
Posted:
Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:38 pm
by Roach
Notre Dame always has made me wretch, and always will.
Nonetheless, it's normal that previous jobs for any administrator will Affect future decisions.

Posted:
Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:55 pm
by LonghornFan68
Roach wrote:Notre Dame always has made me wretch, and always will.
Nonetheless, it's normal that previous jobs for any administrator will Affect future decisions.
Haha, that's the first thing i thought of when I read this thread title.

Posted:
Mon Nov 27, 2006 12:57 pm
by Dukie
Roach wrote:Notre Dame always has made me wretch, and always will.
Nonetheless, it's normal that previous jobs for any administrator will Affect future decisions.
No big deal, but if we're all editing, it's "retch," not "wretch."

Posted:
Mon Nov 27, 2006 5:32 pm
by tmustangp
smu will never be like notre dame.. period.. he could get the next knute rockne and smu could win the conf and go to the liberty bowl for the next three years and then he would be go to a big school..
ex:
fran adn urban meyer..

Posted:
Mon Nov 27, 2006 5:57 pm
by Insane_Pony_Posse
re: then he would be go to a big school..
Coaches/AD's leave little schools and big schools.
It would certainly be a "great problem" for SMU
to have that a big powerhouse program would
want our coach.

Posted:
Mon Nov 27, 2006 7:14 pm
by Charleston Pony
well, he comes from a place with a storied tradition of football...to a place that has a scattered but storied history of success on the gridiron. He SHOULD EXPECT the same degree of enthusiasm for our football program, albeit on a smaller scale. I agree with those who think SMU should be in the hunt for CUSA championships EVERY YEAR. No expectations, no results. Period.
Orsini has a tough decision because it's never easy firing people, but Phil Bennett is well enough connected that he will be fine...and these buyouts coaches get these days set them up pretty well financially. As for our players bailing out...yes, some might do that...but hopefuly these guys chose SMU because of the school, their teammates, the city, CUSA, the chance to play,etc... in other words, for a lot of reasons OTHER THAN who the coach was.
I was impressed that Orsini was able to get Doherty here. If he fires Bennett and brings in someone who can do to football what Doherty appears to be doing for hoops, I'm going to be fully supportive.