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Strong to Auburn??

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As I posted in an earlier thread Charlie is not leaving:

 

 

“Then I look at the players I recruited here. I told them to come here for me and this university, and then all of a sudden I get a shot to go somewhere else and I walk away from them? I’m just not cut like that.

 

Brian Kelly said something similar to that as well. Money trumps honor in college and pro sports

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He won't be getting better money by going to Auburn.

 

I think it would be a bad move for him to leave UofL for a few reasons. First, we have the ability to pay him whatever it takes to keep him. That's a plus. Second, UofL is in a pretty good position right now. We're moving to a much better football conference, but the conference should be winnable more often than not. On the flip side of that, I think Louisville would be more understanding if they had a couple down years. I don't think Strong gets fired if he has two consecutive five win seasons. And finally, he'd be leaving a fan base that absolutely adores him. So IMO, I think it would be way to risky of a move going to Auburn.

 

Please explain to me how the Cards, who haven't exactly dominated the Big East "would be moving to a much better football conference" that would be "winnable more often that not"?? While I can agree the ACC is a better football conference than the Big East, what would assure them success in that conference?? While they've been strong in the Big East (not hard to do), they've hardly been dominate and be expected to be overpowering in a better league??

Please explain to me how the Cards, who haven't exactly dominated the Big East "would be moving to a much better football conference" that would be "winnable more often that not"?? While I can agree the ACC is a better football conference than the Big East, what would assure them success in that conference?? While they've been strong in the Big East (not hard to do), they've hardly been dominate and be expected to be overpowering in a better league??

 

I said winnable, dude. There is no Alabama/LSU/USC/Ohio State in the ACC. The conference is VERY winnable and Louisville should be able to compete every year.

Brian Kelly said something similar to that as well. Money trumps honor in college and pro sports

 

Good thing UofL has a whole lot of it then!

Asked if he was willing to say he will return to Louisville next year, Strong said, "Let's worry about the game. Let's don't worry about jobs right now, let's worry about the game."

 

I have a job. I don't need to go chase jobs. I have a really good job.

 

Not exactly rock solid "I'm not going anywhere" type quotes IMO.

 

Charlie Strong: 'All of a sudden I'm going to turn my back on them and go interview? Come on'

I said winnable, dude. There is no Alabama/LSU/USC/Ohio State in the ACC. The conference is VERY winnable and Louisville should be able to compete every year.

 

I completely agree; the ACC isn't a power conference in college football that some consider it. I believe the Cards will be competitive immediately.

Good thing UofL has a whole lot of it then!

 

Money or honor?

If he leaves, maybe look at Taggart--------assuming he can recruit. It seems like he can coach.

As I posted in an earlier thread Charlie is not leaving:

 

 

“Then I look at the players I recruited here. I told them to come here for me and this university, and then all of a sudden I get a shot to go somewhere else and I walk away from them? I’m just not cut like that.

 

Strong was passed over by several schools before UL gave him the opportunity, maybe he is one of the few coaches who appreciate what he's got going on where he's currently at. :thumb:

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Strong essentially got asked, Will you be the coach here next season...His response: "I'll answer that when the time is right"

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Strong on fans: "You want the passion from the fans...When we came here on Senior Day...Nobody came out on Card March"

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Strong: "It doesn't matter who we play...You come to support your team"

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