Washington may not have won the title, but you guys have one of the most interesting boards out there. As to the question of who to hire, that's a tough one. The last in house hire was a disaster, but at this point what is the alternative? The Michigan gig may open up soon, I anticipate they know one way or the other.
Programs like Bama, Georgia, USC, Texas, Ohio State, LSU, and a few others can snipe whoever most of the time. Washington going into the B1G, even at a half share (for now) , and the recent success bumps them ahead of every Big 12 program. Most of the ACC ones outside Clemson or FSU. Heck most of the B1G and bottom tier SEC. I'd think the Kansas State, Kansas, or Arizona coach should be an option. Perhaps even Brohm at Louisville.
DeBoor is like one of those 1980s corporate raiders. Come in to a depressed asset, produce some quick results with perhaps a little chicanery, strip everything of value out, and then LEAVE.
DeBoor is like one of those 1980s corporate raiders. Come in to a depressed asset, produce some quick results with perhaps a little chicanery, strip everything of value out, and then LEAVE.
DeBoor is like one of those 1980s corporate raiders. Come in to a depressed asset, produce some quick results with perhaps a little chicanery, strip everything of value out, and then LEAVE.
DeBoor is like one of those 1980s corporate raiders. Come in to a depressed asset, produce some quick results with perhaps a little chicanery, strip everything of value out, and then LEAVE.
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One of the many reasons I’m going to get pets again. They’re excellent judges of character.
Programs like Bama, Georgia, USC, Texas, Ohio State, LSU, and a few others can snipe whoever most of the time. Washington going into the B1G, even at a half share (for now) , and the recent success bumps them ahead of every Big 12 program. Most of the ACC ones outside Clemson or FSU. Heck most of the B1G and bottom tier SEC. I'd think the Kansas State, Kansas, or Arizona coach should be an option. Perhaps even Brohm at Louisville.