Re: How far have we come?
Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:02 am
chad morris.
don't outhink it.
Just say hell no to Baliff plz. Ugh
don't outhink it.
Just say hell no to Baliff plz. Ugh
"Top 25" in everything was an Orsini mantra...not sure I have heard that phrase used by the Athletic Department since he left. Now it is more along the lines of "performing at the highest levels" (however that is defined) or something along those lines.StallionsModelT wrote:We haven't spent a week in the Top 25 since Reagan was in office yet all we hear from our athletic department is how we want to be "Top 25" in everything. Well if that's the standard and we still haven't acheived that status now 6 years into this regime, what does that say about the athletic department? Hold people accountable. I agree that we deserve a program that is on the Top 25 bubble consistently. We haven't gotten there. Take action and find someone who can get the job done.
His Dad had quite a circus of a coaching search in the offseason at Tennessee. Jon Gruden, Mike Gundy, and Charlie Strong all said no and people were calling for Dave Hart's head. Then he brought in Butch Jones who has quickly assembled a very impressive recruiting classponyinNC wrote:at some point Hart has to be his own man, doesn't he? His dad is an AD, and you'd think he would learn a lot from him about making the right hire.
but who knows.
There is no additional buyout fee over his regularly scheduled salary. There's the difference between last year and this year.East Coast Mustang wrote:Keep in mind, Hart's hands are tied to some extent. Don't forgot who is signing the checks here: Sewell, Gerald Ford, and whoever else is on the Circle of Champions. If we flounder this year and they lose patience with JJ, perhaps they stroke the check to buy him out in 2014 and bring in someone new.
Does anyone more connected to the SMU inner workings than me know what the prevailing sense is among the CoC towards June?
So we'd be buying him out at $2 million or so for 2014?CalallenStang wrote:There is no additional buyout fee over his regularly scheduled salary. There's the difference between last year and this year.East Coast Mustang wrote:Keep in mind, Hart's hands are tied to some extent. Don't forgot who is signing the checks here: Sewell, Gerald Ford, and whoever else is on the Circle of Champions. If we flounder this year and they lose patience with JJ, perhaps they stroke the check to buy him out in 2014 and bring in someone new.
Does anyone more connected to the SMU inner workings than me know what the prevailing sense is among the CoC towards June?
That's what I mean - his dad should know who wants to interview and for what salary, ec. Maybe an SEC coordinator like Kirby Smart?East Coast Mustang wrote:His Dad had quite a circus of a coaching search in the offseason at Tennessee. Jon Gruden, Mike Gundy, and Charlie Strong all said no and people were calling for Dave Hart's head. Then he brought in Butch Jones who has quickly assembled a very impressive recruiting classponyinNC wrote:at some point Hart has to be his own man, doesn't he? His dad is an AD, and you'd think he would learn a lot from him about making the right hire.
but who knows.
"Performing at the highest level" sounds like something you would hear from Rice.PK wrote:"Top 25" in everything was an Orsini mantra...not sure I have heard that phrase used by the Athletic Department since he left. Now it is more along the lines of "performing at the highest levels" (however that is defined) or something along those lines.StallionsModelT wrote:We haven't spent a week in the Top 25 since Reagan was in office yet all we hear from our athletic department is how we want to be "Top 25" in everything. Well if that's the standard and we still haven't acheived that status now 6 years into this regime, what does that say about the athletic department? Hold people accountable. I agree that we deserve a program that is on the Top 25 bubble consistently. We haven't gotten there. Take action and find someone who can get the job done.