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Postby Insane_Pony_Posse » Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:39 pm

NEVER darken the doorway of this "coaching graveyard"??


Is that what you also said about SMU basketball before
Orsini hired Doherty?

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Postby QuikSStang » Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:48 pm

Insane_Pony_Posse wrote:NEVER darken the doorway of this "coaching graveyard"??


Is that what you also said about SMU basketball before
Orsini hired Doherty?



i dont think doherty was in the graveyard when we hired him. he took a year off before coaching Florida Atlantic. well... i guess some would consider that the graveyard
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Postby Insane_Pony_Posse » Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:27 pm

re: i dont think doherty was in the graveyard when we hired him. he took a year off

exactly, just like Steve Mariucci is taking time off and not in the graveyard
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Postby QuikSStang » Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:33 pm

Insane_Pony_Posse wrote:re: i dont think doherty was in the graveyard when we hired him. he took a year off

exactly, just like Steve Mariucci is taking time off and not in the graveyard


i dunno if i would call a year off a trip to the graveyard. i mean, mooch has been away for a few years now and is quite comfy in that chair on nfl network
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Postby Insane_Pony_Posse » Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:50 pm

i dunno if i would call a year off a trip to the graveyard.

who is saying that?
I certainly have not
in fact I am saying exactly the opposite
Doherty took some time off and so is Mariucci
both were fired from high profile jobs.
both are still relatively young


i mean, mooch has been away for a few years now

well it is less than two years
this is the start of his second season away
he was fired from the Lions in late Nov 2005
not eactly what one would normally call "a few years"


and is quite comfy in that chair on nfl network

oh yeah and how do you know he would not be interested
in coaching again when he is only 51-52 years old?
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Postby carolina stang » Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:12 pm

FordtoTolbert wrote:Why in the name of Dave Smith do we continue to throw around coaches who will NEVER darken the doorway of this "coaching graveyard"?? We will end up hiring, if it comes to that, some young up and coming stud...not freakin' Vince Lombardi or Steve M., Terry B., Lou Holtz, Darrell Royal, etc., etc....long live Rusty Russell.


Agreed. But as I've said before, even funnier is how we dissect these unattainable coaches with, "I wouldn't be on Barnett's bandwagon. Terry Bowden couldn't recruit."

Check Ponyfans in the days right before Doherty was hired. You would think by some of the comments he was on a par with an assistant coach at Trinity Valley CC.
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Postby angryfan04 » Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:55 pm

First, I love coach D and think he is doing wonders. I hope and hope he is successful on the hilltop, but we will not know for a couple more years. So don't use coach D as an example yet.

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Exactly - don't use coach D as an example yet - he hasn't won anything here.
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Postby Ponymon » Fri Sep 28, 2007 10:06 pm

Water Pony wrote:4) Likes decent money but not Park Cities money


I wouldn't be surprise if he makes upper echelon Park Cities money. If Gerald Ford, Ray Hunt, etc. allows him a part interest in some of their deals, he could make CONSIDERABLY more than any mere mortal college coach could EVER hope to achieve. Don't think that doesn't happen either!
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