Can we all agree?

[Bison4peat]

Spartans lost at Thermopylae.

If NDSU was there with Jim Kramer, pretty sure they'd win that one.

If you threw in Chuck Norris I can go along with this.

[EC8CH]

If you threw in Chuck Norris I can go along with this.

Chuck Norris would have been the third string QB behind both Wentz and Stick.

[Christopher Moen]

How is he different than the S&C coach at SDSU or UNI?

Have any of those coaches worked with Olympic athletes?

[Bison4peat]

Chuck Norris would have been the third string QB behind both Wentz and Stick.

I concede, NDSU and Kramer would suffice for victory at thermopylae.

[ndsubison1]

How many times has a S&C been questioned?

How is he different than the S&C coach at SDSU or UNI?

I don't see how he could be that much better than any other S&C coach.

Are you one of those that leaves at half?

[Bison_Pride]

Alabama's S&C coach makes about $600K a year.


Shhhhhhh.................

[BYZEN]

Have any of those coaches worked with Olympic athletes?

Look into http://www.ttusports.com/information...s/Casey_Kramer, not sure if he was working with or beside OA's, when he developed a new strength and conditioning program for the army's special forces finest. As a civilian, he took all the training and obstacle courses passing in everything so easily he had to overhaul the entire program in order to make it competitive.

[Christopher Moen]

Look into http://www.ttusports.com/information...s/Casey_Kramer, not sure if he was working with or beside OA's, when he developed a new strength and conditioning program for the army's special forces finest. As a civilian, he took all the training and obstacle courses passing in everything so easily he had to overhaul the entire program in order to make it competitive.

I'm going guess "no" as the Army's Olympic Athletes train under the program "World Class Athlete Program," or simply WCAP. The guys Casey trained are full-time soldiers and total arse-kickers. Not trying to diss the WCAP, but I know many of their athletes don't ever serve in the same sense as regular soldiers in the Army.