He needs to keep his mouth of the SEC and worry about his own team.big game bob showed up
He needs to keep his mouth of the SEC and worry about his own team.big game bob showed up
One wonders how they could Stoop :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin: to that level.Losing to a team like that while undefeated is pretty Bob Stoops.
seeing a lot of the same from uga. i think the rage was used up over the last few years. now they're just tired and sadRemarkably low level of meltdown on soonerfans - they almost seem used to it...
I was in a downtown hotel years ago (late 70's) after the game. They came through around 2 or 3 AM to clean up the streets by basically hosing them down with firehoses. There were a couple of groups jawing back and forth in the street below my window. I looked out just in time to see the firemen turn their hoses on them to "cool them off". Broke up the argument pretty quickly.Okay. First, living in Texas is especially sweet this year. I've been dishing it out to the UT fans all year and NOW I get to give a big old heaping crap sammich to the OU fans. It's like Christmas came early.
Secondly, my oldest daughter lives in Dallas in Uptown. She said she had to call the cops because a bunch of drunk OU fans and a bunch of drunk UT fans got into a fight in the street below her window. Between that and the dude in the Maserati driving his car into a pole, she said it was an awesome weekend.
There are more details about what Steve Patterson did behind the scenes. He apparently was a horrible AD.Let's be honest, it's going to take guaranteed contracts of two years, maybe even three years for whoever comes in to take over the offense for next season.
Two sources close to the situation told HornsDigest.com UT president Greg Fenves and interim athletic director Mike Perrin are unequivocal in their support of Charlie Strong coming back in 2016 - even if Texas loses its final two games against Texas Tech and Baylor - because they believe in Strong and feel he didn't receive the support he needed during his first 20 months at Texas.
How things play out from here will be critical to the near-term success of not only Strong but also Perrin and Fenves in their jobs because the state of the Longhorns' football program simply means that much to the financial bottom line of athletics and to the overall state of mind of the university and its faithful.
So if I'm Charlie Strong, I get with Perrin right now - share what I'm thinking, talk about what it's going to take financially - so Strong, Perrin and Fenves can all get on the same page about everything going forward. And Perrin and Fenves can work behind the scenes to inform and get buy-in from key power brokers.
What I'm about to say isn't a conversation that's been easy to have - and still probably isn't - with Shawn Watson still on the staff at Texas: But I was able to confirm Strong explored bringing both Chad Morris and Tom Herman to Texas as offensive coordinator when Strong was first hired at UT in January of 2014. Morris, now the head coach at SMU, had a $5 million buyout at Clemson for any job other than head coach, and Patterson said no way (even though Morris would have come - that's how much Morris wanted to get back to Texas and get in at the flagship).
Herman, a former graduate assistant coach at Texas under Mack Brown, told Strong he thought he'd be in line for a head-coaching job in a year and that he thought Ohio State was in line for a special year in 2014. It turns out Herman was right on both counts as he won the Broyles Award, given to the nation's top college football assistant coach for helping Ohio State win the national title with its third-string quarterback. As the head coach at Houston, Herman's Cougars are 10-0 with games left at UConn and against Navy.
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[/FONT]There are more details about what Steve Patterson did behind the scenes. He apparently was a horrible AD.
Patterson was apparently quite the micro-manager. For Strong's sake, I hope whoever the permanent AD is, will have a clue and give him support like he seems to be getting from Mike Perrin.[FONT=proxima_regular]* Patterson cutting the meals coaches could eat in the athletic dining hall from unlimited to 30 per year didn't hurt the head coaches as much as it hurt the assistant coaches at Texas, including those quality control assistants who needed every meal UT could help them out with (because they were making so little).
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[/FONT][FONT=proxima_regular]* Patterson cut the assistant coaches' ticket allotment from 8 to 4 and cut the allotment for the rest of the football staff from 4 to 2. If a football staff member has two kids, he can't even send his family to a home game without hitting up someone else for more tickets.
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[/FONT][FONT=proxima_regular]* One of the things that ....ed off Strong the most was Patterson and chief revenue officer Steve Hank's attempt to cut the coat, tie and fitted dress shirt and pants for the players to wear when traveling and on game days - when it's time for business. The cost is roughly $20,000, I was told, and Patterson/Hank said the players could wear their Nike sweats.[/FONT]
Funny; I hadn't heard that before...There are more details about what Steve Patterson did behind the scenes. He apparently was a horrible AD.
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There are more details about what Steve Patterson did behind the scenes. He apparently was a horrible AD.