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Re: Sources: Dodds to step down as UT AD at the end of the y

Postby SMU2007 » Fri Sep 13, 2013 7:40 pm

Insane_Pony_Posse wrote:Or Texas could try and "kill two birds with one stone". Texas could get a really good coach and hurt one of their direct competitors by offering the bank vault to Kevin Sumlin, Gary patterson, or Kliff Kingsbury.


I would think UT could get someone with more of a proven track record than Kinsbury. Not saying he won't be a successful coach, but he's coached all of 3 games in his life. UT is arguably the top coaching position in college football.
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Re: Sources: Dodds to step down as UT AD at the end of the y

Postby Pony147 » Fri Sep 13, 2013 8:47 pm

Horseshoe wrote:Incidentally, someone on the radio said Chip Brown is claiming he broke the story. I remember Chip from when he was an SMU journalism student.


And he always bashes SMU whenever he gets the chance...
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Re: Sources: Dodds to step down as UT AD at the end of the y

Postby Mustangs_Maroons » Fri Sep 13, 2013 9:03 pm

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Bergermeister wrote:Bob Bowlsby AD --- maybe Steve Patterson
David Shaw HC


I love David Shaw and I would be really bummed if he left Stanford for UT. I like having a school out there that proves you can have great academics AND athletics


Notre Dame!!! The best example with the longest history that both can work.
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Re: Sources: Dodds to step down as UT AD at the end of the y

Postby Insane_Pony_Posse » Fri Sep 13, 2013 10:29 pm

SMU2007 wrote:I would think UT could get someone with more of a proven track record than Kinsbury. Not saying he won't be a successful coach, but he's coached all of 3 games in his life. UT is arguably the top coaching position in college football.


Oh you're right...I doubt they'd have the balls to hire Kliff Kingsbury..
With the kind of talent UT automatically gets they dont need to take any kind of gamble
and I am thrilled they wont.....I would HATE to see them get Kingsbury,
I hope they keep Mack!
I will sign the petition to KEEPMACK@UT
C-ya @ Milos!
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Re: Sources: Dodds to step down as UT AD at the end of the y

Postby Pony147 » Fri Sep 13, 2013 11:59 pm

Insane_Pony_Posse wrote:Or Texas could try and "kill two birds with one stone". Texas could get a really good coach and hurt one of their direct competitors by offering the bank vault to Kevin Sumlin, Gary patterson, or Kliff Kingsbury.


I don't think UT goes after Sumlin. If he turns down UT and it goes public (which it would) it would make UT look inferior to A&M and the Aggies would never let them hear the end of it. Too much ego at risk. Same (but to a slightly lesser degree) for Patterson or Kingsbury. Going after those coaches acknowledges that the other schools are above UT (whether they are or not is a different argument, but UT certainly believes they are still the top dog)
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Re: Sources: Dodds to step down as UT AD at the end of the y

Postby CelinaRed » Sat Sep 14, 2013 12:16 am

SMU2007 wrote:
Insane_Pony_Posse wrote:Or Texas could try and "kill two birds with one stone". Texas could get a really good coach and hurt one of their direct competitors by offering the bank vault to Kevin Sumlin, Gary patterson, or Kliff Kingsbury.


I would think UT could get someone with more of a proven track record than Kinsbury. Not saying he won't be a successful coach, but he's coached all of 3 games in his life. UT is arguably the top coaching position in college football.


Kinsbury wouldn't leave Tech anyway. That's where he graduated from and he's got it made out there. He's like Leach except he's not a jerk.
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