Speaking truth to greed
Source: Get the Picture - Jun 17, 2012 at 10:06 AM
I ❤ Paul Rhoads. Sure, he may have coached at Auburn, but he left… and he makes sense with this:
“Once we open up this door, the flood gates open up to a certain level. As soon as you start four, there is going to be a group that will start pushing for eight. Then, they’ll start pushing for 16. We’re not going to be able to stop that,” said Iowa State coach Paul Rhoads. “And the more you do that, the more the bowls get weakened, the more the experience gets taken away from players, the less relevance you have to every Saturday.
“Every game is important, and game day in

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