Harbaugh and Saban pulling a kids scholarship

[NRHorn]

I have had my fill in how these two are top notch coaches. Nonsense as they are both upgrading long term commits by taking away scholarships.
Saban just did one 5 days before NSD, I could care less what anyone says- this is Unethical, way to go "coach" who claims to be this to build up men. Pure BS.

Michigan kid been committed since 2013 and Harbaugh gives the boot 8 days ago.
Saban just showed the door to a LB that has been committed for a year.
Now, they can't go to other top schools they had s chance to because those schools don't have room.
Next time someone crows about the awesomeness of these two charlatans, I will bring this up.
This pisses me off, Shame on them both

 

[TexasToast]

I have had my fill in how these two are top notch coaches. Nonsense as they are both upgrading long term commits by taking away scholarships.
Saban just did one 5 days before NSD, I could care less what anyone says- this is Unethical, way to go "coach" who claims to be this to build up men. Pure BS.

You "could care less", yet feel obliged to have a hissy fit. Interesting.

 

[NRHorn]

You "could care less", yet feel obliged to have a hissy fit. Interesting.

At first your post puzzled me, then I saw it was you, so I'll respond to the point that even someone like you can get it.
No you freakin moron, read what I wrote. I could care less "what anyone says" i.e. What some jack-wagon like you "says" is my exact point numbnuts

 

[moondog_LFZ]

You "could care less", yet feel obliged to have a hissy fit. Interesting.

Taps?

 

[Ajo Macho]

If you say "I could care less," that's like saying "My amount of caring is a number greater than zero." It means you care. If you don't care at all, that means you couldn't care less, which is how the saying normally goes.

I'm not a grammar/spelling/punctuation nazi, but this one bugs me. Maybe I'm a logic nazi.

That said, I agree, dick move by those coaches.

TexasToast, this is a website where people talk about college football. It's not a news site, so it's mostly opinions. You knew that, right?

 

[NRHorn]

If you say "I could care less," that's like saying "My amount of caring is a number greater than zero." It means you care. If you don't care at all, that means you couldn't care less, which is how the saying normally goes.

I'm not a grammar/spelling/punctuation nazi, but this one bugs me. Maybe I'm a logic nazi.

That said, I agree, dick move by those coaches.

TexasToast, this is a website where people talk about college football. It's not a news site, so it's mostly opinions. You knew that, right?

You are correct, clique used by my mom a lot so I picked it up, never actually thought about it.
Researched it ...came from Britian as you state " I couldn't care less"
From the web:
Could care less is seldom heard outside the United States, and commentators from outside North America tend to express bafflement over its existence, but it is so common in the U.S. that it is now a widely accepted idiom, meaning that it does not have to be logical.

So sue me sir, I'm proud to be an American and proudly reaffirm that I could care less.
When in Europe I will use it in its original form.
(Just to be clear, Ajo tongue in cheek)

 

[kobs1776]

Yo are correct, clique used by my mom a lot so I picked it up, never actually thought about it.

I understood your point and CONCUR! The national sports media drools over Satan and Hairbrain, they give them a free pass on treating these young men like pawns. There should be form of formal punishment. Just my opinion. HOOK'EM HORNS

 

[OldHippie]

Satan and Hairbrain

That should be Satan and Hairball.

 

[Bill in Sinton]

I was wondering when Saban was going to double cross recruits again.

 

[BevoJoe]

From reading a little about this, what I understand is that these committed (now forced-decommitted) players will not be gray-shirted, but are kicked to the curb and are SOL.