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An Outside the Box Suggestion for Romar Replacement
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Whooshwhuggy said:Scott Rueck. OSU women's coach.
Turned a garbage program into
championship status. Total opposite
of Romar in that he can coach his ass
off. Recruiting might be an issue but
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I've forgotten more chit than the Seattle media boners know.dnc said:
Both of these are quality points. Chinteresting. Maybe @haie knows his chit.Tequilla said:
There's nothing that I've heard publicly to either staying or leaving ...MelloDawg said:Is there any news or any substantiating the rumor that Romar is supposedly moving on/out? Actual news tends to get buried around this place
As I said elsewhere, Cohen's been silent on this issue for the balance of the season. The usual protocol when you have an embattled coach like Romar is right now is some kind of public comment offering support. I haven't seen anything close to that.
The other thing that gives me optimism is that members of the too slow to the party Seattle media have started making noise about Romar. If there's one thing I've learned about the Seattle media, breaking stories, and being hard on a situation it's that they rarely say anything until they are hearing things off the record that make it look like they won't have to be accountable to the person they are criticizing much longer. The media in this town is way too caught up in their access to ever threaten calling it as they see it.
Romar has been gone for awhile.
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When will it be public?haie said:dnc said:
Both of these are quality points. Chinteresting. Maybe @haie knows his chit.Tequilla said:
There's nothing that I've heard publicly to either staying or leaving ...MelloDawg said:Is there any news or any substantiating the rumor that Romar is supposedly moving on/out? Actual news tends to get buried around this place
As I said elsewhere, Cohen's been silent on this issue for the balance of the season. The usual protocol when you have an embattled coach like Romar is right now is some kind of public comment offering support. I haven't seen anything close to that.
The other thing that gives me optimism is that members of the too slow to the party Seattle media have started making noise about Romar. If there's one thing I've learned about the Seattle media, breaking stories, and being hard on a situation it's that they rarely say anything until they are hearing things off the record that make it look like they won't have to be accountable to the person they are criticizing much longer. The media in this town is way too caught up in their access to ever threaten calling it as they see it.
I've forgotten more chit than the Seattle media boners know.
Romar has been gone for awhile. -
No idea. All I know is he had a discussion after the UCLA game, and the end result was that he was told this was his last season. I also know for a fact that the AD is convinced Porter Jr. would still come here even with Romar gone.dnc said:
When will it be public?haie said:dnc said:
Both of these are quality points. Chinteresting. Maybe @haie knows his chit.Tequilla said:
There's nothing that I've heard publicly to either staying or leaving ...MelloDawg said:Is there any news or any substantiating the rumor that Romar is supposedly moving on/out? Actual news tends to get buried around this place
As I said elsewhere, Cohen's been silent on this issue for the balance of the season. The usual protocol when you have an embattled coach like Romar is right now is some kind of public comment offering support. I haven't seen anything close to that.
The other thing that gives me optimism is that members of the too slow to the party Seattle media have started making noise about Romar. If there's one thing I've learned about the Seattle media, breaking stories, and being hard on a situation it's that they rarely say anything until they are hearing things off the record that make it look like they won't have to be accountable to the person they are criticizing much longer. The media in this town is way too caught up in their access to ever threaten calling it as they see it.
I've forgotten more chit than the Seattle media boners know.
Romar has been gone for awhile. -
Tony Bennett anyone?
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When will it be public?
No idea. All I know is he had a discussion after the UCLA game, and the end result was that he was told this was his last season. I also know for a fact that the AD is convinced Porter Jr. would still come here even with Romar gone.
I love you if this turns out to be true.
I hate you if this turns out to be false.
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I don't see that happening, but if by some miracle it were true, that would have to be a pretty nice draw for potential hires.haie said:
No idea. All I know is he had a discussion after the UCLA game, and the end result was that he was told this was his last season. I also know for a fact that the AD is convinced Porter Jr. would still come here even with Romar gone.dnc said:
When will it be public?haie said:dnc said:
Both of these are quality points. Chinteresting. Maybe @haie knows his chit.Tequilla said:
There's nothing that I've heard publicly to either staying or leaving ...MelloDawg said:Is there any news or any substantiating the rumor that Romar is supposedly moving on/out? Actual news tends to get buried around this place
As I said elsewhere, Cohen's been silent on this issue for the balance of the season. The usual protocol when you have an embattled coach like Romar is right now is some kind of public comment offering support. I haven't seen anything close to that.
The other thing that gives me optimism is that members of the too slow to the party Seattle media have started making noise about Romar. If there's one thing I've learned about the Seattle media, breaking stories, and being hard on a situation it's that they rarely say anything until they are hearing things off the record that make it look like they won't have to be accountable to the person they are criticizing much longer. The media in this town is way too caught up in their access to ever threaten calling it as they see it.
I've forgotten more chit than the Seattle media boners know.
Romar has been gone for awhile. -
I'm too lazy to look this up. Any data out there people know about that suggests people leave in mass numbers after coach hire?UWhuskytskeet said:
I don't see that happening, but if by some miracle it were true, that would have to be a pretty nice draw for potential hires.haie said:
No idea. All I know is he had a discussion after the UCLA game, and the end result was that he was told this was his last season. I also know for a fact that the AD is convinced Porter Jr. would still come here even with Romar gone.dnc said:
When will it be public?haie said:dnc said:
Both of these are quality points. Chinteresting. Maybe @haie knows his chit.Tequilla said:
There's nothing that I've heard publicly to either staying or leaving ...MelloDawg said:Is there any news or any substantiating the rumor that Romar is supposedly moving on/out? Actual news tends to get buried around this place
As I said elsewhere, Cohen's been silent on this issue for the balance of the season. The usual protocol when you have an embattled coach like Romar is right now is some kind of public comment offering support. I haven't seen anything close to that.
The other thing that gives me optimism is that members of the too slow to the party Seattle media have started making noise about Romar. If there's one thing I've learned about the Seattle media, breaking stories, and being hard on a situation it's that they rarely say anything until they are hearing things off the record that make it look like they won't have to be accountable to the person they are criticizing much longer. The media in this town is way too caught up in their access to ever threaten calling it as they see it.
I've forgotten more chit than the Seattle media boners know.
Romar has been gone for awhile.
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When the Israelites hired Moses, people left in pretty mass numbers from Egypt. I'd call that significant data.FreeChavez said:
I'm too lazy to look this up. Any data out there people know about that suggests people leave in mass numbers after coach hire?UWhuskytskeet said:
I don't see that happening, but if by some miracle it were true, that would have to be a pretty nice draw for potential hires.haie said:
No idea. All I know is he had a discussion after the UCLA game, and the end result was that he was told this was his last season. I also know for a fact that the AD is convinced Porter Jr. would still come here even with Romar gone.dnc said:
When will it be public?haie said:dnc said:
Both of these are quality points. Chinteresting. Maybe @haie knows his chit.Tequilla said:
There's nothing that I've heard publicly to either staying or leaving ...MelloDawg said:Is there any news or any substantiating the rumor that Romar is supposedly moving on/out? Actual news tends to get buried around this place
As I said elsewhere, Cohen's been silent on this issue for the balance of the season. The usual protocol when you have an embattled coach like Romar is right now is some kind of public comment offering support. I haven't seen anything close to that.
The other thing that gives me optimism is that members of the too slow to the party Seattle media have started making noise about Romar. If there's one thing I've learned about the Seattle media, breaking stories, and being hard on a situation it's that they rarely say anything until they are hearing things off the record that make it look like they won't have to be accountable to the person they are criticizing much longer. The media in this town is way too caught up in their access to ever threaten calling it as they see it.
I've forgotten more chit than the Seattle media boners know.
Romar has been gone for awhile.
