Scelfo Fired at Tulane, ire at UL, hired at Tech

[CajunRed]

I like that thought and agree.

Word is... Scelfo went to the Tech interview in a UL loaner car... called Bustle and told him he was being offered more money by Tech... Bustle said he wouldn't match their offer... but Scelfo then told Tech we were indeed going to match their offer. Tech then upped their offer.

Does the word... "classless" come to mind?

[fleaux]

I assure you, Frank Scelfo is not a man of questionable character. Apparently someone didn't commit to him as he felt he committed to them.

[shof]

I assure you, Frank Scelfo is not a man of questionable character. Apparently someone didn't commit to him as he felt he committed to them.

I'd love to hear your elaboration on this. From what I have heard/read, etc, he had accepted (verbally) the Cajun's offer, was already using the school' s loaner vehicle, and had delayed actually signing the deal (his request) due to his Tulane contract. Then he goes to Tech and further negotiates. This is definitely a "somebody done somebody wrong" song; and I don't think it was the cajuns. Hey, I've got no problem trying to negotiate the best deal possible; but when you say "done" and shake on it (or whatever), its done. Only thing I can see here is a lack of integrity from Mr Scelfo; and I'm glad we found out now, vice later in the process.

[rhineaux]

I assure you, Frank Scelfo is not a man of questionable character. Apparently someone didn't commit to him as he felt he committed to them.

Hey Frank,
Thanks for letting this be the last thing you do before leaving Lafayette.

[Zeebart21]

I assure you, Frank Scelfo is not a man of questionable character. Apparently someone didn't commit to him as he felt he committed to them.

Aaawwww Fleaux, tell us what a charismatic man Mr Scelfo is. Please!!!

Read Shof's post......

Z.

[Just1More]

I assure you, Frank Scelfo is not a man of questionable character. Apparently someone didn't commit to him as he felt he committed to them.

Saban, you got the money and all the media attention. You don't need to go around making excuses for people who do not honor their agreements. If it indeed bothers you that much, go get some counceling.

[irageetee]

The bottom line is measured by wins and losses. Scelfo had years at Tulane as a loser. The Cajuns need to hire a winner, someone that has a record of scoring points and winning games. ( at any level ) Go Cajuns!

[johnnylightnin]

The bottom line is measured by wins and losses. Scelfo had years at Tulane as a loser. The Cajuns need to hire a winner, someone that has a record of scoring points and winning games. ( at any level ) Go Cajuns!

Here is what Frank Scelfo's offense did while he was the OC:

2006: 19 ppg
2005: 21 ppg
2004: 27 ppg
2003: 28 ppg
2002: 28 ppg
2001: 29 ppg
2000: 30 ppg
1999: 25 ppg

Tulane's problem wasn't offense.

[Cajun Express]

I assure you, Frank Scelfo is not a man of questionable character. Apparently someone didn't commit to him as he felt he committed to them.

And you feel good that he got Tech to bid against Tech.

That is the ultimate double cross.

[johnnylightnin]

And you feel good that he got Tech to bid against Tech.

That is the ultimate double cross.

Tech had made their coordinator salaries public before they interviewed any of the potential OCs. The wisdom of that decision is separate issue, but Scelfo isn't being paid anymore than what had been published shortly after Dooley was hired.

[Cajun Express]

Tech had made their coordinator salaries public before they interviewed any of the potential OCs. The wisdom of that decision is separate issue, but Scelfo isn't being paid anymore than what had been published shortly after Dooley was hired.

Source would be nice. FWIW

[johnnylightnin]

Source would be nice. FWIW

I'll look for it. It was in the Monroe Newsstar.