Top 21 coaching hires in the country

[wcd35]

_ Good to know

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[cajun4life]

_ Come on C4Life, you know better than most here that if he has the success that we feel he can have here, some BCS program will come gobbling him up in 4-5 years. It's inevitable and we will just not be able to compete with what some of those programs will be able to. In the end, he will elevate this program and we will have to hope to go out and do it again. _

Zephyr, I am only half serious. I do believe that if HUD were to bring UL to 4 or 5 bowl games in his first contract then you would see the money available to pay him $750k or more. We are in a very unique situation here at UL. UL athletics have been neglected for a long time, we are just now starting to see what an athletic department with a vision has to offer. Each program is moving forward and once football takes off we will all be in for a fun ride.

We always like to compare ourselves to La Tech, well they are at or near their ceiling when it comes to potential. While we have never even attempted to reach our potential until DOC S took over. Instead under Doc A we were just surviving for the past 35 years as an athletic department. I don't think everyone realizes how many lost alumni and money we will reclaim once football starts to win. If HUD can have the success here that he had at North Alabama, a 66-21 record over 7 years, UL will explode.

I don't think we could ever keep HUD from jumping ship for a BCS program, but what I am saying is that I hope HUD builds this program into one that is stable and successful. I don't want to see him win 3 years in a row and then leave, I wouldn't blame him if he did though. But I hope to see him stay here for 5-10 years and create that winning tradition that we have lacked.

[moorecajun]

_ Zephyr, I am only half serious. I do believe that if HUD were to bring UL to 4 or 5 bowl games in his first contract then you would see the money available to pay him $750k or more. We are in a very unique situation here at UL. UL athletics have been neglected for a long time, we are just now starting to see what an athletic department with a vision has to offer. Each program is moving forward and once football takes off we will all be in for a fun ride.

We always like to compare ourselves to La Tech, well they are at or near their ceiling when it comes to potential. While we have never even attempted to reach our potential until DOC S took over. Instead under Doc A we were just surviving for the past 35 years as an athletic department. I don't think everyone realizes how many lost alumni and money we will reclaim once football starts to win. If HUD can have the success here that he had at North Alabama, a 66-21 record over 7 years, UL will explode.

I don't think we could ever keep HUD from jumping ship for a BCS program, but what I am saying is that I hope HUD builds this program into one that is stable and successful. I don't want to see him win 3 years in a row and then leave, I wouldn't blame him if he did though. But I hope to see him stay here for 5-10 years and create that winning tradition that we have lacked. _

I agree with you C4L; let's see what this program, and by that I mean all facets, coaching staff, administrators, and fans, can achieve! Who knows what our cap is, we have NEVER tried to reach our potential. Until now.

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Ditto on that C4L....I hope it is more than 750....we again are on the right path!


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