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Cats' Bo Beck Let Go

Bobcat Batter.....



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UMGriz75 said:
statler & waldorf said:
He stressed that this change had nothing to do with any outside incident.
"There was no outside incident, but even if there was, and I'm not saying there was, but even if there was, this demotion has nothing whatsoever to do with any incidents that never happened. Nosireeebob. Even though it happened just the week following the incident that did not happen. Strictly people's imaginations."

Translation: Trying to help him find another job.
 
Bump-sort of. Cats Jordan Hoy let go.


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Jeff Choate on Hoy: “Jordan asked for his release from our program and we’ve granted that for him. We wish him the best of luck.”
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Jeff Choate on Hoy: “Jordan asked for his release from our program and we’ve granted that for him. We wish him the best of luck.”
That's an appropriate public statement. It's not any more difficult than that.
 
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Replacing all that proven success at DL for this GA experienced guy...

Byron Hout

http://www.msubobcats.com/coaches.aspx?rc=497&path=football

Byron Hout becomes the program's defensive line coach under new Bobcat mentor Jeff Choate.

Famous for getting knocked the fuck out on national television, Hout played on Boise State teams that compiled a cumulative records of 50-3 during his career,this is largely creditted for his overly confident mentality, which fits perfectly into the mentality found on the 5x Preseason National Champions, MSU Bobcats. He earned 2nd Team All-Mountain West honors in 2010 and was an All-American in talking shit and getting hit the next season, he comes to MSU still in a daze from the shot he took in 2010, which makes him a perfect fit as defensive line coach. He played Legarette Blunt's punching bag on two WAC and two Mountain West title teams for the Broncos. He worked as a defensive graduate assistant at Washington State in 2012 before returning to his alma mater in a similar role in 2013.

"Byron is another player I was involved in recruiting," Choate said. "He played for me in my time at Boise State and was my graduate assistant at Washington State. He is a high-energy,when not being rocked in the jaw, and extremely intelligent young coach with tremendous passion for the game. I know our young players in the defensive line are going to love playing for him."[/quote]
 
"legendary" position groups in Big Sky Conference history when he became the program’s..

Legendary?

I lol'd
 
Sorry for my delay getting back. The basics of it are that he was let go because he was being approached with football related questions and not Choate. Feeling his authority was in question, Choate let him go. He did ask if it had anything to do with the incident downtown and was told no. (Yes, there was an incident) I understand i am new to the message board and therfore i understand if my views are questioned. To be honest, i would be the same. This information was from someone inside the athletics offense. When you look at it, it becomes very believable considering he was such a decorated assistant. You dont just randomly drop your top assistant for no reason. That goes for any job or industry, not just athletics.
 
True or Not......

Nothing's really going on in BozAlomos other than your typical Frontier type Dumpster Fire....

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