Brett McMurphy reporting that Napier turned down Moo State

[covcaj]

Bert @ 4:44 pm today...still trolling for lemmings. 155k views

I have done all that I could do. Cohen and Napier are having their face to face meeting (the first) today. All of the other meetings were on Facetime or conference calls. This is all down to Cohen now. We he relinquish control and decisions of key staff hires to the actual head football coach, pay the housing allowance, and fund the staff salaries at 5.8m? that is the question now.

Ladies and gentlemen... bow your heads. We are in the presence of genius.

[STEVEAUX UL 78]

Keeeaaaaw!

[LaCajunsFan]

Ladies and gentlemen... bow your heads. We are in the presence of genius.

I’m just surprised that none of them have made their way here to check us out. Guess they are ‘too good’ for us. Which just makes this whole thing even funnier

[du42]

I’m just surprised that none of them have made their way here to check us out. Guess they are ‘too good’ for us. Which just makes this whole thing even funnier

Has there been a siting of Napier at the UL complex today?

[fpc4life99]

Has there been a siting of Napier at the UL complex today?

He took a private flight to mobile and from the few people I know around the complex, he wasn't seen yesterday or today.

[anhil8tor]

He is in starkville

[VObserver]

This ain’t 1945, Dabo is Dabo, and Clemson has ten times the status of TAMU in college football.

Bear left aTm after a Natty and a Heisman for John David Crow. The Aggies were pretty darn good.

[31Ragin97]

Bear left aTm after a Natty and a Heisman for John David Crow. The Aggies were pretty darn good.

am i the only one who doesnt like the term “Natty”?

[CharlieK]

am i the only one who doesnt like the term “Natty”?

I did circa 1991 when it was followed by “lite”

[CajunEXPRESS]

Bear left aTm after a Natty and a Heisman for John David Crow. The Aggies were pretty darn good.

Not in a playoff title like Dabo, didn't follow a national legend at Bama. I'm confident that Dabo doesn't want to play second, no 3rd fiddle to the Bear, and Saban. I'd bet a lot that he's not gonna leave Clemson at the peak of his career making his own legacy.