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Jeff Traylor:
How many is that now?
- UConn
- USC
- Ga Southern
- FIU
- LSU
- WashSt
- Tex Tech
- TCU
Not at all surprised, been living on borrowed time. Stale schemes, not so great Big 12 records of late, losing to SMU, etc. Add on rumors of TTech’s similar interest in Dykes and TraylorWow. Shocker.
I don't know about that. There is a reason he was fired. If he lost interest and stopped putting in effort or evolving, then maybe he isn't the right candidate.Gary Patterson out at TCU.
I'd take him in a second.
Tick, tick, tick…
As if TCU lacks deep pockets plus Big 12 dinero to match or exceed the Ponies. DFW bidding war?SMU has deep pockets they can match or go higher than TCU if they want
As if TCU lacks deep pockets plus Big 12 dinero to match or exceed the Ponies. DFW bidding war?
I'd have to think Texas Tech has to have the upper hand over TCU/SMU for Sonny Dykes' services next year, no? Sonny is a Tech grad (baseball) and his father was a coach there for over a decade. Seems like a no-brainer for Sonny to "go home" unless he'd rather stay in the DFW area, which can't blame him given Lubbock's geography...Yeah.
They're both schools with similar size enrollments and academic profiles. Looks like TCU has more undergrads as a percent of total students.
Oh, and for the part that matters. Both schools have $2 billion endowments and have alumni who have made those endowments possible.
I don't think TCU has to worry about tapping out of a bidding war with SMU because they run out of money.
I'd have to think Texas Tech has to have the upper hand over TCU/SMU for Sonny Dykes' services next year, no? Sonny is a Tech grad (baseball) and his father was a coach there for over a decade. Seems like a no-brainer for Sonny to "go home" unless he'd rather stay in the DFW area, which can't blame him given Lubbock's geography...
Yeah makes sense. I'd probably want to stay in DFW than go to LubbockTT very well may have the advantage over those two. I was just doing a DFW area comparison between TCU and SMU.
I guess we'll see how sentimental he is...Based on references to Sonny Dykes preferring to avoid following his father's Texas Tech coaching legacy, will Red Raiders' dinero carry the day? Potentially, Spikes' boots may not carry much water for Sonny boy.Yeah makes sense. I'd probably want to stay in DFW than go to LubbockI guess we'll see how sentimental he is...
Sure, but Deliverance was mostly filmed in northern Georgia hard by the NC and SC borders. Close cultural kin, Southern Cal and Georgia Southern.From LA to Deliverance land. No transition issues there.

Contract reported as 5 year — average $800k per year.
His USC buyout was reported at $10-12MM.I would have never guessed Helton would go to Georgia southern..and that he would take $800k. Maybe the money doesn't matter too much if USC is still paying him.
This give me hope.
-> The two are among the more than 20 coaches the Texas Tech search committee has researched, but are believed to be the first to formally interview. <-
Well of course. Once the season ends there's a lot more competition.they aren't wasting any time down there..
Makes you wonder why Dave hasn’t pulled the trigger yet? Is he looking at an existing head coach or coordinator who won’t leave until the end of the season?