SMU_Alumni11 wrote:Can't believe our MBA ranking is so low. It use to be in the 10-20 range. Ugh, changes need to be made.
In a nutshell, we should all remember things like this when we're convinced RGT wants to destroy athletics. He runs a University, not an Athletic Department. Off the top of my head, he has to worry about: 1) A business school that has faltered somewhat; 2) A law school at serious risk of declining in rankings and sliding into Tier 2 and behind Houston; 3) Insanely high cost of tuition (even w/ scholarships the actual number is high) in a climate where a there's a serious question of return on investment for a college education
SMU_Alumni11 wrote:Can't believe our MBA ranking is so low. It use to be in the 10-20 range. Ugh, changes need to be made.
In a nutshell, we should all remember things like this when we're convinced RGT wants to destroy athletics. He runs a University, not an Athletic Department. Off the top of my head, he has to worry about: 1) A business school that has faltered somewhat; 2) A law school at serious risk of declining in rankings and sliding into Tier 2 and behind Houston; 3) Insanely high cost of tuition (even w/ scholarships the actual number is high) in a climate where a there's a serious question of return on investment for a college education
No doubt I'm not even saying its RGT's fault. I think we should be looking to get rid of Niemi. He's a nice guy but I think he's gotten complacent in his position over the years he's been there. Also I like to see the provost removed, and put someone who has more experience in a provost position.
I agree; I just meant, all of us, collectively, should remember that it's a University. It has a lot of moving parts. I'm sure Gerry doesn't go to bed every night thinking about whether June hired capable assistant coaches who know how to recruit.
SMU_Alumni11 wrote:Can't believe our MBA ranking is so low. It use to be in the 10-20 range. Ugh, changes need to be made.
In a nutshell, we should all remember things like this when we're convinced RGT wants to destroy athletics. He runs a University, not an Athletic Department. Off the top of my head, he has to worry about: 1) A business school that has faltered somewhat; 2) A law school at serious risk of declining in rankings and sliding into Tier 2 and behind Houston; 3) Insanely high cost of tuition (even w/ scholarships the actual number is high) in a climate where a there's a serious question of return on investment for a college education
Then maybe he should resign from the outside boards he sits on and give up his position with the AAC. Then he'd have more time to concentrate on SMU matters. We need to steal Stanford's president and let Turner go.
Why would we not want Gerald Turner on various business and civic boards-that's exactly how we build relationships and connections with the Dallas community. Gerald's business "recruiting" is pretty damn good. I bet his relationships with the Dallas business community are 10 times stronger than June's with the Dallas coaching community. Gerald Turner Ace Recruiter.
"With a quarter of a tank of gas, we can get everything we need right here in DFW." -SMU Head Coach Chad Morris
When momentum starts rolling downhill in recruiting-WATCH OUT.
I don't think so-no I know so-SMU would not be even in Houston-I'm seeing no line likely because of Gilbert's injury. You have "Low Football IQ" or what the great SMU observer Alumni11 calls "smarts"
"With a quarter of a tank of gas, we can get everything we need right here in DFW." -SMU Head Coach Chad Morris
When momentum starts rolling downhill in recruiting-WATCH OUT.
Stallion wrote:I don't think so-no I know so-SMU would not be even in Houston-I'm seeing no line likely because of Gilbert's injury. You have "Low Football IQ" or what the great SMU observer Alumni11 calls "smarts"