centers around passion," said Morris. "We greatly admire the passionate specialist team at Mack's Prairie Wings for their commitment to serve the waterfowl community. By uniting, our hope is to amplify the impact of our combined expert knowledge to better serve customers and increase our shared commitment to conservation."

Quote from: Valleyhog10 on Yesterday at 11:06:56 pmUConn advances!
For a championship of regional game OU had an announced crowd of 3,480. 🤮
Wait until they get to Baton Rouge, Fayetteville and Starkville and see what a real crowd looks like.

Quote from: onebadrubi on Yesterday at 08:11:25 pmThe not well know part of this either is he's very active off the field with his players.  Well active might not be the right word, but connected and close.  More so than many even think or know.  He is truly a great counselor to young men.