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Well done!

I saw an interesting podcast that predicted in the next few years football programs will spin off from other sports . They would form football only conferences separate from a universities other sports. Think University of Northern Illinois but on a global basis.

In an effort to attract students just give 'limited" free food to the student section. For example,drinks, popcorn, and a dog, one serving only.

Well as many assistants as they have in the Athletic Department I could probably put put on a suit and tie, grab a clipboard, and slide right in.

Our administration just doesn't seem to see the big picture. Positive news about our athletics is positive news about our university.

I think he was a good coach in a bad conference. I wish him well but would like to know what options, if any, we had.

So would I.

So our new slogan is " it could of been worse?"

77% winning percentage is great at at any level, including middle school. I hope its MILLER time!

Most recent basketball coaching contracts I have read about are for 6 years.

two years

Looks good on paper.

The transfer portal just opened. I think sooner is better and would prefer an announcement this weekend.

If I am AD I would announce replacement on Tuesday. This will ensure the most coverage since we are playing on national tv that night.

He is the only President that we have, so that's a yes.

1] Our basketball coach is getting a $1 million+ per year raise. 2]The employees who were honored didn't schedule the event. 3] The luncheon could/should of been rescheduled 4] If I'm our women's coach I am out the door asap 5] for a university with a good business school we don't know much about good business 6] The decision to hold the luncheon was a failure of leadership at the top , and I don't mean our AD.

This is my understanding but I hope I misunderstood.

He did, and that's when Mosley found out he was losing Hodge with no plan 'B".

"Proactive" at UNT is an "oxymoron."

I doubt that any UNT coaches hires are "extremely supplemented by donor dollars." In fact I would be surprised if donors made any meaningful contribution to coaches salaries. This is North Texas in case we need a reminder.

I don't disagree but it looks like our AD was caught flat footed by Hodge's departure.

Scott Cross is 50 and the only UTA men's basketball coach with a willing record. His Troy teams play good defense as well.

We certainly are in the position to be one based upon what MAC and Ross have done. However our attendance dropped significantly this year despite fielding a quality team which shouldn't happen at a "basketball " school. Also we need a dedicated arena as well.

I don't know exactly how the NIL works when it comes to intermingling with university dollars but you might not be able to transfer one to another. Would someone who actually knows jump in. Thanks

Do they have a top assistant ready to make the move up?