Herm in hot water

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  1. Gotham Green

    Gotham Green Active Member

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    Dan Marino made the Superbowl as a rookie. He didn't win, but he made it.
     
  2. patleahy

    patleahy Well-Known Member

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    Marino's rookie year was 1983 @Gotham Green, not 1984. He was a rookie in 83, playing in 11 games and actually starting 9 of them. 1984 was his second season in the league, when the Phins went 14-2 and went to the Super Bowl.
     
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  3. Stevied

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    Why did Herm leave us again?
     
  4. NYJFan10

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    Greenday4537 Well-Known Member

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    This is just sour grapes. Look at them in the Championship ever year. That's all Nick Saban has to point to. Doesn't need to do anything sketchy to recruit. Kids want to win championships and go to the NFL. Alabama is a good bet.
     
  7. jetophile

    jetophile Bruce Coslet's Daughter

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    Herman Edwards is one hell of a snappy dresser, he'll always have that going for him.
     
  8. Jonathan_Vilma

    Jonathan_Vilma Well-Known Member

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    Yeah so Herm probably did was 75% of college programs do but he got caught doing it. And they don't really care about hammering a mid-tier Pac-12 team with violations that'll realistically never be a playoff calibre program anyways.

    Not to mention everyone already covered that he'll be lucky to be there for five more years anyways if he even wants to keep going.

    Herm should've made this jump 7-8 years ago and might've carved out a nice little finale to his coaching career. At his age, I can't imagine he even wants to do this for that much longer.
     
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