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Ketch's 10 Thoughts From the Weekend (Del Conte could have done anything and he chose Herman...)
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and possibly a baseball coach and a basketball coach
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CDC has zero problem putting on his little boy pants. It's the big boy ones he doesn't like to grab.
Man, I thought Ince Upon a Time inHollywood was just awful. And I love his movies usually.
I saw the Mr. Rogers movie after your recent review and loved it. Tears throughtout the whole damn movie. First movie I remember seeing that makes me want to be a better person.
I saw the Mr. Rogers movie after your recent review and loved it. Tears throughtout the whole damn movie. First movie I remember seeing that makes me want to be a better person.
Me too. I've literally been trying to implement more Fred Rogers-style acting/thinking to every day since I saw the movie.
I made a point yesterday to pull aside Hendrix and tell him that I thought he was strong, both inside and outside. He glowed with confidence when I told him that.
I'm still worried about Herman. He has not proven to me that he is a good in-game coach who can adjust on the fly. This applies to both offense and defense. On offense, this may be resolved if he hires an OC and gives him the keys. On defense, more problematic. How did he allow Orlando to call a blitz on that 4th and 17 against LSU?
Maybe he will learn from his mistakes. I sure hope so.
Maybe he will learn from his mistakes. I sure hope so.
LOL. No there isn't, even were such a thing possible. The same folks who were arguing that Orlando should be fired were arguing that he needed a pay raise two years ago.
Herman or Beck? Ohio St loved Herman when he was there, and they only soured on him when he started throwing shade at Columbus and standing up to Meyer at camps.
I hope Del Conte understands what this means for his long-term prospects in Austin if these staff changes don't result in significant improvements next year.
His seat won't be as red-hot as Herman's, but it'll definitely be warming up.
Not per the big wigs I speak with.
He basically has the ability to generate so much money in fundraising that his job security is almost impossible to penetrate.
Which is why I said warming, not hot.
From what I've heard, his security would depend on two things:
1.) His willingness to can Herman after one year with the "new" staff if we don't reach the B12 CCG next year and then play well in that game.
2.) How he conducts a head-coaching search once Herman is fired.
Perhaps this is all just hot air, but I don't think so. There's a new mindset among the up-and-coming generation of boosters; they're sick of focusing only on money, and they're sick of Texas being laughed at on the national stage. If Del Conte assumes that fundraising and building projects alone will keep him safe should Herman fail again next year, he may find the mood toward him changing very, very quickly.
I dunno. I think Del Conte wears a golden crown at the moment.
He loves to punt coaching issues.
That's a sad statement of affairs at THE University of Texas and says a lot about the Administrations perspective on a Winning Football program!
I know Herman doesn't admit fault to the press but he is a smart guy. With Ash in his ear about the unsoundness of Orlando's defense, I am surprised that Herman didn't make Orlando to simplify it. Unless Herman bought into it himself and only made the change after game 12 or lose his own credibility?
This is what I said in another thread. Stability often just means it still sucks.
I’ve done a lot of hiring and firing over the years and I’ve never kept someone because of “stability”. I’ve kept someone past their worthwhile date due to other factors or timing issues (i.e. I needed them a bit longer for some reason), but stability doesn’t win, strong hires win, although I will concede a tiny industry difference due to players/system continuity. However, it’s been shown that’s largely overrated because players respond to good coaching quickly and will stick around to win. So, that negates whatever the F stability means here. Translated, CDC is using “stability” to mean “I need a strong word to wrap this decision in.”
It's supposed to represent some sort of positive code for recruiting purposes, but it's value will be disproven with the turnover this off-season. If you going to potentially turn over more than 50% of the staff, how can keeping coaches be measured in any kind of high value as a tool? All that matters is having elite. If the names turnover every single year, but the quality never fails... you're just fine.
Strong never showed even a bit of improvement. Herman has won more games than Strongs best season every year he has been here. Not saying Herman is the answer for sure but he should get 2 more years to show us.Lol. It took us 5 minutes to hire Herman after we fired Charlie after 3 years. You think Urban Meyer would give a f*ck that we fired Herman after 3 seasons?
Agree TH compared to CS was a significant upgrade-3 consecutively winning seasons and 2 consecutive bowl wins so far including a Sugar bowl. Go back and look at the first few years under DKR or Mack Brown.TH deserves a fourth year. Yes we all expected a better season but if we win a third bowl game in a row we will have some momentum
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