Jieret

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Updated May 22 Remember: Conference commissioners have final say in approving coaches to prospective jobs. First come does not guarantee first serve, although it may be a factor. Available jobs: American Athletic Conference Cincinnati Bearcats Tulane Green Wave Conference USA Charlotte 49ers North Texas Mean Green Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners Mid-American Conference Miami (OH) Redhawks Mountain West Conference New Mexico Lobos Utah State Aggies Pacific-12 Conference Arizona Wildcats Oregon State Beavers Southeastern Conference Ole Miss Rebels Sun Belt Conference Arkansas State Red Wolves Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Georgia State Panthers Troy Trojans

POWER RANKINGS can be a great option for CFBHC coaches who already have DISCERNING TASTES AND HANDSOME HEADS FULL OF HAIR because they can use their EXPANSIVE KNOWLEDGE. However, the main drawback people see with a POWER RANKINGS is that all management, maintenance and updating of POWER RANKINGS is the responsibility of JIERET, ONCE HE GETS A BUNCH OF BALLOTS. RECONFIRMING YOUR FULL THOUGHTS ON MAC RANKINGS. PM your ranking list to Jieret by 11:59 PM EDT, Wednesday May 24. All coaches, even the non-MAC coaches, are welcome to vote! For your convenience, how the MAC fared overall. MAC Results After Week 13 Rank Team, Result Record (Conf. Record) Streak Next Week 1 #20 Toledo LOST at W. Michigan 28-35 7-3 (4-2) L2 BYE 2 W. Michigan WON vs. Toledo 35-27 8-2 (6-1) W1 at Arkansas (3-7) 3 Akron WON vs. BGSU 26-13 6-4 (4-2) W4 BYE 4 Central Michigan WON at Liberty 31-7 7-3 (4-2) W5 at EMU (5-5) 5 Miami (OH) LOST vs. Ball St. 20-24 6-4 (3-3) L1 BYE 6 Ohio LOST at Kent St. 21-28 5-5 (3-4) L1 vs. Army (3-6) 7 Bowling Green LOST at Akron 13-26 6-4 (3-3) L1 at NIU (3-6) 8 Eastern Michigan WON at Old Dominion 27-13 5-5 (3-3) W5 vs. CMU (7-3) 9 Ball State WON at Miami (OH) 24-20 4-6 (3-4) W1 at Notre Dame (6-3) 10 Northern Illinois BYE 3-6 (2-2) L1 vs. BGSU (6-4) 11 Buffalo LOST at BYU 38-42 3-7 (2-5) L4 vs. Kent St. (1-9) 12 Kent State WON vs. Ohio 28-21 1-9 (1-6) W1 at Buffalo (3-7)

Updated through Week 13, but due to work restrictions on teh Googlez cannot currently access the sheet to provide stat leaders.

CB Sean Taylor (KC), OG Ian Braden (TEN), ILB Kareem Boykin (SD). I'm happy for all three, especially Braden who's quickly become an invaluable member of the Titans' O-Line. Boykin also makes me sad though; while I expected Taylor to declare early (and with good reason), I really needed Boykin to anchor my defense this year. I wasn't ready to fully replace him and it showed.

NEW FACE, SAME OLD Owner/GM Jieret Arrives in Seattle to Watch the Seahawks Do Their Thing, Losing to Tampa 27-16. "No but seriously, what was that?"

Sorry bro, the team was still under previous management's stuff. We'll try and hurt people in a more humane way starting next week.

GG death. This season didn't go the way either of us hoped it would, time to finish strong in Bowl season and represent the MAC.

Ah, gotcha. Thanks, lot to catch up on here!

Seattle has Jacksonville's 2022 4th rounder, conditional to a third or second. http://cfbhc.com/index.php?/topic/19456-jacksonville-jaguars-curtis-settles-picks-for-seattle-seahawks-gary-faneca/ Also apparently the Seahawks' 2022 5th was traded to two teams? To SF via LAC: http://cfbhc.com/index.php?/topic/21312-los-angeles-chargers-ss-tavian-oliphant-and-seattles-2022-5th-round-pick-san-francisco-49ers-ot-kenyon-hendricks-and-ss-robert-shipp/ To MIN: http://cfbhc.com/index.php?/topic/21302-minnesota-vikings-dt-forest-williams-for-seattle-seahawks-2022-5th-round-pick/ I can't find a post where the Seattle 5th was first traded to LAC. @pumph

New Seattle Seahawks Cap Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xcOkzouH5gxaJFR8wRFZGO7sjuRKRVbIyMUq5314yKU/edit?usp=sharing

Seattle, WA - After a search of several days following the sudden departure of previous owner LamboThrone, the Seattle Seahawks have announced that former Denver Broncos head coach Jieret is their new majority owner. Jieret has announced that while he will be involved in the daily activities not only as an owner but as a General Manager, the Seahawks are currently looking for a talented individual to help guide the franchise through the rough times it is currently seeing. Interested parties should PM Jieret. Finally, Jieret had this to say: "Although I don't like the circumstances to led to this, I'd be lying if I said this wasn't a dream come true for me. To go from growing up a couple of hours away as a lifelong fan to running this proud franchise? Unbelievable. But I do have to thank @bingo415, @DescretoBurrito, and @Franz Kafka, these fine gentlemen took a chance on me and helped me grow and learn the world of NFLHC. You have my thanks, always. But there's a lot of work to do, so I have to cut this short here. Members, family, and fans of the Seahawks, you'll get my best every day. I promise you that. You deserve nothing less." #GoHawks

So about last weekend being the weekend of shakeups? Yeah. Byron Suggs may never have to buy another drink in Mt. Pleasant after Central Michigan knocks off Toledo and Western Michigan faceplants again, this time on the west coast. Combine that with Akron demolishing Ball State, and is the Toledo-WMU stranglehold on the top spots finally broken? To the MAC Chart of Dubious Value! Remember: If you don't like where you are, play better. And vote. That too. MAC Power Rankings After Week 12 Rank (Poll Pts.) Team (First Place Votes) Record (Conf. Record) Streak Change from Last Week 1 (80) #20 Toledo Rockets (6) 7-2 (4-1) L1 - 2 (71) Western Michigan Broncos 7-2 (5-1) L2 - 3 (70) Akron Zips (1) 5-4 (3-2) W3 - 4 (62) Central Michigan Chippewas 6-3 (4-2) W4 +2 5 (57) Miami (OH) Redhawks 6-3 (3-2) W1 - 6 (54) Ohio Bobcats 5-4 (3-3) W1 -2 7 (47) Bowling Green Falcons 6-3 (3-2) W1 - 8 (34) Eastern Michigan Eagles 4-5 (3-3) W3 - 9 (28) Ball State Cardinals 3-6 (2-4) L4 - 10 (19) Northern Illinois Huskies 3-6 (2-3) L2 - 11 (17) Buffalo Bulls 3-6 (1-5) L3 - 12 (7) Kent State Golden Flashes 0-9 (0-5) L9 - Numbers of voters: 7 12 points awarded for first, 11 for second, etc. You know, for as much chaos and variance in the individual polls as there were, there was a surprising amount of non-movement going on. It seems that the Broncos track record bought them some grace with the voters, but if they want to stay ahead of the surging Zips they need to win that pivotal battle against the Rockets this Saturday (also gives the winner an inside track on the MAC West, but Power Rankings > Division titles, amirite?). Akron is juuuuust barely behind them by the slimmest of margins, and their first place vote is the first one cast for a non-WMU/Toledo team we can remember in the history of these Power Rankings. The Chippewas are definitely the big winner in these polls but their sights may be set elsewhere, and while they have their own game to play they'll be intently watching the scoreboard for the WMU-Toledo outcome. If the Broncos win that gives the Chips a better path to the MAC West crown, as WMU and CMU have yet to play. One last thing: Bowling Green at 7? Feels odd, doesn't it? But it's hard to make a definitive case for who else they should be ranked above. Just goes to show you that Everybody's Favorite Conference isn't as top-heavy as previously thought; the MAC looks likely to send seven teams to Bowl Season, and eight isn't out of the question! Week 13 #MACtion dominates Thursday Night and Saturday Morning (wholesome fun for the kids!): Thursday Night Old Dominion (2-7) at Eastern Michigan (4-5) Buffalo (3-6) at BYU (5-4) Ohio (5-4) at Kent State (0-9) Saturday Morning Bowling Green (6-3) at Akron (5-4)Ball State (3-6) at Miami (OH) (6-3)Central Michigan (6-3) at Liberty (0-9)Toledo (7-2) at Western Michigan (7-2) Byes: Northern Illinois (3-6) The MAC Network's Pick to Click: Toledo Rockets (7-2) at Western Michigan Broncos (7-2). Over the past few years this acted as the de facto game to determine the MAC West title. It may be that again, but CMU now has something to say about that and there's a tinge of desperation surrounding both teams this time around. The Rockets need to rally the troops after the dream of #Toledo2021 died, and coach Jieret can't be thrilled with how his Broncos are suffering their first-ever losing streak under his watch. Bowl Watch! Bowl Watch is your one-stop shop for seeing which teams from Everyone's Favorite Conference are, could, or won't be making a bowl. Let's take a look! Bowl-eligible: Bowling Green (6-3), C. Michigan (6-3), Miami (OH) (6-3), Toledo (7-2), W. Michigan (7-2) Bowl-eligible with win this week: Akron (5-4), Ohio (5-4) Eliminated with loss this week: Ball State (3-6), Buffalo (3-6) Watching Bowl season from the couch: Kent State (0-8) "If it's not MAC, it's wack!"

Bumpage to pls reminder of sliding in PMs for Power Rankings tonight?

Thursday Night (3 Games) Virginia (5-4) at Georgia Tech (4-5)* New Mexico (4-5) at Colorado State (5-4)* UL-Lafayette (5-4) at Texas State (5-4)* Friday Night (2 Games) Pittsburgh (4-5) at Miami (FL) (4-5)* Louisiana Tech (5-4) at UTSA (4-5)* Saturday Morning (4 Games) Memphis (6-3) at Navy (6-3)* Minnesota (4-5) at Ohio State (8-1)* Bowling Green (6-3) at Akron (5-4)* Toledo (7-2) at Western Michigan (7-2)* Saturday Afternoon (1 Game) San Diego State (6-3) at Boise State (4-5)* Saturday Evening (10 Games) Temple (7-2) at Florida (6-3) Duke (7-2) at Clemson (5-4)* Wake Forest (6-3) at Louisville (7-2)* Kansas (6-3) at Texas (5-4)* Penn State (6-3) at Michigan (9-0)* Northwestern (6-3) at Purdue (8-1)* Washington (5-4) at Arizona State (5-4)* LSU (7-2) at USC (4-5) Auburn (9-0) at Georgia (7-2)* Missouri (8-1) at Tennessee (5-4)*