Tigers2010

Barring several move ins, they won't be back anytime soon.

Just some guy on a Allen thread. Mere speculation, maybe, IDK. You are good at asking questions, but never answer them or responding to points. That's all.

RJ is good. Kyler Murray is a 1st round draft pick. There is a difference. Nobody said that's all it takes. You continue implying that it all takes is a great coach. It doesn't. It takes superior coaching and significant talent. Both. Period. This is a dead horse conversation.

I am not saying Jalen sucks. But from a QB perspective, he is nowhere near Mayfield or Murray. I don't see how that is even debatable.

"What most people don't know is that Kyler was all set to go to Plano East, but Leatherneck refused to pay for his Toll Tag. Allen stepped in with the offer of a Toll Tag and a QT gas card, and the deal was sealed. " Now that is what I call elite coaching

Anybody who is curious, go to ESPN.com, the guy on the cover, had a little to do with TW winning 3 in a row.

HAHA okay. I'm out. Wish Nederland nothing but the best.

Just because they are white don't mean a thing. That is kinda an ignorant thing to say. Funny how you ignored everything I said, to respond with that.

Look at it like this Reagan. Coaches get the GOAT stigma for winning multiple titles. Many coaches around the State win 1 title. Hell, the WB coach, in his 2nd year almost got one at the highest level (lost by 1 point). So the premise is multiple titles would make you elite. TW, in 9 years, at the largest school in the State, with all the built in advantages, and got . He got his "multiple titles", which made him elite by running of 3 years in a row. Did he magically become the greatest coach in the State? No, he got a 1st round NFL QB to come play at his school. (Murray was a move in). He's a great coach, that just so happened to be at the largest school in the State. And he also just so happened to have a once in a generational player "move in", to catapult his career into the "elite" status by winning multiple titles in a row. BH can be good under TW. They can compete for district sometimes. They should be in the playoffs every year. But, did you watch the 5A State Championships? Unless they get some kids move in, BH can't compete with that. How long does TW have to go without even winning the district before you would say "yeah, he just don't have the same talent"?

Yup, I would bet my life on it. Without move ins, Warren does not produce the talent to win a State Championship at their current classification., no offense Warren peeps. TW won 3 titles in a row once he got Kyler Murray. A Heisman winner and likely 1st round draft pick. How come he only won 1 in the other 9 years? Could it possibly be he needed a Kyler Murray type talent?

Surely you don't believe that Surratt or TW or Bill Belichek can roll into Hardin and in 5-10 years have a State Championship, barring move ins who come wanting to play for them?

Allen won State after TW left as well. So the salient question is: did Allen need TW to win State or the right group of kids to come along?

You get what you pay for, like anything else. Want better quality (anything) pay more money. Would a guy like Surratt or TW ever think about coming to Nederland? The answer is no. They do not pay well and there facilities are a absolute embarrassment. They like to pretend they take football seriously, but in the grand scheme of the State, they don't. Which is okay. Not every school has to go all out for football and build nice facilities and unload a BRINKS truck for a coach, just don't complain when you don't get the Grand Prize.

Again, any mid-county school paying 154K for a Head Football Coach?

McGrue was so good this year. I agree, I could see a Beaumont sweep

One more year and they will be 5A again.

The best season he had at Alabama, he threw for half the amount of yards as Murray just did. 2K yards less. In his best rushing season he rushed for less yards than Murray did this year. He won't have the Bama defense to relieve the pressure of having to score so much. Again, I think he is a good player, but he is light years away from what OU has trotted out there the last 3 years.

No doubt. That is a good pick up for them. He won't be able to match near the level of production Murray or Mayfield gave them, but he will be solid.

He will be in for a rude awakening. He won't have the defense he depended on at Alabama. I hope he does well, every week he is not playing The University of Texas.

Buna won.

See him in 2020.

Surratt makes 154K. Any mid-county school paying that?

I heard on ESPN OU told him they weren't looking to bring in QB transfers.

Awesome for Coach Peevey

Whose SB is beating the Cowboys?