UL no longer is under NCAA sanctions limiting scholarships, but will Ragin' Cajuns coach Mark Hudspeth be around long enough to benefit?
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UL no longer is under NCAA sanctions limiting scholarships, but will Ragin' Cajuns coach Mark Hudspeth be around long enough to benefit?
Could Hud theoretically add scholarship players to the team and they play against App State?
No. But the next coach will
I think they gonna give hud 1 more year with full scholarships. Not what I want necessarily but probably the right thing to do strictly from a win lose standpoint. To me when he called all the oil money that donated to the APC hypocrites, they should have made a statement to the big boosters and fired him then. You wouldn't have as many leave and you'd have just cause.
You're Krazy, Cajun! He gone!😁Quote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
So, in your humble opinion, why is giving him another year "the right thing to do" just because he's coming off of probation (that he caused)?Quote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
The cold mountains of north carolina hopefully will end our hot mess of a football program. I personally feel that a decision has been made by Maggard. The big cheese T Slow is waiting for final game for added justification for termination for 3 straight losing seasons.
Guys, its like this..
The same man who caused the penalties, can not then use the penalties as justification for losing.
Just in the same way that the man who insults the fanbase can not be the same man that tells the fanbase we need to "come together".
You just have character issues...Quote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
Apparently we all do.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Clutch0364
Well, if not excepting mediocrity and being the joke of all things football makes me have character issues then I'm guilty too.Quote:
Originally Posted by basinbear
Lafayette, Louisiana: The only place in America where the customer is WRONG.
If Hud had caused the probation his name wouldn't Saunder a mention the past 2 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
Are you being serious right now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
Still happened under his watch. That is a fact. He hired Saunders, he was the man in charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
It did but the university can’t hardly hold him accountable for something after they adamantly defended him and said he did nothing wrong. They would open themselves up to NCAA and wrongful termination. It’s best they stay away from that from their side.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunJack55
Agree, but that works both ways, they don't have to come out and say it, but they should not keep him around if the sole reason is to see what he does once the sanctions are lifted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hark Mudspeth
AgreedQuote:
Originally Posted by CajunJack55
From day one I’ve contended that he knew exactly who he was hiring. He hired a guy that he didn’t have to give orders to cheat. Plausible deniability for him. He just thought he’d be on a fast track outta here before they got caught.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunJack55
Yes, he’s absolutely responsible for schloraship losses. No it’s not just fair to let him have another year now. His record is his record including vacated wins. He’s got a losing record.
How would lifting the sanctions help him in any significant way next year, especially with his track record of bringing in talent? Seems they'd have to give him a couple more years at least if that was what they were planning.
Absolutely. Every word.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunEXPRESS
Micromanagement of staff. Lost several coordinators.
Loss of Rebowe severely damaged recruiting.
He knew full well what Saunders was about when we hired him.
That s-show caught up with us, and here we are today.
We gave him all the tools to do the job denied all previous coaches, and he has failed.
End of the story.
He should be held accountable for the overall climate of the program. This includes losses, Trump bashing in the locker room, insulting the fans' character, no continuity at quarterback, arrests (and benching said players in week nine for something that happened at the beginning of the season), empty stands despite incredible (and successful) efforts to enhance the game experience, and others I'm sure I forgot to mention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hark Mudspeth
On the field is only part of the issue, and none of the above has anything to do with probation.
On the field, we gave up 66 points to a team that won 2 games. We wouldn't even be sniffing 6-6 had SLU kicked the extra point instead of stupidly going for two. We got destroyed by a 2 win team with an interim coach on senior day with a bowl berth on the line, and the team's body language said they couldn't care less.
Sanctions aren't our problem.
He did what I feared weeks ago.
He wasted a guy's redshirt trying to save his own arse.
Simply stating the university should stay away from the sanctions publicly. The NCAA has done crazier things to programs like ours. I’m personally in the camp that hud doesn’t cheat anymore than any other coach he just got caught. He probably is cleaner than most honestly. Everything else is why it’s time for him to go. I️ personally didn’t think there was a chance it would happen this year and it still might not but I think hud is Gone this year and he has already been told. No direct info, just a feeling from listening to several different interviews and hearsay.Quote:
Originally Posted by jllanclos