laxtonto

Left UNT to be the Special Asst to the HC at Texas. Less responsibilities, a more recruiting-centric management role and most likely a significant raise. Same title they have Gary Patterson

Couple of things people are misrepresenting regarding the Pac4 1. The current CFP auto status is only for 2 more years and it should already be a foregone conclusion that the CFP is moving to a Power 4 instead of keeping the designation for whatever frakenstein setup they end up with 2. There is no real TV market or escalators that the Pac4 can use to secure a landing spot that will get there future landing spot to be remotely close to their current payout for the next 8 to 10 years. So even if you are looking at 250M plus the NCAA credits, that would have to roll into their next decade to augment their new conference payout to just break even with what they are at. Going from 20M to 5-7M is a disaster for their budgets. So they are flush with cash but cant use it for anything but keeping themselves (nd for many their massive debt payments) afloat.

Let me know the link. Hell, I would be in for 4 at this point. Its not like I am going to be able to make any games from Ohio anyways,

LIGHT THE douchebagING TOWER!

YES!!!!!

So you would have have liked the current OC at a Pac12 school to become our OC better instead of our HC. Yeah, I would to, but…

I think Riley turning down A&M for 3yrs at 2M per took him off the board early this week. So the real question is what made them pivot from Fuentes to Morris?

The question with Morris isn’t the man or the scheme but does he have the contacts to build staff and the willingness to bring in a few grizzled vets to help him grow into being a HC

I’m a bit concerned because the last longterm pedigree that they kept signaling they wanted, but I love the idea

Morris!

Perry was a “favor” interview, just like Marion at Texas was at Tulsa… Everything I have heard has been centered on one guy on the list, and so at this point I am sticking with my prediction of Fuentes.

RIP Pirate People may never truly understand the impact you had on the game, but more importantly how many lives you impacted.