And sometimes there are failure of Diaco-like proportions.I’m missing something. How many ‘ships has Mora won?
Having said that, talking about whether to extend Mora, or what to give the program to keep him here, after his start is perfectly reasonable. Just as extending KO after his first two years here was perfectly reasonable. People need to accept that sometimes perfectly reasonable decisions don’t work out.
It really isn’t, but Mora has done it all. He’s a highly experienced 59-60 year old.Is 59 that old for a head coach? I thought many go into their mid 70s.
He is 60...will be 61 in a few weeks.Is 59 that old for a head coach? I thought many go into their mid 70s.
Forgot they were in the MAC. Culpeper era I think.A little side-tracked but George O'Leary was 58 for his first season with the Knights and was there from 2004-2015. UCF is like the bizarro world version of UCONN when it comes to CR. I also thought of Charlie Strong who left Louisville for Texas and failed, but that guy changes jobs just about every year anyway. Jim Mora could have one of these outside the Burton Family Football Complex and what a legacy that would be.
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Conference affiliations[edit]
- Division III Independent (1979–1981)
- Division II Independent (1982–1989)
- Div-I FCS Independent (1990–1995)
- Div-I FBS Independent (1996–2001)
- Mid-American Conference (2002–2004)
- Conference USA (2005–2012)
- American Athletic Conference (2013–2022)
- Big 12 Conference (2023–future)
I'm thinking it's going to take a bit more to kick out Joe Morrone.It looks a little like Frank Solich's tenure at Ohio U only with much more upside. Calhoun, Auriemma, Penders, and Mora -- he could round out our Rushmore. That's legacy.
Or 3 time National Championship Coach Nancy Stevens.I'm thinking it's going to take a bit more to kick out Joe Morrone.
He has!First of all, if he makes it through a New England winter living in a haunted house in Storrs...