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by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:08 am

MrMustang1965 wrote:
bigdaddy08091 wrote:
PonyGirl wrote:Have you ever put up a post without having [deleted] appear in it?

No! Got a problem with the truth plus a little profanity. It means the same thing if I say it like this. We need a coach who will stay and build a program. This is a long term project. If we get a coach that can have a winning season his first year and make the rest of the coaching world believe he is the next coming I will never post on this site again. This is a rebuilding project that will take at least 3-5 years. Graham has ants in his pants just because he won at Tulsa. Don't let that [deleted] fool you. It hasn't fooled the rest of the coaching world.
...I'll say one thing for bigdaddy...he's consistent!...........................................................^

And Good! Keeping it real!

by **TheBestAvailable** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:10 am

bigdaddy08091 wrote:
PonyGirl wrote:Have you ever put up a post without having [deleted] appear in it?

No! Got a problem with the truth plus a little profanity. It means the same thing if I say it like this. We need a coach who will stay and build a program. This is a long term project. If we get a coach that can have a winning season his first year and make the rest of the coaching world believe he is the next coming I will never post on this site again. This is a rebuilding project that will take at least 3-5 years. Graham has ants in his pants just because he won at Tulsa. Don't let that [deleted] fool you. It hasn't fooled the rest of the coaching world.

LOL!

by **coog99** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:19 am

Pony94 wrote:That cant be a current picture of Pardee. If they hire Pardee do you think UofH will also purchase a life insurance policy?

Prepare for more UH's RnS beat downs. (95-21)

by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:22 am

coog99 wrote:
Pony94 wrote:That cant be a current picture of Pardee. If they hire Pardee do you think UofH will also purchase a life insurance policy?

Prepare for more UH's RnS beat downs. (95-21)

You could be right, but at least our cheerleaders are better looking than you and the rest of your cheer squad.

by **MrMustang1965** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:23 am

Darth Mustang wrote:Ok is part of Pardee's package one of those scooters that medicare pays for along with a portable oxygen tank?

Ya mean one of these?

by **westexSMU** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:32 am

Truth is, if Pardee can stand, he is still probably one of the best coaches in the country ! We better shut up....He might whip our [deleted] !

by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:34 am

westexSMU wrote:Truth is, if Pardee can stand, he is still probably one of the best coaches in the country ! We better shut up....He might whip our [deleted] !

Wow, like that hasn't been done before.

by **HorsePower** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:39 am

That means we should support our Mustangs more loudly, not whimper away quietly. Scream loud enough so Paw Pardee can't communicate with his players and coaches, and inspire our guys to kick THEIR asses.

by **westexSMU** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:54 am

[quote="bigdaddy08091"][quote="westexSMU"]Truth is, if Pardee can stand, he is still probably one of the best coaches in the country ! We better shut up....He might whip our [deleted] ![/quote]

Wow, like that hasn't been done before.[/quote].....You're right..

by **MustangTu** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 8:06 am

Lets face it we are in trouble. SO had a head start on everyone else and he can't find anyone to take the job. He is going to have to throw a lot more money at the position and promise someone a half interest in one of Ray Hunt's oil companies to get them to take the job. As I have said before, this head coaching job is a dead end. Nobody wants it. If I was a 40 yr old assistant/coordinator and was highly thought of in the fraternity I wouldn't come here unless I wanted to end my career.

by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:00 am

MustangTu wrote:Lets face it we are in trouble. SO had a head start on everyone else and he can't find anyone to take the job. He is going to have to throw a lot more money at the position and promise someone a half interest in one of Ray Hunt's oil companies to get them to take the job. As I have said before, this head coaching job is a dead end. Nobody wants it. If I was a 40 yr old assistant/coordinator and was highly thought of in the fraternity I wouldn't come here unless I wanted to end my career.

You are correct. It is a unique situation that will take a unique type of coach. Jeff Bower is my man at this point unless UH does not hire Haywood. Bower won at Southern Miss. 10 bowls out of 11 or so years of coaching. He is a long term type of guy with quality HC experience. His only fault is being an SMU assistant during the DP days.

by **smupony94** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:21 am

bigdaddy08091 wrote:
MustangTu wrote:Lets face it we are in trouble. SO had a head start on everyone else and he can't find anyone to take the job. He is going to have to throw a lot more money at the position and promise someone a half interest in one of Ray Hunt's oil companies to get them to take the job. As I have said before, this head coaching job is a dead end. Nobody wants it. If I was a 40 yr old assistant/coordinator and was highly thought of in the fraternity I wouldn't come here unless I wanted to end my career.

You are correct. It is a unique situation that will take a unique type of coach. Jeff Bower is my man at this point unless UH does not hire Haywood. Bower won at Southern Miss. 10 bowls out of 11 or so years of coaching. He is a long term type of guy with quality HC experience. His only fault is being an SMU assistant during the DP days.

Arrggghh, I agree with Bigdaddy

by **ponyinNC** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:27 am

bigdaddy08091 wrote:
MrMustang1965 wrote:
bigdaddy08091 wrote:
PonyGirl wrote:Have you ever put up a post without having [deleted] appear in it?

No! Got a problem with the truth plus a little profanity. It means the same thing if I say it like this. We need a coach who will stay and build a program. This is a long term project. If we get a coach that can have a winning season his first year and make the rest of the coaching world believe he is the next coming I will never post on this site again. This is a rebuilding project that will take at least 3-5 years. Graham has ants in his pants just because he won at Tulsa. Don't let that [deleted] fool you. It hasn't fooled the rest of the coaching world.
...I'll say one thing for bigdaddy...he's consistent!...........................................................^

And Good! Keeping it real!

reminds me of Chapelle's show "when keepin it real goes wrong"...Wu-Tang!!

by **Caballo** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:30 am

Haywood would be a good fit for UH. He is from Houston, and has recruited Texas heavily while at UT, LSU, and Neutered Dame. While Charlie W handles most of the "offensive" plays at ND, Mike had considerable input as the OC.

Mike was interested in our opening in November and spoke with SO. Not wanting a coordinator, he appears to have been ruled out fairly early.

by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:35 am

Caballo wrote:Haywood would be a good fit for UH. He is from Houston, and has recruited Texas heavily while at UT, LSU, and Neutered Dame. While Charlie W handles most of the "offensive" plays at ND, Mike had considerable input as the OC.

Mike was interested in our opening in November and spoke with SO. Not wanting a coordinator, he appears to have been ruled out fairly early.

We may see some backtracking pretty soon. The HC available are thin at this point. Obviously the coaches without jobs (Bowden, Barnett) are not on the radar, else they would have been hired by now.

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