zone2poke
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I agree. Weiberg does his due diligence and finds a proven winner. If reports are true and we have $16 million for NIL payments, we should be competitive again in the next two or three years.
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Osucowboys344
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Money won’t be an issue. The reports that we are poor are grossly egregious and overstated.
The next hire will be more about fit than ability to get players.
I hope it’s golesh or silverfield. I like Zac Robinson but don’t think he would be the best fit
Nah. If Gundy did anything he proved you could win here. The NIL isnt stupid good but it isn't G5 level either. We have a conference with no dominant teams so anyone with an ego is gonna think they could come in and have that team.
Money isn’t or hasn’t been the issue, Gundy just crapped away his legacy being an idiot
Osucowboys344
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Absolutely, we need a guy who works his tail off. I want a guy who is obsessed with the details of the game and seeks perfection like bill snyder.
Gundy seemed to allow too much of a work life balance to our detriment
Few questions, more for my own enlightenment than any other reason.
With NIL, isn't recruiting just offering the guy you want more money than other teams? Or is it a combination, where you sell them that your school is fine, and you offer more money than the other schools he thinks are fine? Anyone know how that really works. How important is persuasion verses just cold cash?
And depending on the answer to the above question, is the head coaching job now more about evaluation than the old days when it was about persuasion. Or what is relative importance of both? In the old days (pre NIL) you just talked as many top recruits as possible into signing up. Now, just like a pro team, since everyone is a free agent you have to figure out who to spend your money on.
Does this also make X and O coaching more important verses recruiting? Does that give an edge to NFL guys?
With NIL, isn't recruiting just offering the guy you want more money than other teams? Or is it a combination, where you sell them that your school is fine, and you offer more money than the other schools he thinks are fine? Anyone know how that really works. How important is persuasion verses just cold cash?
And depending on the answer to the above question, is the head coaching job now more about evaluation than the old days when it was about persuasion. Or what is relative importance of both? In the old days (pre NIL) you just talked as many top recruits as possible into signing up. Now, just like a pro team, since everyone is a free agent you have to figure out who to spend your money on.
Does this also make X and O coaching more important verses recruiting? Does that give an edge to NFL guys?
zone2poke
Ranger
I think it was ego more than anything. He was the celebrity king of the athletic department. He wasn't going to stoop to the demands of players who should have been thankful just to play for him.
Ego? Are you saying the mullet was egotistical?
zone2poke
Ranger
I hope I'm not the type of man who would ever besmirch a well executed Kentucky Waterfall.
We’re not immune to this, happens all over the place.
Eddie’s downfall is the perfect example.
Athletic Departments and fans tend to be huge unable rs when the wins are happening.
Gundy’s wasn’t well executed, besmirch away
