HenneManCrush

January 9th, 2020 at 9:49 PM ^

Because programs aren't willing to settle for who they are. Glen Mason had a great thing going at Minnesota but it wasn't good enough so they hired...Tim Brewster. How did that go?

We laugh at Iowa, but Iowa knows what it is and has stuck with Ferentz. They're going to win 7-9 games a season and every so many years sneak up and win a conference title. That's what Iowa will always be, and good on them for basically recognizing and owning that.

ak47

January 9th, 2020 at 11:15 PM ^

Yeah fuck me for having a problem with the guy who doesn’t think Baylor did anything wrong. You also think joe Paterno got a bad deal?

we get it from your posts your a selfish piece of shit asshole that doesn’t care about anything but what he wants. 

xtramelanin

January 9th, 2020 at 3:16 PM ^

granted i haven't spoken to leach in a lot of years, but when i did know him and based on what i've seen in his coaching career, i'm not sure he's an automatic 'SEC coach who will pay $ to recruits".  he might be, i won't say 'no way', but that's nothing i ever picked up on. 

TheCube

January 9th, 2020 at 2:22 PM ^

Bama LSU Auburn TAMU and Ole Miss will take vast majority of said players. He will have better athletes but relatively speaking his competition is even more talented. Mullen was a miracle worker. Moorehead was more in line with their actual results. 
 

Combine that with his offense that tends to have the RR problem when it comes to beating up on cupcakes and getting shut down by competent opponents, idk man. 

DonAZ

January 9th, 2020 at 2:40 PM ^

The University of Arizona in Tucson would like to have a word with you ...

The desert takes some getting used to.  For some kid out of Florida, or Alabama, or even southern California, Tucson will feel like a different world, with nothing much to do.  Plus, it's a basketball school and nobody much cares about football.   

SBayBlue

January 9th, 2020 at 3:22 PM ^

Huh? Tucson is 1.5 hours away from the 11th largest metro area in the country, which has lots of good high school football players. It has a population of 1M. An int'l airport with 50 daily nonstop flights, including LA, SF, CHI and DEN.

Pullman, population of 30K or 30 times less than Tucson, and the Palouse, is 4.5 hours away from Seattle, and an airport with one destination--Seattle.

I've never been to Wazoo, but you can't compare its remoteness to Tucson.

thethirdcoast

January 9th, 2020 at 4:32 PM ^

I've flown into Pullman on a turboprop.

The airport 'terminal' is a one-building shack.

I can't think of a more remote, isolated P5 football program. Anyone who can consistently recruit and win there is an excellent coach, which is why Alabama had such high hopes for Mike Price.

The nicest thing I can say is that there is no comparison to Tucson in terms of remoteness.

I will also say that I liked Moscow, ID a lot better than Pullman, WA.

Sambojangles

January 9th, 2020 at 1:37 PM ^

The Egg Bowl is already one of the most ridiculous rivalry games. Mike Leach vs Lane Kiffin will make it even more insane. 

This is proof that we live in a simulation, and somehow other-dimension Spencer Hall is in charge of SEC West coaches just for his own enjoyment. 

1VaBlue1

January 9th, 2020 at 1:48 PM ^

He wins everywhere he goes, though.  Doesn't win big, but always has competitive teams that are fun to watch.  So yeah, for programs like WSU, Miss St, and that ilk, he's a pretty good coach.  He'll have them more competitive than Moorehead did, and probably on par with what Dan Mullen did there.