Terry Smith - Thank you!

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Creamery

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Thank you
Thank you!

just read his bowl game presser and he’s a class act through and through
All about Penn State, focused on doing it the right way and giving back
Hasn’t wavered on playing the right way since he’s been named Head coach
Has adjusted well to the sad ‘new reality’ of college football not to mention this crazy bowl game opt out situation and the ensuing decimated roster.
So glad he’s coming back. Penn State is fortunate to have him. Hope the team can win one for him today.
 
Creamery said:
Thank you
Thank you!

just read his bowl game presser and he’s a class act through and through
All about Penn State, focused on doing it the right way and giving back
Hasn’t wavered on playing the right way since he’s been named Head coach
Has adjusted well to the sad ‘new reality’ of college football not to mention this crazy bowl game opt out situation and the ensuing decimated roster.
So glad he’s coming back. Penn State is fortunate to have him. Hope the team can win one for him today.
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I didn't think they would be able to keep Terry but they paid him well and he just loves PSU so much. This is where he wants to be.
 
He made some great decisions. Had AK make 13 the main RB, and tjrow the **** ball down the field and over the middle. Told Knowles to turn up the pass pressure. And didn't put up with whatever AJ Harris was doing, or not doing.
 
Replacing Franklin with Smith seemed like removing a big weight. I expect CMC will not allow for a "dysfunctional family" environment moving forward.
 
ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit was among those moved by the display. Herbstreit took to social media to share the clip, noting he had viewed it repeatedly throughout the day.

He called the moment a reminder of what matters outside the College Football Playoff conversation, highlighting the pure joy of a team getting one last chance to compete together.


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Kirk Herbstreit has watched college football HC’s ‘powerful’ interview 10 times

On a frigid Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium, where temperatures hovered around 28 degrees and snow piled in the corners, the raw emotion of college footbal
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