the guy at new hampshire does more with less than anyone, houston at umwcah is, Russ is. rocco, may, say may, be the best coach in delaware.
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Delaware is not a QB away from being a NC contender.
Lauletta would come back as the leader of a very likely pre-season top 10 team. These guys have been his brothers for 4 years. He's not going to betray them.
The only FCS destination I could even remotely see is WIU - he is clearly very close to Charlie.
Otherwise, if he believes he's NFL material he can stay and compete for a NC or transfer to an FBS school - I think it'd have to be better than UVA.
McDonnell, Cosgrove, Houston, Huesman, Rocco, Talley (ret.) - plenty of very good coaches in the CAA.
Houston is the current gold standard. JMU looks to me to have a legit shot the year after losing all-world Vad Lee.
Lauletta would come back as the leader of a very likely pre-season top 10 team. These guys have been his brothers for 4 years. He's not going to betray them.
The only FCS destination I could even remotely see is WIU - he is clearly very close to Charlie.
Otherwise, if he believes he's NFL material he can stay and compete for a NC or transfer to an FBS school - I think it'd have to be better than UVA.
McDonnell, Cosgrove, Houston, Huesman, Rocco, Talley (ret.) - plenty of very good coaches in the CAA.
Houston is the current gold standard. JMU looks to me to have a legit shot the year after losing all-world Vad Lee.
you know you're in a strong league when legendary Indians HC Jimmye Laycock doesn't even get mentioned in the "good coaches" list...
granted he seems to be in the Bowden, Paterno, Beamer slow, but sure descent...
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I already listed half the CAA.
No offense was intended to Laycock, but it's been a long time since he won CAA COY.Jacob Huesman was a great player and great student in high school and college. He is one really impressive young man.
Hate to say it but I see the Dukes winning by at least 10. Whoever controls the tempo wil win, if JMUs O can stay in rhythm after being off the field for long periods of times they will win. That being said I hope I'm wrong as hell.
If you thought VCU fans were annoying when they knocked off Kansas....
At least most JMU fans actually went to school there. None of the "I took a couple classes there in the early 90's and now I've got a VCU license plate" crap.
Both betting sites that I follow have NDSU -8 to - 8 1/2. I am going to go with the experts.
NDSU 35, JMU 26
I really thought last week was the end of the road for NDSU. Down 10-0 to a strong conference foe that knew them well, had beaten them this year and another time or two in recent years. And then NDSU won 36-10.
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