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Originally posted by Casey View PostTonight, at 2:42 a.m., Texas A&M will acknowledge the 20th anniversary of Bonfire collapse. My daughter, Texas A&M Class of 2022, is planning on attending. I can only hope that she comes away from it with a better understanding of the pride her Dad has in being an Aggie.
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Originally posted by gekko man View PostI am sure a call to CDC and he can get it done! Being a lawyer and all...
Herman isn’t going anywhere! I love the fact that so many ags are concerned about Texas and our coaching problem! It’s appreciated!
I can tell you that no one that sits in my section has called for Herman’s head. Frustrating yes...but is it the end of the world? Not even close!
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Originally posted by RLB View PostI was on the trade floor when it came on the news, dropped what I was doing and headed to College Station.
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It sadly amusing how genuinely small the HC pool is that the same guys get hired and fired and hired around the league like what they couldnt get done at one school doesnt translate to the next gig....and it just recycles every 3-4 years..
In the head coaching job market you only suck till youre a saviour apparentlyLast edited by systemnt; 11-18-2019, 06:45 AM.
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Originally posted by Casey View PostTonight, at 2:42 a.m., Texas A&M will acknowledge the 20th anniversary of Bonfire collapse. My daughter, Texas A&M Class of 2022, is planning on attending. I can only hope that she comes away from it with a better understanding of the pride her Dad has in being an Aggie.
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I read up on Tua this morning and evidently they're talking full recovery expected. That's great to hear.
I do wonder how the coaching staff feels about leaving him in with that lead...but it could happen on any play, I guess. Praying he makes a full recovery and we see him back on the field soon.
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Originally posted by Casey View PostTonight, at 2:42 a.m., Texas A&M will acknowledge the 20th anniversary of Bonfire collapse. My daughter, Texas A&M Class of 2022, is planning on attending. I can only hope that she comes away from it with a better understanding of the pride her Dad has in being an Aggie.
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Originally posted by MacDaddy67 View PostI will say this about UT. They handled that entire tragedy with class. From offering to cancel the game, to supporting ATM in their grief, lighting their tower....
The half time honoring of ATM.....
And congratulating ATM on their comeback win......
Bitter rivals....but not that year
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Originally posted by systemnt View PostIt sadly amusing how genuinely small the HC pool is that the same guys get hired and fired and hired around the league like what they could not get done at one school does not translate to the next gig....and it just recycles every 3-4 years..
In the head coaching job market you only suck till youre a saviour apparently
There are very very few #1's. Even the great one's run their course after awhile.
Coaching is like preaching. Every year your somewhere you **** off 10% of the population. After 5 years you have more than 50% ****** at you and hollering for your head. It's time to move on or get fired. Sometimes it doesn't even last that long.
As a coach you make your living off of 18-22 year olds on the field.
Off the field rich alumni that think they know whats best cause they donate money and build buildings.
Sure they make big money which is not what it is about for a true coach. Its about getting the best out of young people. Wanting to compete and match wits with other coaches. Every week you plan your best to stop and beat your opponent. All that week the other group is planning to stop and beat you. Somethings gotta give!
I have thought sometimes it would be like a fan watching a game on TV and both teams have their own announcers calling the game at the same time with the volume on high.
Everyone needs to try some of that!
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