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Originally posted by T.C. CAT:

Robber, You can't handle the truth!

What "truth" is that???

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Originally posted by The Professor:
Exactly. This guy has never coached a playoff game in his life and now he feels like JSU can compete with App State. Get real!

You wanna talk big, have your AD call up to Boone and schedule a game. App State is always looking for games because people are scared to play them. And when that game is scheduled, then I'll believe you ready

Back up a bit. Comegy won the NAIA playoff at Central State (OH). So he's done more than just coach a playoff game. He got the ring to prove it.

Anyway, I'm wondering why folk on this page have a problem with a coach who has aspirations.

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Originally posted by tsutiger:
^ You are on crack. Grambling and TSU fight for the top spot. Everyone else is fighting to be mentioned with the two. That's just being real.

I do believe you have the best coach in BCF. Not the best program.

are you out of your freakin' mind? how you gonna even think about comparing tsu football to grambling's legacy? talk about putting the pipe down! in terms of football legacies, hands down grambling is undeniably on top without an equal or anything close to one. jsu "probably" comes second, long before tsu as does several other hbcu's. my goodness!

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Originally posted by robber:

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Originally posted by The Professor:
Exactly. This guy has never coached a playoff game in his life and now he feels like JSU can compete with App State. Get real!

You wanna talk big, have your AD call up to Boone and schedule a game. App State is always looking for games because people are scared to play them. And when that game is scheduled, then I'll believe you ready

Back up a bit. Comegy won the NAIA playoff at Central State (OH). So he's done more than just coach a playoff game. He got the ring to prove it.

Anyway, I'm wondering why folk on this page have a problem with a coach who has aspirations.

Good point.

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Originally posted by robber:

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Originally posted by The Professor:
Exactly. This guy has never coached a playoff game in his life and now he feels like JSU can compete with App State. Get real!

You wanna talk big, have your AD call up to Boone and schedule a game. App State is always looking for games because people are scared to play them. And when that game is scheduled, then I'll believe you ready

Back up a bit. Comegy won the NAIA playoff at Central State (OH). So he's done more than just coach a playoff game. He got the ring to prove it.

Anyway, I'm wondering why folk on this page have a problem with a coach who has aspirations.

Good point!

........you mofos have NO idea how much y'all are cracking me up on this thread.

Anyway............as for Comegy calling up App State for a game, uhhhhh, don't hold your breath on THAT one. I don't think Comegy is ready for the Mountaineers. Hell, even Michigan doesn't want to "f" with them anymore.

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Originally posted by oleschoolaggie:

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Originally posted by tsutiger:
^ You are on crack. Grambling and TSU fight for the top spot. Everyone else is fighting to be mentioned with the two. That's just being real.

I do believe you have the best coach in BCF. Not the best program.

are you out of your freakin' mind? how you gonna even think about comparing tsu football to grambling's legacy? talk about putting the pipe down! in terms of football legacies, hands down grambling is undeniably on top without an equal or anything close to one. jsu "probably" comes second, long before tsu as does several other hbcu's. my goodness!

Not trying to create a back and forth smack war. But trust me on this. Do some research on our great HBCU programs. It’s worth your time. Research prior Black College National Champions. Research all time wins/losses. Research head to head win/losses between our great programs. Research players drafted and players who have played in the NFL from our great programs. After you do all of this. Get back to me. The fact that you put JSU second let’s me know you haven’t done the research.

There is a difference between a coach who has aspirations and one who is full of cheap talk.

If Comegy really wanted a national championship he would have taken the Norfolk State job when he was offered it. He could have used his alleged great coaching talent and taken NSU to a national championship.

Instead he eventually turns up at JSU which is in a conference that does not participate in the playoffs and then runs his mouth about how he can take on Appliachia State.

Talk is cheap.

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Originally posted by robber:

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Originally posted by The Professor:
Exactly. This guy has never coached a playoff game in his life and now he feels like JSU can compete with App State. Get real!

You wanna talk big, have your AD call up to Boone and schedule a game. App State is always looking for games because people are scared to play them. And when that game is scheduled, then I'll believe you ready

Back up a bit. Comegy won the NAIA playoff at Central State (OH). So he's done more than just coach a playoff game. He got the ring to prove it.

Anyway, I'm wondering why folk on this page have a problem with a coach who has aspirations.

Nobody has a problem with that. L, I have aspirations of Howard going deep and being able to compete with anybody.

BUT, having aspirations and being unrealistic are two different things. Saying that this CURRENT JSU team can compete with |ASU is completely off base. He thought Delta State broke it off in them good.

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Originally posted by robber:

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Originally posted by The Professor:
Exactly. This guy has never coached a playoff game in his life and now he feels like JSU can compete with App State. Get real!

You wanna talk big, have your AD call up to Boone and schedule a game. App State is always looking for games because people are scared to play them. And when that game is scheduled, then I'll believe you ready

Back up a bit. Comegy won the NAIA playoff at Central State (OH). So he's done more than just coach a playoff game. He got the ring to prove it.

Anyway, I'm wondering why folk on this page have a problem with a coach who has aspirations.

So,,,,,who on this board has a problem with Comegy having aspirations? I think some people are wondering how Comegy can go to the 1-AA playoffs with JSU when the SWAC has a championship game as opposed to competing in the playoffs?

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Originally posted by Da Seer:
Don't hurt him Doc, tsutiger is a tad bit delusional. If I had lost to a team the last six times, and the last 17 out of 20, I would be delusional, and hate them too.

I can full understand someone from FAMU making this statement. After all FAMU is one of the top 4 all time HBCU programs.

Da Seer,

True we have lost 17 of the last 20. Last six in a row. But even with all of that you guys have never taken the lead. 1AA title season or Semi Final season, both times you lost to

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Originally posted by MORGAN74:
There is a difference between a coach who has aspirations and one who is full of cheap talk.

If Comegy really wanted a national championship he would have taken the Norfolk State job when he was offered it. He could have used his alleged great coaching talent and taken NSU to a national championship.

Instead he eventually turns up at JSU which is in a conference that does not participate in the playoffs and then runs his mouth about how he can take on Appliachia State.

Talk is cheap.

I was kinda thinking along those same terms.

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Originally posted by MORGAN74:
There is a difference between a coach who has aspirations and one who is full of cheap talk.

If Comegy really wanted a national championship he would have taken the Norfolk State job when he was offered it. He could have used his alleged great coaching talent and taken NSU to a national championship.

Instead he eventually turns up at JSU which is in a conference that does not participate in the playoffs and then runs his mouth about how he can take on Appliachia State.

Talk is cheap.

There was about as good of a chance of that happening at NSU as there is at JSU and JSU doesn't even compete in the playoffs.

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Originally posted by unknown3:

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Originally posted by MORGAN74:
There is a difference between a coach who has aspirations and one who is full of cheap talk.

If Comegy really wanted a national championship he would have taken the Norfolk State job when he was offered it. He could have used his alleged great coaching talent and taken NSU to a national championship.

Instead he eventually turns up at JSU which is in a conference that does not participate in the playoffs and then runs his mouth about how he can take on Appliachia State.

Talk is cheap.

There was about as good of a chance of that happening at NSU as there is at JSU and JSU doesn't even compete in the playoffs.

What makes you think that NSU can't go and compete in the playoffs? And what school do you represent again?

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There was about as good of a chance of that happening at NSU as there is at JSU and JSU doesn't even compete in the playoffs

We shall see.

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Originally posted by tsutiger:

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Originally posted by oleschoolaggie:

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Originally posted by tsutiger:
^ You are on crack. Grambling and TSU fight for the top spot. Everyone else is fighting to be mentioned with the two. That's just being real.

I do believe you have the best coach in BCF. Not the best program.

are you out of your freakin' mind? how you gonna even think about comparing tsu football to grambling's legacy? talk about putting the pipe down! in terms of football legacies, hands down grambling is undeniably on top without an equal or anything close to one. jsu "probably" comes second, long before tsu as does several other hbcu's. my goodness!

Not trying to create a back and forth smack war. But trust me on this. Do some research on our great HBCU programs. It’s worth your time. Research prior Black College National Champions. Research all time wins/losses. Research head to head win/losses between our great programs. Research players drafted and players who have played in the NFL from our great programs. After you do all of this. Get back to me. The fact that you put JSU second let’s me know you haven’t done the research.

tsutiger, i stand corrected. tsu does have an impressive resume and is right up there in terms of bcf championships. though you can't measure a legacy just by mythical bcf championships nor can you say "Everyone else is fighting to be mentioned with" gsu and tsu, because famu and southern have just as many bcf championships as tsu. but tsu does have a storied program, more so than i thought...

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Originally posted by oleschoolaggie:

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Originally posted by tsutiger:

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Originally posted by oleschoolaggie:

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Originally posted by tsutiger:
^ You are on crack. Grambling and TSU fight for the top spot. Everyone else is fighting to be mentioned with the two. That's just being real.

I do believe you have the best coach in BCF. Not the best program.

are you out of your freakin' mind? how you gonna even think about comparing tsu football to grambling's legacy? talk about putting the pipe down! in terms of football legacies, hands down grambling is undeniably on top without an equal or anything close to one. jsu "probably" comes second, long before tsu as does several other hbcu's. my goodness!

Not trying to create a back and forth smack war. But trust me on this. Do some research on our great HBCU programs. It’s worth your time. Research prior Black College National Champions. Research all time wins/losses. Research head to head win/losses between our great programs. Research players drafted and players who have played in the NFL from our great programs. After you do all of this. Get back to me. The fact that you put JSU second let’s me know you haven’t done the research.

tsutiger, i stand corrected. tsu does have an impressive resume and is right up there in terms of bcf championships. though you can't measure a legacy just by mythical bcf championships nor can you say "Everyone else is fighting to be mentioned with" gsu and tsu, because famu and southern have just as many bcf championships as tsu. but tsu does have a storied program, more so than i thought...

Oldschool,

Not just TSU, but a lot of our schools have very impressive resume’s. The sad part is the media acts as if Grambling was the only HBCU to play football. Until I did my own research, the only HBCU coaches I could name were Eddie Robinson and Billy Joe. Eddie Robinson being the obvious and Billy Joe because my father is a Central State fan. I was never aware of greats such as Merritt, Gather, Mumford, Carson or Jefferies. We are quick to say Robinson is hands down the greatest HBCU coach. True, he has the most wins, but look at his head to head record vs. other greats. It’s not good.

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Originally posted by unknown3:

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Originally posted by MORGAN74:
There is a difference between a coach who has aspirations and one who is full of cheap talk.

If Comegy really wanted a national championship he would have taken the Norfolk State job when he was offered it. He could have used his alleged great coaching talent and taken NSU to a national championship.

Instead he eventually turns up at JSU which is in a conference that does not participate in the playoffs and then runs his mouth about how he can take on Appliachia State.

Talk is cheap.

There was about as good of a chance of that happening at NSU as there is at JSU and JSU doesn't even compete in the playoffs.

Why couldn't he do it in Norfolk? Serious question. I'm trying to figure out what you're getting at.

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Originally posted by unknown3:

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Originally posted by MORGAN74:
There is a difference between a coach who has aspirations and one who is full of cheap talk.

If Comegy really wanted a national championship he would have taken the Norfolk State job when he was offered it. He could have used his alleged great coaching talent and taken NSU to a national championship.

Instead he eventually turns up at JSU which is in a conference that does not participate in the playoffs and then runs his mouth about how he can take on Appliachia State.

Talk is cheap.

There was about as good of a chance of that happening at NSU as there is at JSU and JSU doesn't even compete in the playoffs.

NSU would have been in the playoffs this past year if not for that rediculous meltdown in Dover in the last game of the season.

And as far as legacy, one might argue that Comegy's former team has a greater legacy than his current team. Who is the most winningest HBCU in history again?