SECanyQUESTIONS wrote:OMNOB wrote:SECanyQUESTIONS wrote:
I have a hard time understanding why I am giving this any kind of a rebuttal, SEC, as even after my pervious post laid things mostly out on a line for you, but, if I had to guess it would be your comment about a good debate.
This baffles me. (alot of things that you have to allow here baffles me though)
Allow me to comment catagorically and in succession to your "highly debatable" post.
1.) Your apology is accepted. However, your post should have ended here.
2.) Debating with your wife is very,very different than debating with a group of intelligent and knowledgable Ole Miss fans...one vs most almost never favors the one.
3.) I hear you on the past OC's of UPig, you seem to know a great deal about them both, but do you know anything about Kent Austin?
Allow me to answer for you.....
....no.
You see, Kent Austin was a top QB in Ole Miss Rebel lore. No , he is not Archie, Eli, Connerly, or Fourcade, but he is up there.
He is an absolute legend in Saskatchewan, were he won a Grey Cup as the MVP as QB in 1989, and later on in 2007, won a Grey Cup as the Roughriders Head Coach. This makes him the only one to win a cup as both a player and a Head Coach. (and before you poo-poo the CFL, take note that Doug Flutie had mad success there before proving he was a formidable QB in the NFL for the Buffalo Bills)
Meanwhile, back at Ole Miss, before Eli came to town, Austin threw for more yards than any other in a Rebel uni, was a four time academic All American, and has a bust in the Mississippi Hall of Fame (which includes such greats as Waltor Payton, Jerry Rice, and L.C. Greenwood to name a few)
I give you this info to say that, in essence, it is my opinion that you have not a clue as to what you talk about.
You give Malzahn and Lee as references.....at where?
That's right, Arkansas.
This is not Arkansas, our AD is not Frank Broyles and we have never been "in bed" with HDN.
Say what you will about Coach Nutt, but the guy ain't an idiot. He knows that he got a d*** good second chance in Oxford. I, myself, am no rocket scientist, but it seems clear as crystal to me that with the personnal moves he has made, the things that he has said, and

'm sure a burning desire to show the Pigs up) his yearning to achieve success will, again, as I said before, have opened his eyes and see some of the err in his ways.
4.) Your recruiting allowment holds zero water.
exhibit a.) Malzahn/Mustain=absolute nightmere
exhibit b.) Arkansas is not, again, as you stated yourself, not a talent ridden State
exhibit c.) *See my number 3
5.) Let us not get so dramatic here. Noone suggested that Nutt turns me into a Hiesman Trophy winner.
When the "diamond in the rough" theroy was made, it meant simply that he could take a player (for debates sake) that was a two star athlete and make him viable within the system, a performer, an asset to the team.
6.) I am quite sure that in recruiting he did not tap into Mississippi much, probably because he was the Head Coach of Arkansas.
As to your "bridge burning", this could have a grain of truth, but those bridges seem to be re-building as he is now the HC at OLE MISS. Kids in Misissippi like Ole Miss.
7.) When I say that he is a proven winner, I do not mean that he "beatup the Sun Belt Conference pretty good". I meant that he took the Razorbacks (who is not the jaggernaut that Arky fans think they are) to several bowls, two (yes, two, I'll give the Alabama one) SEC Championship appearences, and a two time Hiesman finalist.
As a Rebel fan, I'll take that.
Lastly, please stop going from room to room here acting as though you are an un-biased observer, you clearly are not.