End of season coaching changes

[billbeck451]

That’s a matter of personal preference. If I was gonna live in Mississippi it definitely wouldn’t be in Jackson. Give me the gulf coast all day. I’ve seen enough of the players complaining about their personal belongings being stolen, vehicles being broken into etc.

I
would bet Deon didn't live in Jackson proper, but in one of the suburbs which are much safer and calmer than downtown Jackson

[CajunEXPRESS]

Prime Time isn’t hurting for money. I’m of the opinion he could actually make more money at JSU than nowhere Bolder. Not as coach, but by improving his already great brand. He would have been iconic figure rebuilding HBCU pro prospects excellence. Much like Eddie Robinson before desegregation and big money.

[RaginScotsman]

Satterfield leaving Louisville for Cincy. The 2 play in the Fenway Bowl in a few weeks. Interesting.

[JamesTheJeweler]

I personally would rather live in Mississippi than Colorado.

In Jackson????? Dude, Jackson is bad.

[CajunVic]

In Jackson????? Dude, Jackson is bad.

Jackson is worse than that . . . the hoodlums come into the nice parts of town where there is stuff to commit their crimes . . .

[Big Poppa]

In Jackson????? Dude, Jackson is bad.

There’s got to be a decent community the distance of NI or Crowley from Jackson one could commute from. Being from the south I’d rather live in the south than out west. I for one don’t think Colorado is a good fit for coach Prime.

[ZoomZoom]

Wonder what the pucker factor was amongst the Colorado players during Prime’s self intro?

https://sports.yahoo.com/new-colorad...055202151.html

[HelmutVII]

Wonder what the pucker factor was amongst the Colorado players during Prime’s self intro?

https://sports.yahoo.com/new-colorad...055202151.html

I don't see a half way thing here. He will be wildly successful or a big bust.

[CajunEXPRESS]

I don't see a half way thing here. He will be wildly successful or a big bust.

Agreed, probably wildly successful

[RedTails]

Agreed, probably wildly successful

In the era of the “me, me, me” CFB, what better coach to relate to the prima donnas out there now.