As I said earlier, we'll see how it goes. 'sides, at least they got this far...
Not sure how I feel about this. I wanted Kingsbury personally. Moore has a good track record but I can’t get it out of my head that once he left it seemed like Dak and the Cowboys offense took a step forward.
Sources: Eagles hiring Bolts' Moore as new OC
Two days after tabbing Vic Fangio to run their defense, the Eagles are hiring Kellen Moore as their new offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN.www.espn.com
I want Kingsbury for the Raiders.
You will be happy with Moore, he’s good. The step forward for Dallas was obviously an illusion.
Lunardi is a St Joe alum. More Hawks making noise in the world. THWND!
He gets 66-67 of the 68 right every year. Hes the founder of Bracketology.
Was a much better school back then. It was a great place for working class families to send their kids for a great education. They’ve been seriously mismanaged over the last 2 decades. It’s sad. I’m talking to kids about colleges all the time for school and my business and it hurts that I can’t give a sweeping endorsement to my alma mater. It’s just not worth the price point. Sad.
Most aren’t anymore
Well this should ensure hes not with the Chiefs next year.
Amen! Too many kids aren’t mature enough to go to college immediately after high school. CC is a great bridge and it cuts incurred debt by half. That’s super important because the Masters degree is the new Bachelors degree. My old man could get entry level without a degree. Same jobs my generation needed a bachelors to get the foot in the door. More and more now that condition exists for kids now needing a Masters. That’s 6 years of financing school through loans. Get the 2 year break in cost at CC! This is a hard sell because parents and students feel like that’s what everyone else does so they think they’re entitled to the 4 year live on campus experience. Meanwhile, that should be an earned privilege you get from earning grant and scholarship money.
On this metric, schools seem to be getting better and making more head way. Tech used to be an option that was only presented to the kids with bottom third GPAs. No longer. On career day the last three years I’ve invited speakers to address my Honors students. All they’ve ever heard is the college path and most will go that route. But I brought in a welder, an electrician, and a former student who owned his own landscaping business at 16 years old. He’s already sold it 6 years later for 3/4 of a million and he’s already started a new company doing similar work.
