tonyhuntoon

I second that opinion. Scary that Army may actually be in a bowl game.

I said it at the time, and I will say it again: You can't hire a high school football coach and expect results. Notre Dame couldn't do it, and neither can we. Southlake Carroll had the best of everything. Dodge got it done. What happened at Newman Smith?

Be it what it may, dead cardinal is a little fucked up.

It's time to end the HIGH SCHOOL football coach experiment. This has got to be the worst defense I have ever seen.

Gotta LOVE the way he just walked out. It was like F@@@ you, I quit! I hate A&M.

Good post. Sounds just like a divorce doesn't it?

No real reason to take that job. Better conference and team. SMU forgets that they aren't in the SWC any more.

Makes you wonder: Did NT get worse over the last several years? Or did the SBC get better? Or maybe a little bit of both.

Time to go back to the FLYING WORM! And while we are at it, how about the APPLE GREEN color!

An underwhelming hire.

Really old water under the bridge. The helmet design looked much better though. BRING BACK CORKY!!!!!!!!!!!!

AND I am the guy that thought the firing of Matt Simon was short sighted.

The Andrew Smith death was a killer for this program. However, what else killed the program? 1. Screwing up Jamario. Who told the guy to start adding bulk after his freshman season? 2. Screwing up the Cobbs-Jamario backfield. He couldn't really get both on the field at the same time? 3. The inability to name a starting QB, EVER! Even when Hall was here, argubly one of the best QBs to ever don the Green and White, the guy had a hard time making up his mind on a starter.

WOW! The guy hasn't been up to the task over the last several years, but come on! He was responsible for FOUR SBC championships. He took the program to heights it has never been before. Let's at least look at the accomplishments along with the disappointments.

The WORST thing NT could do is hire a high school coach. Just because a guy can give a speech doesn't mean you throw a D1 job at him. If that's the case, let's hire Tony Robbins.