ITurnGirlsGay
Twitter -- @FightOnTwist
Whatever ITurnGirlsGay there is obviously no reasoning with you although everything you have said I completely disagree it is only your opinion so to each his own sir. But saying that Chris Peterson is a bigger coaching name than Frank Beamer is the last straw. What have you been smoking bro!? I'm completely disregarding everything you have said about Virginia Tech. Chris Peterson is nowhere near Frank Beamer's status as a head coaching name. To me you just sound like a biased west coast USC fan. And i mean that in the most respectful way. So im done debating with you on this topic because its like beating ones head against a brick wall over and over again.
First off, it's PetersEn. Please spell his name right before you tell me that I have no idea what I am talking about.
No, you just clearly don't understand anything at all about the sport, dude. There's a reason that people like myself are paid to report on these issues while you sit here and spout off nonsense that nobody agrees with.
If Frank Beamer was such a huge name, why did Penn State actively try to sign Petersen, why did UCLA offer Petersen $4m a year if he would have come to the bRuins?
http://www.mwcconnection.com/2011/12/2/2607406/chris-petersen-ucla-four-million
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/12/23/penn-state-continues-pursuit-of-chris-petersen/
Nobody has offered Beamer anything. Petersen is, in fact, a bigger name than Frank Beamer. People want him on their sidelines. Nobody, I mean NOBODY, is offering Frank Beamer a job.
Don't sell me on the loyalty to Virginia Tech bullshit, either. Everyone has a price. Urban had a price, Carroll had a price, Spurrier had a price, Holtz had a price. The simple fact remains, Petersen is a hotter commodity in the world of college football than Frank Beamer.
Your problem is that you refuse to see any of the facts placed in front of you. It's call being a homer. You're trying to shift that blame to me when it's just not there. If you think I'm such a fucking homer, you should probably have read my articles where I ripped the Trojans to shreds in the beginning of the season for poor defensive effort, poor offensive effort, stupid penalties, and lack of effort.
You, on the other hand, cannot recognize that your school hasn't won shit, EVER. Isn't even close to winning anything, can't even win half the BCS bowls they have appeared in, lost to Boise State in what was, essentially, a home game. Lost to an FCS school the following week, and is tied for the 4th most BCS appearances while being tied for WORST record of anyone not named Notre Dame with 3 or more appearances (Florida State, ANOTHER ACC school).
You want to talk about being a homer and biased? You're trying to sell us that your program is *holds up two fingers* "this close" to being elite. NEWS FLASH DUDE: ELITE PROGRAMS DON'T LOSE TO FCS SCHOOLS
They also aren't 9-14 in bowls. You've had a total of 8 All-Americans in your history, and your conference titles have all come recently.
Despite the fact that I have shown you your recruiting rankings, your ACC recruiting ranking, your bowl record, your BCS bowl record, all you keep pointing out are your conference titles, your BCS appearances, your "hometown" recruits, your 10 win seasons, winning record, and Frank's "godlike" status in Blacksburg, but *I* am the biased homer?
You know what, dude. You don't even have the first clue about anything outside of your box. You're the only person in the world who believes the ACC is better than any of the other major conferences than the Big East.
I actually voted Blackmon as the Belitnikoff award winner ahead of Robert Woods from USC.
I ranked RGIII ahead of Luck in my Heisman predictions.
Yeah, I'm a total fucking homer. I put two Big XII guys ahead of Pac-12 guys for some of the most prestigious awards in CFB.
My only complaint with the Heisman balloting was that Barkley wasn't given an invite to New York over Luck. He should have been. I still would have picked RGIII to win it, but Luck wasn't the second best player in the nation. He wasn't even the best QB in his own conference, statistically, this year.
Get a clue.