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    • kjayhawks2.0K Offline
      kjayhawks2.0
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      I think we are getting ahead of ourselves with bowl talk at this point, let’s just focus on going down to Fort Worth and competing for a win.

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      • rockchalkjayhawkR Offline
        rockchalkjayhawk
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        Ha, we got the Baylor coach fired!

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        • kjayhawks2.0K Offline
          kjayhawks2.0
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          Yahoo sports has just announced Dave Aranda is out at Baylor after embarrassing loss to Kansas. Guess we are back to the pre Liepold era on that front lol.

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          • kjayhawks2.0K Offline
            kjayhawks2.0
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            I’ll add in it’s pretty wild to see a coach that is 4-3 overall and 2-2 in conference get canned. Not sure I’ve seen that beforehand. They probably figured they made a bowl and didn’t want to fire him after such but man.

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            • Texas Hawk 10T Offline
              Texas Hawk 10
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              Losing to TCU last week and getting boo'd out of the stadium was the final nail for Aranda according to their fanbase. Yesterday was just the excuse to get a head start on the search.

              "Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that."
              Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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              • kjayhawks2.0K Offline
                kjayhawks2.0 @Texas Hawk 10
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                @Texas-Hawk-10 I’ve never understood firing a guy early, you can start your list and do checks on coaches while he is still there. No coach is leaving to come in the middle of the season.

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                • mayjayM Offline
                  mayjay @rockchalkjayhawk
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                  @rockchalkjayhawk Didn't this happen years ago when we beat Nebraska or someone?

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                  • mayjayM Offline
                    mayjay @mayjay
                    last edited by

                    Okay, Google AI says no. But close, at Texas:

                    "Charlie Strong (Texas, 2016): Strong's Longhorns suffered a shocking 24-21 overtime loss to Kansas on November 19, 2016. While reports immediately leaked that he would be let go, Texas officials chose to wait until after their final regular-season game against TCU a week later to officially announce his firing."

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                      wissox83
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                      Wow, Baylor, you know, whom we beat last week goes to UCF, you know who beat undefeated 2nd ranked BYU last week, and well Baylor is beating the daylights out of them. 41-9 with 8 minutes left. So really, we're maybe better than BYU and well, we'll probably lose to UCF next week.

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                        AsadZ @wissox83
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                        @wissox83 Ha Ha LoL

                        There is nothing wrong in change, if it is in the right direction. To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often. Winston Churchill

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