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12:04p, 12/4/11
22-17 in his first three years of CUSA ball. Losses to UAB and Marshall this year.
Will 22-17 cut it for Texags?
Will 22-17 cut it for Texags?
12:47p, 12/4/11
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Will 22-17 cut it for Texags?
maybe not, but i can assure you that going 11-2 and winning our conference will !!!!
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Southern Mississippi held Houston to season lows in points, total offense and plays of 20 or more yards in the Conference USA championship game Saturday
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=313370248
12:51p, 12/4/11
We act like we want the best coach we can think of in the country. Sherm was perfect fit for us and we fired him, dumba**es. We have made our bed now we have to lie in it. Also, I posted this earlier but I will repost it now. Fedora is the man.
He is the best bang for our buck. And, here is why.
1. He has texas ties being from C.S..
2. HC at Garland HS
3. coached at Baylor
4. coached at Okie St with Gundy
5. He currently coaches in SEC country.
6. runs off. similiar to ours.
7. has stolen a few recruits from some of the big boys in the SEC.
8. This will only get better here, larger school, competing in SEC and our facilities. 9. Either way he will be able to recruit both texas and SEC country.
10. As mentioned, runs similiar off and the recruits we have been picking up fit that scheme. As well as recruits signing in Feb so better retention rate possibilities.
11. He just beat the s**t out of Sumlin.
12. his base pay is only 650k
These points have to make him the best choice for our dollars. By the way Sumlin makes 1.35
He is the best bang for our buck. And, here is why.
1. He has texas ties being from C.S..
2. HC at Garland HS
3. coached at Baylor
4. coached at Okie St with Gundy
5. He currently coaches in SEC country.
6. runs off. similiar to ours.
7. has stolen a few recruits from some of the big boys in the SEC.
8. This will only get better here, larger school, competing in SEC and our facilities. 9. Either way he will be able to recruit both texas and SEC country.
10. As mentioned, runs similiar off and the recruits we have been picking up fit that scheme. As well as recruits signing in Feb so better retention rate possibilities.
11. He just beat the s**t out of Sumlin.
12. his base pay is only 650k
These points have to make him the best choice for our dollars. By the way Sumlin makes 1.35
12:52p, 12/4/11
posted this on premium too..
myself and my older siblings went to school with the Fedora boys. without a doubt one thing i know for certain..
in an IQ test Larry Fedora would completely blow away the other candidates interviewing for this job. all of the Fedoras were highly intelligent, charismatic, and got others to follow them.
i honestly dont know enough about the job Larry has done at his current stop....but he's the guy i would be least nervous about as our hire.
(this coming from someone who is partial to Sumlin)
myself and my older siblings went to school with the Fedora boys. without a doubt one thing i know for certain..
in an IQ test Larry Fedora would completely blow away the other candidates interviewing for this job. all of the Fedoras were highly intelligent, charismatic, and got others to follow them.
i honestly dont know enough about the job Larry has done at his current stop....but he's the guy i would be least nervous about as our hire.
(this coming from someone who is partial to Sumlin)
1:35p, 12/4/11
Chris Byrne, AD at Arizona and BB's son, was interested in Fedora before hiring richrod. They are apparently good friends, but Larry's decided to hold out hoping the A&M job would open up. The man would be totally dedicated and win.
1:40p, 12/4/11
I started off in the Smart camp. After really investigating, I would be pleased with Fedora.
1:47p, 12/4/11
coached din the SEC for 3 years as well.
I know many like Strong becasue of his defensive background.
Fedora ia a leader and has accomplished more at the HC level than has Strong.
Fedora would come in and hire a great DC.
being concerned with Fedora non defensive qualities would be the same as being concerened with offense under Strong.
Fedora should be our guy
I know many like Strong becasue of his defensive background.
Fedora ia a leader and has accomplished more at the HC level than has Strong.
Fedora would come in and hire a great DC.
being concerned with Fedora non defensive qualities would be the same as being concerened with offense under Strong.
Fedora should be our guy
1:50p, 12/4/11
I'm on board.
This is his dream job, and I guarantee he will bring some fire to this program.
This is his dream job, and I guarantee he will bring some fire to this program.
1:59p, 12/4/11
quote:No, not quite. We're used to being in an offense-first league like the Big12, so we tend to think that a good defensive coordinator can even things out in the SEC. In the SEC, defense is king and your head coach better make defense the priority over offense. Look at LSU, for example. Where is all the talent? On the defense. Our team is top heavy with offensive talent. A coach with significant defensive coordinator experience would be preferable IMO. Not sure that Strong or Smart is the answer, just that Fedora probably isn't.
being concerned with Fedora non defensive qualities would be the same as being concerened with offense under Strong.
2:31p, 12/4/11
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being concerned with Fedora non defensive qualities would be the same as being concerened with offense under Strong.
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No, not quite. We're used to being in an offense-first league like the Big12, so we tend to think that a good defensive coordinator can even things out in the SEC. In the SEC, defense is king and your head coach better make defense the priority over offense. Look at LSU, for example. Where is all the talent? On the defense. Our team is top heavy with offensive talent. A coach with significant defensive coordinator experience would be preferable IMO. Not sure that Strong or Smart is the answer, just that Fedora probably isn't.
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If Steve Spurrier can see the light of good defense equal winning, I think others can too.
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being concerned with Fedora non defensive qualities would be the same as being concerened with offense under Strong.
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No, not quite. We're used to being in an offense-first league like the Big12, so we tend to think that a good defensive coordinator can even things out in the SEC. In the SEC, defense is king and your head coach better make defense the priority over offense. Look at LSU, for example. Where is all the talent? On the defense. Our team is top heavy with offensive talent. A coach with significant defensive coordinator experience would be preferable IMO. Not sure that Strong or Smart is the answer, just that Fedora probably isn't.
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If Steve Spurrier can see the light of good defense equal winning, I think others can too.
2:38p, 12/4/11
Tier 2 coaches prove that demanding excellence is a hypocritical battlecry of many Aggies.
3:22p, 12/4/11
I really think Fedora would be a winner at A&M.
he would be my guy
his offenses speak for themselves..he was OC at Florida for 3 years and in 2004 his Gator offense was the best offense in the SEC
He has god connections in Texas HS football and has been recruiting in SEC country for the past 3 years as head coach at USM.
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he would be my guy
his offenses speak for themselves..he was OC at Florida for 3 years and in 2004 his Gator offense was the best offense in the SEC
He has god connections in Texas HS football and has been recruiting in SEC country for the past 3 years as head coach at USM.
[This message has been edited by DWren (edited 12/4/2011 3:22p).]
6:23p, 12/4/11
The more I hear about Fedora...the more I like.
I hope he get a fair chance in the interview.
I hope he get a fair chance in the interview.