I remember speaking to @Nostical the game after we beat FAU last year, saying it sounded like Herman was lobbying for consideration to get on thr list of potential replacements once Mora left.
There's quite a bit to like about hom as a candidate. The one potential red flag is the way he...
St John's will do enough in conference play to end up in the tournament and I imagine there will be room for a third BE school, even if we have no idea at the moment who that may be, but we are basically it as far as top level quality in the conference this year.
A 6-6 school can only be selected ahead of us if they are filling a bowl tie-in from their conference.
I imagine things would need to fall in an exceptionally unfortunate manner for us if it ends up that all 6-6 schools are filling out bowl tie-ins.
I remember a second round tournament game against Ohio St (and Jim Jackson) in Cincinnati, a sweet 16 game against Florida in Miami, a regional final against UNC in Greensboro ans a national semifinal against Michigan St in Detroit.
I'll leave out the regional final against UCLA in Oakland as...
That isn't why Bellichick is failing. He's allowing himself to be victim of distractions that no fully invested head coach would ever allow anywhere within the program.
As long as Jordan can disrupt practices, join him on the sidelines during games or continue to hold anywhere near the amount...
I would give him a call as the worst that can happen (he says no) is the same outcome as not asking.
I highly doubt he's interested in being a college head coach as i imagine Stanford would give almost anything to get him to return yet they are hiring someone else.
If that's what the bulk of our starting lineups will look like going forward we can give up on ever having a winning record while facing a quality schedule.
This could be a complete misinterpretation on my part by my my thought on DO's intention with that tweet was to use him for advice in the hiring process.
That all depends on your maturity level.
When I was younger I would have had one answer, piss on it.
Now that I'm at an advanced age I see that as one of a few possibilities.
These jobs have become very complex and the head coach will need to be able to work the press, the in state politicians, the upper admins at the school, the trustees and be able to engage the fan base.
This is all in addition to being able to run a top level program in an exceptionally dynamic...
I can state with a very high level of confidence that our next head football coach will officially be hired roughly five business days after the official posting of the open position.
I hear what you're saying, but for a couple decades I tell interns " Bill Gates dropped out of college to start a software company and became the richest man in the world. That does mean that being a college dropout is a path to wealth".
I imagine that for every Chesney type success story...
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