Listening to Podcast of Champions
They said Husky fans seem to universally love her. Kind of seems like they don't take periodic peaks at HcH
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Her biggest weakness was understanding leverage and protecting the university from absolute meltdowns from coaches she hired. The buyouts for lake and hop are directly related to our financial troubles and that's her fault.DerekJohnson said:They're attributing the fact Hopkins is still here to Jen Cohen's steadfast loyalty to her coaches.
They said Husky fans seem to universally love her. Kind of seems like they don't take periodic peaks at HcH
Also she was gifted a coach with 3 straight ny6 appearances and couldn't capitalize on that by building out the ticket sales and fanbase.
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I don’t remember the dates but I’m curious to know when Wisconsin pulled out of the series compared to when she scheduled tOSU. If Badger left before tOSU scheduled and she didn’t secure a larger buyout that’s another indictment of her skills.AtomicDawg said:
Her biggest weakness was understanding leverage and protecting the university from absolute meltdowns from coaches she hired. The buyouts for lake and hop are directly related to our financial troubles and that's her fault.DerekJohnson said:They're attributing the fact Hopkins is still here to Jen Cohen's steadfast loyalty to her coaches.
They said Husky fans seem to universally love her. Kind of seems like they don't take periodic peaks at HcH
Also she was gifted a coach with 3 straight ny6 appearances and couldn't capitalize on that by building out the ticket sales and fanbase.
How does nobody in the media talk about these things?
ATBS, I feel like Badger pulled out after tOSU was scheduled. -
She was mediocre at best here. They don’t know how much they’ll hate her there. Her one job will be to prevent Riley from leaving to the NFL. We shall see.
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I only watched part of the episode before I fell asleep (they have their stuff up on YouTube now) and I’m pretty sure in David Wood’s case he said the whole “loyalty to her coaches” in a mocking tone (you’ll remember his critical Tweets of the hire earlier yesterday).DerekJohnson said:They're attributing the fact Hopkins is still here to Jen Cohen's steadfast loyalty to her coaches.
They said Husky fans seem to universally love her. Kind of seems like they don't take periodic peaks at HcH
I love Ryan Abraham but he can sometimes be a huge Trooj, so I’m not surprised he’s towing the company line. He’ll come around though. -
USC is going to love her NIL director hires.
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When your only sources are Kim, Fetters, and a heavily censored Doogman, you’d come to the same conclusion.DerekJohnson said:They're attributing the fact Hopkins is still here to Jen Cohen's steadfast loyalty to her coaches.
They said Husky fans seem to universally love her. Kind of seems like they don't take periodic peaks at HcH
Listening to them talk about Cohen was a nice reminder these media types don’t know shit. -
that's funny, I don't much care for Abraham but like Woods. I don't watch the stream but listen to the pod.Doog_de_Jour said:
I only watched part of the episode before I fell asleep (they have their stuff up on YouTube now) and I’m pretty sure in David Wood’s case he said the whole “loyalty to her coaches” in a mocking tone (you’ll remember his critical Tweets of the hire earlier yesterday).DerekJohnson said:They're attributing the fact Hopkins is still here to Jen Cohen's steadfast loyalty to her coaches.
They said Husky fans seem to universally love her. Kind of seems like they don't take periodic peaks at HcH
I love Ryan Abraham but he can sometimes be a huge Trooj, so I’m not surprised he’s towing the company line. He’ll come around though. -
She won’t have anything to do with NIL at USC. Stand back and let the business people take care of business. I’m hoping UWs next AD will do the same. Why put a Governor on something that has no regulations? Never understood why UW had to hold on so tightly to old rules and ideals when the floodgates opened. USC took the opportunity to get back to being USC and I’m sure she’ll be grateful it’s out of her hands.LawDawg1 said:USC is going to love her NIL director hires.
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According to Jen, it felt “icky.” Remember? She wanted to do things “the right way” even though there was no wrong way as you indicate.theknowledge said:
She won’t have anything to do with NIL at USC. Stand back and let the business people take care of business. I’m hoping UWs next AD will do the same. Why put a Governor on something that has no regulations? Never understood why UW had to hold on so tightly to old rules and ideals when the floodgates opened. USC took the opportunity to get back to being USC and I’m sure she’ll be grateful it’s out of her hands.LawDawg1 said:USC is going to love her NIL director hires.
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USC is a mess right now. The AD issue, the scandals on campus; this is not Pete’s or OJ’s SC. This will be a more difficult job than expected, and “upper” campus is not going to tolerate scandal. They will tolerate incompetence if it’s not headline material.
Maybe it’s a bad take, but Cauce has grown on me. She had a binary choice (non-binary?) on the future of Husky football, and she made the right decision. Plus, she let Cohen walk, and as highlighted by others on the site, there’s some really deplorable things Cohen allowed. So, there might be some hope here.
