Maybe both. But the fact that Cristobol evaded the question makes it more questionable
LANK/NIL...
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Why did he not opt out for the bowl game? No one would have said a word. Maybe he wanted to break the TD pass record. But I guess we’ll never know.
Cristobal is a weak coach. Surprisingly so, imo. But he's weak.
Man, will I be glad not to have every other thread devolve into Milroe talk.
Ward played long enough to get the TD record. I hope the Oregon QB breaks his record.
On the radio this morning, the guys were talking about Milroe only playing 1 half, as well. They seemed to think it was a foregone conclusion that he would play the first half and Ty the second. I don't see that happening.
On the radio this morning, the guys were talking about Milroe only playing 1 half, as well. They seemed to think it was a foregone conclusion that he would play the first half and Ty the second. I don't see that happening.
No idea, but it's a weak leader that allows the team to suffer for one individual's 'success'.
You're in the LANK/NIL thread that's been open for 5 weeks. This thread hasn't devolved, its right on target.
It's hard to untangle the two...
I'm no Milroe apologist, but I have no issue with his playing the first half as a crimson swan song....
Not every post in this thread relates to Milroe...but some people have to drag him into every comment.
It is, but when someone posts "I like peanut butter" and someone responds "I liked it too, until Milroe played QB at Bama" it gets a bit strained.
He is the face of the franchise/brand.
I know. But the post I immediately referred to was about Cristoball being a weak coach, and someone had to interject a LANK angle to it.
It's tiresome...I'm ready for LANK and Milroe to leave the building.
To be fair, this thread is about "Lank", so it is about Milroe...
Ex-FSU players sue coach over $250K NIL promise
Six former FSU basketball players have sued coach Leonard Hamilton, alleging he failed on a promise to get each of them $250,000 in NIL compensation.
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