DR Maggard on Shultz 7/9/2023

It he is not and will not be gone. Get used to it and enjoy it . . . or eat lots of cheese . . .

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Originally Posted by CajunVic

It he is not and will not be gone. Get used to it and enjoy it . . . or eat lots of cheese . . .

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Take the abuse and like it. Do you work for the athletic department?

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Originally Posted by NCAA or BUST

Take the abuse and like it. Do you work for the athletic department?

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. . . it’s only abuse if you make it abuse . . . and hell no . . .

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Originally Posted by Turbine

The thing that stops me from calling his 1-in-5 good years a fluke is that they are all so perfectly timed with his contract years.

That's no fluke.

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Yes indeed

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Originally Posted by CajunVic

It he is not and will not be gone. Get used to it and enjoy it . . . or eat lots of cheese . . .

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Or just not give a rats behind about the state of basketball at UL for another 7 years. So he can draw his full retirement from the state. I mean, we are such a generous university.

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Originally Posted by cajun4life

... at UL for another 7 years. So he can draw his full retirement from the state. I mean, we are such a generous university.

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I was told, they extended Robert Lee for that reason

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Originally Posted by Turbine

The thing that stops me from calling his 1-in-5 good years a fluke is that they are all so perfectly timed with his contract years.

That's no fluke.

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If so he might be the greatest skilled coach of all time in any sport. Turning it on and off probably harder than always winning, bet saban and coach k couldn't do that

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Originally Posted by cajun4life

Or just not give a rats behind about the state of basketball at UL for another 7 years. So he can draw his full retirement from the state. I mean, we are such a generous university.

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He’s not close to being the only one. We’ve become the old McLeast, where coaches come to pad their retirement years of service.

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Originally Posted by ZoomZoom

He’s not close to being the only one. We’ve become the old McLeast, where coaches come to pad their retirement years of service.

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Name them . . . our current AD has pretty much replaced all major coaches except Basketball . . . that’s a pretty broad statement and really does not fit unless you are just after cheese . . .

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Originally Posted by CajunVic

Name them . . . our current AD has pretty much replaced all major coaches except Basketball . . . that’s a pretty broad statement and really does not fit unless you are just after cheese . . .

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Doesn’t have to be a head coach to come pad years. Start at Viator and work from there…

UL knew what they were getting with Marlin.

Marlin did the same at Sam Houston State, 2 NCAA births in 12 years.

I guess they are thinking <i>we hired him with 2-in-12, we, should keep him with 2-in12</i>

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Originally Posted by CajunVic

Name them . . . our current AD has pretty much replaced all major coaches except Basketball . . . that’s a pretty broad statement and really does not fit unless you are just after cheese . . .

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If you, start with the current AD you have a case.

If you broaden your view in time, there is a culture of retention for poor performances.