For weeks, I've listened to Texas fans say that big decisions like the one facing the Texas administration with regards to its football program should never come down to a game or two...
The reason the decisions sometimes seem to hang like this is because the UT Administration cares about winning enough to sell season tickets and keep donations and endowments rolling in. Winning championships and making the playoffs aren't the Administration's standards. As a result, the hesitant UT Administration relies on any available evidence that the current guy is succeeding.
Once again the Longhorn Nation now finds itself in a situation where a coach who's given little indication of transforming the Longhorns into a national elite program still has a high chance of keeping his job thanks to the Administration's lower expectations. The stage looks set for a repeat of 2013, where once again Texas has a chance to hire a proven program builder who could transform the program, but fails to do so because a complacent university Administration doesn't want to leave its comfort zone.
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