ESPN Doesn't Consult Herbie

[Doogles]

http://insider.espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post?id=108203

It's an insider article on the front page of college football ESPN discussing the top ten offensive play callers in the country. All I see is Gus Malhzan at number 1, which means Sark is too low.

 

[DugtheDoog]

He has Cal too high

 

[Sarkingham]

ESPN may not have consulted Herbie, but apparently CoachingSearch.com does...

Chart: Top red zone play-callers over the last 4 years. READ: http://t.co/E9JjNJ6FMu pic.twitter.com/qVaNLK03FH— CoachingSearch.com (@coachingsearch) January 30, 2015

 

[Doogles]

ESPN may not have consulted Herbie, but apparently CoachingSearch.com does...

Chart: Top red zone play-callers over the last 4 years. READ: http://t.co/E9JjNJ6FMu pic.twitter.com/qVaNLK03FH— CoachingSearch.com (@coachingsearch) January 30, 2015

That stat is bogus for Sark. He never gets in the redzone against good teams and then kicks the little sisters of the poor in the cunt and runs it up.

 

[MelloDawg]

People are forgetting when Herbie declared "welcome back to big time college football, Washington" upon hiring Tyrone