Edsall calls BC RB Andre Williams an "All-American and Heisman candidate."
— ESPN ACC (@ESPN_ACC) November 20, 2013@edsbs Crazy thought: UF may have been better off hiring Addazio as HC. Maybe should now. So long as he's not calling plays, he's been great
— Smart Football (@smartfootball) November 9, 2013Huge win for Bill Coen and @GoNUmbasketball. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Congrats!
— Richard Kelley (@kelleyri) November 21, 2013All Steve Donahue haters are going to go bezerk that a recruit that they didn't want is now decommitting.
— Mike Gib (@HoyaEagle) November 20, 2013Someone call @UnderArmour for a check: The Univ of Maryland loses appeal of $52 million ACC exit penalty. http://t.co/yoNehX42LY
— Warren K. Zola (@WarrenKZola) November 19, 2013Wish Boston media members talked Luke Kuechly in college as much as they are now. This just in: he was really good back then, too #wearebc
— Mike DiMauro (@BCgenius) November 19, 2013Mike Jarvis, head coach of #FAU and a Cambridge native on @BCHoopNews: “I don’t care who they play, [Conte Forum] should be full.” #BCHoops
— Gethin Coolbaugh (@GethinCoolbaugh) November 18, 2013"There's been a culture change. I can't say enough about guys like Coach Addazio, Coach Gallup, Coach Day, Brown…" - Rettig
— BC Football News (@BCFootballNews) November 16, 2013
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Is Mike Jarvis launching his campaign to succeed Donahue if things don't get moving in the right direction real quick?
As for the fortunes of the great running of Andre Williams, let's wait to assess until the final two games. If he "goes wild", then let's jump on the bandwagon. As for Mike Jarvis, I followed him while coach at St. John's and went to several games and visited the athletic department. He took the program into the toilet and was totally arrogant. I would say that he would like the BC job. Remember him as Patrick Ewing's high school coach with roots in the BC area.
The Tweet about the ACC winning the case against MD is flat wrong. The Appeals decision simply rejected Maryland's initial efforts to get the case kicked early on a technicality, or transferred to a Maryland court.
Now the path is clear for the ACC to take the case to trial, in It's preferred forum of North Carolina, which is good news for the ACC. And there are snippets in the opinion that the court is partial to the ACC's view of the law.
But the appeals decision did not touch (let alone decide), the ultimate issue of weather $52million exit fee is reasonable liquidate damages provision ... Ir weather it's unenforceable penalty devoid of any reasonable connection to actual damages the ACC incurs when a school bolts for another conference
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