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Willie Fritz: The Sky is the Limit at Houston | CFB | Houston Cougars
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Willie Fritz Houston Football Coach joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on Big 12 Media Days in Las Vegas, his thoughts on his relationships with other Big 12 coaches, his thoughts on taking over the job at Houston, his thoughts on the recruiting in Houston, and more.
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What a great guy. I see why the media all love him. Polar opposite of Holgersen
ITS SO REFRESHING I CANT STAND IT!!!!!
Thanks Fritz. Making the alumns from UH proud
The RIGHT guy for the job!
Merry fritzmas
Go Cooogs
GO COOGS!
Go Coogs!!!
Been following coach since his days at Georgia Southern. Hell of a coach!
go Coogs!
Admired him when he was at Sam Houston. Been following him since. From a Bearkat, hope UH does well.
Houston finally has an ADULT in the room
Willie!
G o C O O G S !!!
Go Coach Fritz!!!
UH made a solid hire. I’m happy for Donovan Smith to have a real coach and not a cry baby like Dana. UH fans better show up for this man. Big 12 shouldn’t have 1 empty stadium like they did last year.
What are you talking about? Lol Houston had the biggest season ticket increase and home attendance jump last season.
@@sjchacI have eyeballs and so does everyone else. Outside of UT showing up that place was empty a lot. It’s only like 45k seats and it wasn’t 2/3 full. In a metro of 4 million it should be easy to fill.
@@chasewade6482 your eyes don't mean anything. Look at the data. Are you even a Houston fan? You're here talking about the big 12 shouldn't have a team with an empty stadium . Also in a pro city is hard to fill. Do you even know what you're talking about? Houston actually has an NFL team and two d1 schools