http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaaf--sou ... 27818.html

Who would like to see Coach Moore chosen as (interim) Head Coach there? I know if I were him, I would love to end my career where it started...and get out of the mess here. Too much of a "Hollywood ending", though, probably won't happen, though stranger things have.

Is this post a joke?

Sometimes I wish no one could ever access this board except for us losers. The idea that other teams' fans can read what we say makes me want to vomit.

That, and his career started at North Texas. But why let the facts get in the way?

I'd also like to add that I'm tired of hearing "stranger things have happened". It's overused.

I remember seeing on the Western board once how one of their fans said something to the effect of "we have a possibility of beating Alabama, stranger things have happened". Really? What has happened in the history of sports that is stranger than WCU upsetting Alabama?

sonsofyosef wrote:http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaaf--sou ... 27818.html

Who would like to see Coach Moore chosen as (interim) Head Coach there? I know if I were him, I would love to end my career where it started...and get out of the mess here. Too much of a "Hollywood ending", though, probably won't happen, though stranger things have.

Chris? Chris Moore?!?!? They let you in the liquor cabinet again?

AppinVA wrote:That, and his career started at North Texas. But why let the facts get in the way?

You're right, dang it! But that was so long ago, I couldn't remember.

-Chris

Every time I read sonsofyosef, I get sons of Marshall in my head.

Jerry Moore was mentioned on the Texas Tech Message Board in regards to the Tuberville resignation. The last paragraph and last sentence are where they mention Coach Moore:

"Hopefully, Tuberville will fare well in his new position. Texas Tech certainly has a golden opportunity to recapture the momentum lost during the last three seasons. But to do so, the Texas Tech brass must avoid repeating history. [/b]"Hopefully, Tuberville will fare well in his new position. Texas Tech certainly has a golden opportunity to recapture the momentum lost during the last three seasons. But to do so, the Texas Tech brass must avoid repeating history. After Rex Dockery left Texas Tech, the university replaced him with Jerry Moore. Enough said."

Link: http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=188&f=1650&t=11037344