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Review of Upbeat Projections from 2008
Interesting. I just went back and read through some of the 2008 Texas Bowl reviews after Rices resounding victory over Western Michigan. Everything was coming up roses. Nothing but blue skies and smooth sailing for David Bailiff and the Rice football program. And it seemed to be so for at least another four years, with several more bowl victories and a conference championship. I cannot figure what happened to the Bailiff train. After McHargue and Driphus left, the recruiting got sparse. No more James Casey’s, no more Turner Peterson’s, no more big fast tight ends, etc, etc, etc. something definitely changed after the Driphus years.
09-26-2021 09:58 PM
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