Bear Down Wildcats

splitsecond wrote:Pepper Hamilton, not to be confused with Pep Hamilton.

Also, how long until someone in thee forums declares that RichRod is "definitely gone" to Baylor?

azcat49 wrote:Who in there right mind would want yo jump into that cesspool

Not long after word leaked Thursday that Baylor planned to dismiss football coach Art Briles, the Todd Graham-to-Waco speculation began. As a guest on the Brad Cesmat Show, Mac Engel, a columnist at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, said the Arizona State coach should not be ruled out as a replacement candidate.

Part of this might stem from Graham’s job-hopping history, something that should have been put to rest a long time ago, but hasn't. Graham is in his fifth season at ASU. Only two Pac-12 coaches – Utah’s Kyle Whittingham and Stanford’s David Shaw – have been at their respective schools longer.

At the same time, Baylor is in Texas, and Texas is home to Graham. He grew up just 103 miles north of Waco in Mesquite, working security at Cowboys games in Texas Stadium. He coached high school in Texas. Graham talks like a Texan and acts like one, showing off his ASU cowboy boots at last year’s Pac-12 Media Days in Burbank, Calif.

Gilbertcat wrote:Will ASU's Todd Graham become a candidate at Baylor?

Not long after word leaked Thursday that Baylor planned to dismiss football coach Art Briles, the Todd Graham-to-Waco speculation began. As a guest on the Brad Cesmat Show, Mac Engel, a columnist at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, said the Arizona State coach should not be ruled out as a replacement candidate.

Part of this might stem from Graham’s job-hopping history, something that should have been put to rest a long time ago, but hasn't. Graham is in his fifth season at ASU. Only two Pac-12 coaches – Utah’s Kyle Whittingham and Stanford’s David Shaw – have been at their respective schools longer.

At the same time, Baylor is in Texas, and Texas is home to Graham. He grew up just 103 miles north of Waco in Mesquite, working security at Cowboys games in Texas Stadium. He coached high school in Texas. Graham talks like a Texan and acts like one, showing off his ASU cowboy boots at last year’s Pac-12 Media Days in Burbank, Calif.

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Lets get the hype train going. Even if its just to bring up how he has had a lot of guys arrested under his watch.

splitsecond wrote:Also, how long until someone in thee forums declares that RichRod is "definitely gone" to Baylor?

SCCats wrote:

splitsecond wrote:Also, how long until someone in thee forums declares that RichRod is "definitely gone" to Baylor?

Or a different interesting one: how long until someone hires Art Briles?

According to a report from HornsDigest.com’s Chip Brown, the school’s board of regents will “consider a one-year suspension” for Briles when it meets on Monday. Bleacher Report’s Jason King also reported the news.

According to Brown, the push to vote for Briles’ return in 2017 is “being driven by some of the biggest bjg-money donors at the school – many of whom helped fund BU’s $300 million football stadium that opened in 2014.” Briles is said to have met with “some key figures associated with the school last Thursday.”

Chicat wrote:Not-so-subtle subtext, "You just keep coaching up that talent and don't worry if a couple of girls who can't handle their liquor get a little unwanted attention from your boys..."

prh wrote:Shouldn't they be able to fire him for cause?

A Baylor athletic department official has been placed on an indefinite leave of absence, according to a person with knowledge of the matter, after he was arrested on a misdemeanor charge stemming from an incident with a reporter after a football game.

The person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.

Police charged Heath Nielsen, Baylor’s associate athletic director for communications, after James McBride, a reporter from the Keller, Texas-based Texas Blaze News, told police Nielsen assaulted him Nov. 5 after the Bears' 62-22 loss to TCU in Waco, Texas.

According to Waco TV station KWTX, McBride said he was attempting to take a photograph with a Baylor football player when Nielsen grabbed him by the throat and pushed him away, saying McBride was breaking the school’s rules against conducting interviews on the field after games.

Nielsen, who was placed on the leave of absence shortly after the alleged incident, was arrested Nov. 8.

Spaceman Spiff wrote:http://m.tmz.com/#article/2017/02/02/ar ... -messages/

Well, it just gets worse.

Chicat wrote:This is . . . uh . . . wow!

CalStateTempe wrote:She looks like walgreen perfume and cheap booze.

Chicat wrote:

CalStateTempe wrote:She looks like walgreen perfume and cheap booze.

Talks like it too.

Chicat wrote:This is . . . uh . . . wow!