You are exactly right. Just like the Tuberville and Auburn incident. Good coach who is overshadowed because he has not won it all as others in the SEC have and quickly is overshadowed by some of the newer coaches in the SEC. I still remember how he skated by last time there was talk of getting rid of him when everyone said he cannot beat LSU.
Classy comment as usualy from the famous billionaire, but he is right. Texas put it all together on the fly last year and I think most people knew this was only a band-aid for the Big 12. Now we really will see how all the cards fall.
He has always seemed to scrape by in instances like these and I would expect an upset this weekend as a result. I still doub **** will be enough to save him by the end of the season though. Gone are the days of coaches who stay this long with one school.
Just a complete change of character from his younger years. I hope Ricky keeps producing and stays healthy enough to be the calming influence that so many younger "diva" backs need these days. Never thought I would say those words in a blurb about Ricky but people really can change.
I was at the game and this is completely a bonehead move by Haley. He had Cassel in the game well into the 3rd quarter even though Green Bay had their starters out after the first possession. I know Haley probably wanted to spark a stagnant offense but still a stupid decision. And he didn't make any extra friends in a game where he went for a fake punt, an onside kick, and several fourth down conversions in a meaningless game.
I still doubt it will be enough to save him by the end of the season though. Gone are the days of coaches who stay this long with one school.
(should have proofread it before posting, Sorry all)