2024 Coaching Carousel

[Xavier]

I don’t see cal leaving Arkansas. I thought his billionaire buddies convinced him to go- so you’d think NIL all set. What more do you want?

[noteggs]

Every time I look at Rodney Terry, I think of the series Better Call Saul. You know that dude who owned the chicken franchise.

[Xville]

Every time I look at Rodney Terry, I think of the series Better Call Saul. You know that dude who owned the chicken franchise.

Ha I think of reading rainbow

[MHettel]

Every time I look at Rodney Terry, I think of the series Better Call Saul. You know that dude who owned the chicken franchise.

Gustavo Fring.

Little known fact…..he was the black cop in The Usual Suspects that got that burned up guy in the hospital to say Kaizer Soze right before he died…

[JEHARDI]

I think they’d look at Mack. I’m not joking.

I want Sean. Bringing a new coach in these days is way easier than it was with the NIL/Portal era. So in that regard, I don’t really think losing Sean is a program nail in coffin situation. Having said all that I don’t see him leaving anyways.

How has it become easier? We are not paying the full value of a coach of Sean’s caliber. We would be taking a chance on another up and comer and would be starting from scratch. Conwell and Swain, likely move on and players that would come to play for Sean look elsewhere. It would be a disaster for the program.

[Xavier]

Just in general, when you’re already flipping the roster by 7 guys a year- guys don’t have to sit to transfer to you, etc etc.

Just look at first year coaches around college, they are doing pretty good. IE Michigan. In general it’s much much easier to have a coaching change in this era than it’s ever been is all I’m saying.

[Xville]

Look at Kelsey at Louisville.

It’s a heck of a lot easier to turn around a program in this day and age. Again I don’t want to lose Sean if I had the choice, but it’s not catastrophic as it would have been a few years ago. Then again gc would be the one hiring, so maybe it would be catastrophic lol

[noteggs]

Just in general, when you’re already flipping the roster by 7 guys a year- guys don’t have to sit to transfer to you, etc etc.

Just look at first year coaches around college, they are doing pretty good. IE Michigan. In general it’s much much easier to have a coaching change in this era than it’s ever been is all I’m saying.

As to your last paragraph, never thought of that and makes sense. Guess we are about 2-3 years to find out what’s going to land in this new environment.

[JEHARDI]

As to your last paragraph, never thought of that and makes sense. Guess we are about 2-3 years to find out what’s going to land in this new environment.

Michigan and Louisville have much deeper pockets than X, no comparison.

[Xville]

Michigan and Louisville have much deeper pockets than X, no comparison.

You may want to see what Louisville is paying Kelsey currently and I know their nil situation. It’s fine but it’s not what you’d think. A lot of it goes to football