I don’t think any coach pulls scholarships except Randy Edsall.
I don’t think any coach pulls scholarships except Randy Edsall. You sit the kid down and say, “you’re never seeing the court here.“ The player then decides what he wants to do. 99% of the time he transfers.
Honesty isn’t being a bad guy. It’s Hurley’s job to prepare these kids for the real world too.
That's it kill the football program.
You guys have zero sarcasm detection skills.He should’ve pulled scholarships from 75% of Diaco recruits if that were the case
Hurley isn't going to be blindsiding a couple of the kids if he tells them there is no PT in the future for them. No one knows what Hurley told them last year, but he was brought here to win games, not to wait 3 years for KO's kids to be gone and then start winning.If Hurley is going to start kicking kids that want to stay off the team, then he should've done it when he took the job. If he told a kid he may not get much playing time, BUT that he could stay in the program if he worked hard in practice and got good grades, then it's kind of douchey to change the terms on that kid a year later.
Hard to detect when you are reading itYou guys have zero sarcasm detection skills.
They don't actually kick kids off the team although they probably threaten it. They let the player know that he has no future with the team. JC did it a number of times.If Hurley is going to start kicking kids that want to stay off the team, then he should've done it when he took the job. If he told a kid he may not get much playing time, BUT that he could stay in the program if he worked hard in practice and got good grades, then it's kind of douchey to change the terms on that kid a year later.
I answered that above. Given the circumstances, the buyout money was lined up. KO wanted buyout money not consistent with the contract, since there is clearly cause. It was UConn's position that the contractually obligated buyout was zero but they would pay KO $2.5m. I don’t know how I can be any clearer.Where is the $10million dollar donor that DB line up to pay the buyout. This info was from you at the same time as the conversation
Not sure what this means or how it translates to the discussion. If it makes you feel better for saying it, great.It strikes me that a defining characteristic of Hurley's stamp on this program is one of respect. Respect for yourself, respect and support for your teammates, respect for the coaches and staff, and respect for the jersey, for the program. Brotherhood, family, fraternity, these all demand respect. It flows through a healthy team like a river.
This is what Hurley owes, and gives his players and staff. Respect begets respect. To say he owes them nothing, nothing!, shows a lack of recognition for one of the basic tenets of Hurley's leadership of the program. You are his player, he has your back. Conduct yourself in the manner that he expects, in the interests of the betterment of the program, your teammates and yourself. This is what his program looks like. These players we refer to have been doing this for two years now, one year with his coaching, and these players deserve, and have earned his respect.
High character players are going to want to play here. Their parents are going to feel good about them coming here, and one reason for this is that Hurley's program will help them grow as players, and as men in a program which fosters respect, and holding one's self to a higher standard.
Hurley leads by example.
Big oofVisiting Nebraska this weekend for the spring game along with 3-4 other potential transfers.
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Does Nebraska even have a coach?Visiting Nebraska this weekend for the spring game along with 3-4 other potential transfers.
This is what I've been alluding to about the staff screwing up by allowing 2 cheerleaders to take up two schollies for the next two years. They desperately need to figure this out.Big oof