- Joined
- Aug 26, 2011
- Messages
- 91,831
- Reaction Score
- 351,536
Speechless...
Oof.
Go with what worked. They had hired three coaches that were on the rise. THis one makes no sense to me.
Vehemently disagree.
Brain fart on my part, don't know who I was thinking of. Excellent hire. Why in the world would he leave Texas Tech?
I am really surprised at this. TT must have been a bad fit for Tuberville.
Great hire by Cincy.
I want to pound my head against the wall at the thought that we *might* have had a chance to hire Tuberville had Warde shown a little guts and vision. You want sellouts? Hire Tuberville. UConn has been passed by another school on the conference realignment excitement meter.
Cincy just said, "Hey ACC and B12, UConn may not be serious about football but we are". Great.
Bruce Feldman (@BFeldmanCBS)
12/8/12, 1:17 PM
Tommy Tuberville had been trying to get out of Tech almost as soon as he'd arrived. Tried for Miami job when Al Golden got it.
You gotta be face-****in' me
More proof that we might have gotten a foot in his door! If he was willing to go to Miami...a program under severe NCAA investigation and on the verge of potentially very serious sanctions just to get out of Tech, he might have considered UConn if the money was right! Still pounding...
Darren Rovell said it best - (paraphrasing) when you make a coaching change, it's not just about having a better chance to win. It is about giving the fanbase a sense of optimism and hope that better days are around the corner. As long as PP and especially GDL are here our fanbase has no hope. If you poll fans of USF, Cincy, Temple and UConn (three of them getting new coaches and one that is not) - which fanbases do you think is most and least excited about next year?
When the Miami job opened up, the NCAA investigation wasn't there yet...
I don't disagree that desperate people do desperate things and we may have been able to get a foot in the door waving a $3m offer.
True. I agree, a competitive offer could have gotten our foot in the door and get this fanbase energized. Then come the sellouts, then comes the positive buzz again about UConn, then comes the new conference.