Why is Johnboy not commenting on any of this? Doesn't he have close ties to miss st? I may be wrong
Why is Johnboy not commenting on any of this? Doesn't he have close ties to miss st? I may be wrong
i think people have a deep misunderstanding of hud and mullen's relationship.
Not going to effecet recruiting now, or the future. Penn State will endure, victims will be compesated, and coach will be in jail. Bowls, television, all are part of Penn State. Penn State is not falling of the map. MSU is not yet on a map. Mullin would leap into Penn State for very little net money over the next couple of years. Designate a large portion of his contract to a victim fund.
Most Penn State commits are still waiting and have not recanted.
I hope Mullin stays, Hud stays and we have a great next three or four years.
I think you are misreading my post. It was in response to a question about HUD's name being in the rumor mill in general & the effect that would have on recruiting, not about him actually accepting another coaching job.
Edit: To my knowledgde HUD has not accepted another coaching position & until he does it is fruitless to worry over the devasting affects to the school.
The main reason why there were so many injuries in 2010 is cause the players were so poorly conditioned during the off season and regular season. If you don't work your body to the fullest to prepare yourself then your body will not be prepared for the punishment it is about to ensue. The previous Strength and Conditioning Coach did not take it to the level that the current Strength and Conditioning Coach did and there was also a lack of motivation to get it to that point, and that goes along way in relation to all the injuries and lack of success in the 2nd half of football games. That rash of injuries happened for a reason, and that reason wasnt cause we were unlucky.
BTW This university claims to be the largest Public Catholic University?? but yet so many are saying to sell your soul to jump on an opportunity to break countless promises made to a whole community in order to better yourself. Monetarily that would be good. But monetary value does not last as long as Spiritual Value and shows the true strength of a person in my opinion.
I guess I look at the world on a different level. mehthat and I've always been relatively poor haha
Well he made the point that Hud would not go anywhere with Mullen and that we could "take that to the bank". Why would he never work with him again, ever, if it was because they had such a great relationship? Maybe I'm missing something, but what you are saying, and what he said dont add up. Not that its any of my business
I think Hud has done a great job. And, I think he will do a great job next year for UL. I don't pretend to be an expert in these things, so I will ask a question. Other than Tennessee, does anybody know of a time when a coach with one year of head coaching experience in what is generally considered to be the weakest FCBS conference, who has never served as a coordinator at a major school, and who came in third in this weakest of all conferences, has been offered a head coaching position at an AQ conference school?
Hiring a new coach is always a high risk proposition. There are way too many variables to ever be certain. But, it does seem to me that you want to minimize your chance of being wrong by hiring someone that has a lengthier resume of "big time" success than does Hud. I believe we have him for at least two and very likely three years before he is offered at an AQ conference school.
Of the openings or potential openings available, the one I worry about is if Southenr Miss became available. Going from UL to a school that size would be a normal and expected advancement, though again his having been a HC for only one year is a problem. I don't see UAB as a possibility, That school is a graveyard and I've seen nothing that the administration can or is willing to do what it takes to get better. If Tulane or Memphis are not serious about getting better, I can't see Hud going their. If they are serious, and want to prove it to their supporters (read fatcats), they will need to bring in someone with more successful experience than Hud.
Again, this is not a knock on Hud. Next year, or certainly the year after that is the most we can expect if he continues his success of this year. I just think it's too soon for a "big" program to come after him.
Michigan's coach will walk in right behind that poor sap, and say to the kid's Mom. 'You know PSU pays that guy $4MM a year, but makes poor abused kids sue them to get a nickel. Do you want your child at a place like that?'
I was just pointing out that things could happen. Even the most conditioned athletes in the world get injured. It may not have been unlucky last year, but it could be next year. It was just a "what if" scenario.
As far as the spiritual stuff, I can see your point (I dont really like to or care to get into a religious conversation), but I also know that the vast majority of people, religious or not, that have families and jobs, usually have said jobs to support said families. And also that a vast majority are always going to try to better said job (ie, financial compensation) in order to better the lives of said families.
If somebody called you and offered you a 150% pay increase to do the same job that you are currently doing, what would you say?
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