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The Power Five => SEC => Topic started by: Drew4UTk on July 29, 2017, 05:42:27 PM
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Ole Miss releases names of boosters in NCAA allegations (http://www.foxsports.com/college-football/story/ole-miss-releases-names-of-boosters-in-ncaa-allegations-072817)
that's gonna leave a mark on their bottom line...
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Which is the option middling football programs should take:
1. Ole Miss: Cheat so obviously it all becomes undeniable
2. Miss State: Steady up the HC, take what wins you can against LSU & Arkansas, benefit from others misfortunes (Ole Miss), and when it all comes together every get ready for a big season about once every 5 years.
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considering option 1 resulted in about the same success rate as option 2, i'd go with 2 and forgo the sanctions.
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The problem for a middlin' kind of program is that you may hit a homerun on a coaching hire and in four years he's gone.
Coaching is obviously the key to CFB. Programs with deep pockets are going to be in the search for coaches, at least 2-3-4 a year. Look at what happened at Houston.
OBVIOUS blatant cheating is also not going to survive these days.
I'd say try and be "flexible" on academic standards and get a decent coach and hope for a 9 win season every so often.