January 6, 201412 yr Took longer than expected but this, somehow, turned into a UK vs. UL thread. Crazy to see how many UK fans are obsessed with UL. It's the Little Brother Syndrome. Wait a second....
January 6, 201412 yr Reggie B from Trinity said he would interested in Texas if Charlie wanted him there. Doubtful
January 6, 201412 yr Doubtful He's already tweeted that he's committed to UofL, and that he's confident Jurich will find the right person for the job.
January 6, 201412 yr I wasn't when poor old Pitino and his LOUISVILLE cards lost at rupp this year, or when our poor old girls team beat the NCAA runners up from ul this year. You really do show some true colors.....stay classy in the mountains....you know what, take the classy out...just stay in the mountains....
January 6, 201412 yr You really do show some true colors.....stay classy in the mountains....you know what, take the classy out...just stay in the mountains.... Lots of meth and moonshine up there. Might explain a few things.
January 6, 201412 yr Can Hurtt go anywhere? In theory, yes. In practice, yes, but with caveats. The caveats: 1. The school who hired them could be punished just for hiring them. This is an extension of the policy changes in wake of coaches getting in trouble at one school, then bolting for another member institution without penalty while the original school suffered the vast majority of the consequences. 2. The school who wanted to hire him would have to submit a report to the NCAA detailing why they wanted to hire him. 3. Any NCAA penalties levied would still apply. Here are some articles that will probably explain things better: To Caveat #1: Tennessee Volunteers former coach Bruce Pearl and assistants punished by NCAA - ESPN "The language in the show-cause penalty is unique but clear: A school could face its own penalties just for giving Pearl a job. Pearl and the assistants under him are banned from participating in any and all recruiting activities defined by bylaw 13.02.13, which prohibits them from contacting recruits. However, it does allow any of the four, if they were to be hired during their show-cause periods, to evaluate talent... Pearl and a potential employer would have to write a letter to the committee stating they agree to abide by the restrictions and then report back every six months. The only time the hiring school would have to appear in front of the COI is if it wants to challenge the committee's restrictions." To Caveat #2: http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/7373708/ncaa-sends-message-sanctions-ohio-state-buckeyes As part of its punishment, the NCAA made it nearly impossible for Tressel to become a college coach again. The NCAA hit Tressel with a five-year show-cause penalty until December 2016, under which any school that wants to hire him must submit a report to the NCAA detailing why it needs to employ him and how it would monitor him to ensure he doesn't break its rules again. Any school hiring Tressel during the five-year period would be subject to more severe sanctions if he cheats again.
January 6, 201412 yr I'll never understand people getting so upset when a coach leaves for a better position. Texas is always in the top 3 athletic budgets in the NCAA. I'm not sure there is a better football job.
January 6, 201412 yr I hope louisville loses in everything they do, from basketball to academic meets. To harbor such animosity towards a university is sad on so many levels.
January 6, 201412 yr Haven't read this entire thread, so forgive me if it's already been posted. Saw a reporter tweeted out that Texas was one of a handful of jobs Strong had privately told him he'd ever consider leaving for. The others: South Carolina, Florida, Oklahoma, and Michigan. Surprised about Oklahoma and Michigan, not so much Florida or South Carolina.
January 6, 201412 yr Haven't read this entire thread, so forgive me if it's already been posted. Saw a reporter tweeted out that Texas was one of a handful of jobs Strong had privately told him he'd ever consider leaving for. The others: South Carolina, Florida, Oklahoma, and Michigan. Surprised about Oklahoma and Michigan, not so much Florida or South Carolina. Texas is just a job you dont say no too. Not many out there. I think they are Texas Bama Notre Dame tOSU USC Penn State Next tier Florida Florida St LSU Oklahoma Michigan
January 6, 201412 yr Texas is just a job you dont say no too. Not many out there. I think they are Texas Bama Notre Dame tOSU USC Penn State Next tier Florida Florida St LSU Oklahoma Michigan Id put Penn St after all that has happened on that bottom tier but other than that, its spot on.
January 6, 201412 yr Texas is just a job you dont say no too. Not many out there. I think they are Texas Bama Notre Dame tOSU USC Penn State Next tier Florida Florida St LSU Oklahoma Michigan In this day and age I can't cosign on either of the bolded as being jobs of that caliber.
January 6, 201412 yr In this day and age I can't cosign on either of the bolded as being jobs of that caliber. I understand what you are saying. But when it comes to tradition and boosters they are still top tier. I think PSU will get back quicker than ND
January 6, 201412 yr Texas is just a job you dont say no too. Not many out there. I think they are Texas Bama Notre Dame tOSU USC Penn State Next tier Florida Florida St LSU Oklahoma Michigan I think all of those are in the same tier. Only a coach at those schools would turn down a job from any of these schools listed. You don't say no to Florida, FSU, LSU, Oklahoma or Michigan if they come calling for your services.
January 6, 201412 yr Texas is just a job you dont say no too. Not many out there. I think they are Texas Bama Notre Dame tOSU USC Penn State Next tier Florida Florida St LSU Oklahoma Michigan Can't say no to Texas? Seemed like at least 5 or 6 did before they reached out to Strong.
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