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I'm going to guess that the jobs will not have equal candidates.

Highlands has always reminded me of Notre Dame in this way.

I believe they had plans during Fall Break.

They had Boyle on the ropes like no one else did last year. A few under-armed throws here and there or a few less hurdles and they could have taken Boyle out. That being said, losing the Smith Twins on defense will have a huge impact on them. I'm not sure that Corbin has the depth to replace those 4 star studs. They can have a great year, but they won't be state champs in 4A.

Absolutely. What's the alternative? 100% availability from potential free agents like Marquise Brown or Darnell Mooney? Give me Chase and Higgins 10 times out of 10.

I could be very wrong about this, but I thought everyone who enrolled in the service academies made a commitment to join the armed services as an officer for 5-8 years immediately following their graduation in exchange for a full scholarship.

I can understand that, thank you for sharing. It's too bad it didn't work out, hopefully there's another time, he sounds like a great coach and one that the Scott AD absolutely nailed.

What? He'd always dreamed of leaving Florida to coach in Taylor Mill? I like NKY as much as the next guy, but I'm taking Florida 100/100 times.

Hope he wants who the parents want. It sounds like they are calling the shots.

I'm sure you are right and what he wants is a big factor. If I were an owner, I'd be interested in interviewing this guy as opposed to the 19th branch off the McVay/Shananan tree.

Some buzz he could end up on the coaching staff.

You'd have to be the world's biggest 49'ers fan to not be pulling for the Lions.

Why is he not getting more pop as an HC candidate? If Dan Quinn can potentially get a 2nd chance, Spagnuolo should be getting interviewed left and right.

I dunno bud. Leaps and bounds feels awful strong. I can live with saying he's ahead of Brady at this point in his career, but not by leaps and bounds. I'd also add that part of Brady's greatness was that he was able to sustain his level of play for literally 20 years. Mahomes hasn't even done half of that yet. I'm not saying he couldn't. But I'm not willing to say Mahomes is the greatest QB of all time when Brady literally just retired a few years ago and held a 2-0 record against Mahomes in the playoffs.

Easy there.... He's on his way. He's got about 3 more Super Bowls to seriously contend with Brady.

Does the rulebook explicitly say that throwing into triple coverage prevents DPI from being called? No doubt it was a bad decision, but it was also an egregious no call.

Brady can be Mahomes in this analogy. But Lamar is not Peyton...that's Burrow. Literally no one else has beaten him (Mahomes) in meaningful games other than Brady and Burrow.

No doubt about that. He definitely proved to be worth that contract he signed.

Eh. Officiating has to be some part of the conversation.

I think that play also has a lot to do with Andy Reid. What is Zac Taylor doing in the same position? Screen to Joe Mixon.

Chiefs' receivers can't make a simple catch all year and then pull that out with the AFC championship on the line. 🤦‍♂️

They would have showed Taylor about 7 times too

Lamar does look like a half second slow in his decision making. Seems like he should be running more today.

Mahomes gets every call and Lamar can't get an obvious DPI.

I could not disagree with Gene Steratore anymore. That looked like pass interference. Still a bad decision from Lamar, but I feel like a huge penalty was missed.