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Now we are allegedly outbidding Ohio State and paying lavishly for Grubb.
Aside from a fire being lit under Cohen's behind by all the GoFundMe talk on Hardcore Husky, it would be interesting to find out exactly what happened that triggered this sudden change in philosophy.
Simple as the euphoria of beating Oregon? Or something additional?
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Mama Cauce bought a new tv and wanted to watch some wins on it
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My guess is she just had an epiphany while laying in bed. Geez, look what others are doing.DerekJohnson said:A year ago Jen Cohen responded to NIL questions saying she wasn't going in that lane and we don't want her in that lane.
Now we are allegedly outbidding Ohio State and paying lavishly for Grubb.
Aside from a fire being lit under Cohen's behind by all the GoFundMe talk on Hardcore Husky, it would be interesting to find out exactly what happened that triggered this sudden change in philosophy.
Simple as the euphoria of beating Oregon? Or something additional?
Since she is unqualified to enact her vision, she just thought "Hey, I know people who can actually do this".
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"Hey Jen, get out of the way and keep your mouth shut. We'll handle things from here on out."
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Simply, a bunch of people had no clue what they were talking about and were just going off of Jen's arrogant personality and inability to communicate to fans.DerekJohnson said:A year ago Jen Cohen responded to NIL questions saying she wasn't going in that lane and we don't want her in that lane.
Now we are allegedly outbidding Ohio State and paying lavishly for Grubb.
Aside from a fire being lit under Cohen's behind by all the GoFundMe talk on Hardcore Husky, it would be interesting to find out exactly what happened that triggered this sudden change in philosophy.
Simple as the euphoria of beating Oregon? Or something additional?
Not the fans fault for doubting NIL and they got it going slower than some other schools, but at least they got it going. -
Maybe DeBoner told her “I am the captain now”
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I get the idea that Jen doesn't really have her own vision. She forms it as she goes based on her interpretation of what upper campus, other factions of the AD, boosters and coaches want. She seems prone to stumbling with initial decisions, like hiring Lake and Rammer, but adjusts course and catches on before it's too late.EwaDawg said:
My guess is she just had an epiphany while laying in bed. Geez, look what others are doing.DerekJohnson said:A year ago Jen Cohen responded to NIL questions saying she wasn't going in that lane and we don't want her in that lane.
Now we are allegedly outbidding Ohio State and paying lavishly for Grubb.
Aside from a fire being lit under Cohen's behind by all the GoFundMe talk on Hardcore Husky, it would be interesting to find out exactly what happened that triggered this sudden change in philosophy.
Simple as the euphoria of beating Oregon? Or something additional?
Since she is unqualified to enact her vision, she just thought "Hey, I know people who can actually do this".
Being a halfway competent AD (or making a move like one) is not Rocket Surgery.
Allegedly. I can't really tell WTF is going on. Fudgie provides all my "insider news". -
Is it possible that she was referring to not paying millions to unproven high school kids? UW's NIL focus does seem to be on putting a pool of money together to split equitably and most above and beyond that is to attract top portal players. A lot different than, say, AtM's $35 million recruiting class strategy.
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I hope so because it's smart1to392831weretaken said:Is it possible that she was referring to not paying millions to unproven high school kids? UW's NIL focus does seem to be on putting a pool of money together to split equitably and most above and beyond that is to attract top portal players. A lot different than, say, AtM's $35 million recruiting class strategy.
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Maybe DeBoer and his BBC (Big Beautiful Courtney) told her this is the way it's gotta be done
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We started winning and boosters wanted to get involved helping with personnel.
