2013 Dr. Cavil's HBCU FB Poll


NO sir...Im not mad, Im not jealous, Im not hating

Im just showing DGTM how you cant have decent discussions with unreasonable illogical unwise shallow irrational ignorant people.

He wanted to know why so many conversations go left

I know exactly what you are saying. Some things ignorant people say just don't seem to belong in certain topics.

Case in point:

:D

Disclaimer :SU might have the best talent in FCS and we know they have a lot of RVs...but let them show something on the field first.

And unreasonable illogical unwise shallow irrational ignorant people are always crying about who has been banned.
 
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I didn't expect a reply. I knew there was no way a team with 4 wins and a headcoach with a career winning % below 500 could be considered top ten. lol.
 
Good Job Dr. Cavil and protégés. I probably would have voted for Bama State at 5 and Jackson State at 8. However, overall good job and effort. We all know that some upsets will happen and the poll will change from week to week. :tup:
 



Some people feelings are going to be hurt once the season starts. :)

True, you have a few that are not paying attention, just too emotional and don't really know what is going on. To coach Odums and those tenacious Jags...........Rumble Young Men Rumble!!! :lol: :emlaugh:
 
Can any SU poster make the case for why SU should be ranked in the top ten coming into the season.

Nah Pop. We just gone be sorry and should be glad if the rest of the SWAC let us stay on the field with them this year. Kids stay losers their entire college career. You can't all of a sudden win games after having tough years. That never happens. 3-8 is what we will be.
 
I didn't expect a reply. I knew there was no way a team with 4 wins and a headcoach with a career winning % below 500 could be considered top ten. lol.

Hmm, I guess that has never happened before either.
 
Nah Pop. We just gone be sorry and should be glad if the rest of the SWAC let us stay on the field with them this year. Kids stay losers their entire college career. You can't all of a sudden win games after having tough years. That never happens. 3-8 is what we will be.

JR, I always knew you were one of the honest ones.
I oughta use that as my sig.:tup:
 
Nah Pop. We just gone be sorry and should be glad if the rest of the SWAC let us stay on the field with them this year. Kids stay losers their entire college career. You can't all of a sudden win games after having tough years. That never happens. 3-8 is what we will be.

JR you know that SU being listed as a top 10 thing is more political than anything else. There is no LOGICAL reason for SU to be in the top 10 and they certainly shouldnt be ranked higher that ASU. You cant explain it and no one in your camp can give a reason why SU should be ranked higher than PV ASU or even Alcorn. Thats why I poke fun at THGs poll every year....ITS ALL POLITICAL.

The only reason they should scrape the top 10 would be there are only 21 teams to rank. But teams like Alcorn improved last year, PV beat SU (AGAIN), and ranking SU over ASU is just not logical in ANY sense. Please give me one reason why SU should be ranked. If you justify that nonsense, Ill listen.
 
Or that SU would kick their a-- in their own stadium a week after firing their head coach. lol

It don't take but a good interim coach 1/2 a week to prepare and beat jsu. That didn't surprise me one bit. When I fell asleep the score was 28-0 or something like that. :lol: :emlaugh:
 
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If you want answers are responses, let us (True HBCU Fans) do it to drive the numbers so we can demand more coverage on additional radio (television) media outlets. Kenn Rashad has and continues to do his part.

Dr. J. Kenyatta Cavil, a sport management professor at Texas Southern University, provides sports analysis and sport business commentary covering sports specializing on HBCU sports programs for over ten years. Dr. Cavil is a leading scholar in the field of Historically Black College and University sport business and leadership. He has published research articles such as the Impact of Demographic Variables on African-American Student athletes’ Academic Performance and FCS Conference Realignment, Churning, and HBCU Conference Expansion Using Decision Theory to Evaluate Tennessee State University as an Expansion Member of the SWAC, completed commission studies such as, HBCU (A Minimum of Nine, A Maximum of 12) Football Reclassification & New HBCU FBS Conference Formation Study, and presentations such as, Athletic Director’s Leadership Perception of Variable Determining the Effectiveness of Administering HBCU Athletic Programs and THE HBCU SPORTS TRADITION: A Descriptive Analysis Of HBCU Athletic Programs.

He also provides a HBCU Sports Report commentary and Poll Rankings (www.tspnsports.com and www.onnidan.com) based on a combination of a ranking algorithm and a voting system for several media outlets, regional, and local radio shows such as the following: BlogTalkRadio’s “The Batchelor Pad,” with LA Batchelor and Tony McLean; KCOH 1230AM, with Ralph Cooper's ‘Sports Rap’; KTSU 90.9 FM, with Devin Wade's ‘Sports Talk’; WUBR 910AM, with Carlos Brown's ‘In The Zone’; and WCLM 1450AM in Richmond, VA, with Reggie Howell’s ‘Sports Talk.’ In addition Dr. Cavil has produced the Dr. Cavil’s “INSIDE THE HBCU SPORTS LAB” With Mike Washington and Ryan McGinty radio show and as an editorial journalist, provides weekly commentary for the College Sporting News (http://www.collegesportingnews.com/content.php?614-dr-j-kenyatta-cavil); “Inside The HBCU Huddle.”

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