PSA: It’s all about the narrative We don’t want the truth or what’s right; we want the best story—the one that backs us up; the one that doesn’t require us to do the work; the one that confirms our bias It’s all about the narrative & the folks who know this are running the show

Thank you! 👏🏼 Leading by example is just doing your job—it’s simply meeting the standard! 👏🏼

It is even more difficult to get a man to understand something when his identity depends on his not understanding it.

There will be a time in July when you think : Man, I’d love to watch some football. ANY football. Remember what you just witnessed and think…ok, not THAT football.

Districts or schools that remove students from physical education, music, Arts, or other classes to remediate them in other areas, have no idea of the immediate and long term damage they are doing to these students. These may be classes that help them love school.

Put Paul Finebaum and Kirk Herbstreit on a nuclear submarine at the bottom of the ocean for the next 4 years

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At what point do we stop calling them experts & acknowledge that they are nothing more than paid lobbyists?

I guess we now know one win Indiana got that mattered…

Kirk getting community noted is hilarious.

Nobody does it better!

Find yourself someone who looks at you the way the GameDay crew looks at Coach Saban. Guy uses a phrase that’s been around forever, and they act like he invented it. He talks philosophically about football in a way HS coaches have forever, and they act like he’s the first one.🤦🏼‍♂️

So as you can see, West Coast ball isn’t soft. The PAC-12 wasn’t soft. We just use to beat each other up every week

🗣️ PSA: All that hype about “bulletin board material” is proven, once again, to only fuel an opening drive or two; then you have to play ball.

Yes!!!!!!! They prove week in and week out that they don’t know more; they just have more access—and they don’t do what they should with it. It’s like listening to a rain delay.

So, now that all the other schools can pay players, and the field expands to more than the media favorites, the SEC has to hang their title hopes on a Big XII team in the final 4.

This is what our guys want me to look like every time I ask them what they think the signal should be for a new call.

After the events of the last couple years, I can’t believe former Pac-12 coaches & admin are still complaining about having to travel farther like they’ve been bamboozled. It’s like breaking your hand because you punched a wall and screaming, “Why did the wall do this to me?!”

The 12-team playoff saved Ryan Day’s job.

Not surprised—at all.