Coaches get fired or leave all the time, he's not special

And all players get a waiver that grants them immediate eligibility wherever they decide to transfer if their coach leaves

He can either go with Deion to CU or go to FSU where he was originally committed

He'll be fine

Is Hunter not gonna follow him?

More than likely is. Hes already retweeting people committing to Colorado.

Portal opens tomorrow.

He says the qb and around 10 players are coming. Great speech too

Obviously the qb is his son so of course he’s coming

A wild play design tbh.

His other son also plays safety and played significantly at USCe before transferring to JSU.

Summary of Deion's meetings

I’m just a neutral observer bro my b

The Game in the natty would be lit

The UM-TCU matchup is hard for me personally to draw narratives for, but I’m sure it’ll be a good clash of styles

Only negative about that is it would effectively end the rivalry as we know it though. Whichever team wins has bragging rights forever, the regular season game won't matter as much anymore

South Carolina and Rattler really killed Clemson and UT. If either wins that game they’re in ahead of OSU tbh.

It would be insane.

Perfect timing for the extended playoff. Because that game will mean less by default.

The obvious is a Michigan loss means Jim can’t win in the playoff. A TCU loss means the B12 fate is in trouble. I expect a tough game and hope for a Michigan favored blowout.

PRIME TIME

Boulder gonna be lit

Deion gonna get raked like Tuck if he doesn’t end up “coming”.

DJ U got socal roots and ____ might be looking for a QB next year

I wonder if something like this happens with the Iron Bowl. Auburn finished within the top 12 I believe 5 times after playing Alabama under the previous (real) head coach before Freeze. Presumably, Freeze will at least be as good as Gus

I don't think it affects the way the rivalry is handled in the state any, but it definitely is going to skew the national coverage

We'll definitely see how much Saban/Alabama cares about the Iron Bowl. They have lost that game in 2013, 2017, and in 2019, and in every one of those games, they would've still been in the CFP as soon to be constructed.

I don't think they'll be much better than LSU, Tennessee or Auburn, if trends holds, to where they'll be able to just throw an Iron Bowl, but we'll see

It’ll return to being regional unless we’re talking a top 10 matchup. Those always do well TV wise.

We’ve been still trying to figure out how to deal with The Game in the B1G because the disparity between the size of those schools fanbases and everyone else is massive. We hadn’t held our end of the rivalry up for way too long that it had been forgotten.

How does the B1G break up Michigan OSU to save a B2B matchup in the possible conference championship? If divisions don’t happen in the SEC with the additions of UTa and OU, and the Iron Bowl features their best teams, are they willing to also have a B2B?

The extended playoff will relieve the top conferences from worrying about this. It’s the B12 conundrum while they have 9 conference games and 10 teams. It can be suicidal.

North Texas has fired coach Seth Littrell

The expanded playoff would have been crazy in 07.