How/where did Rodgers get the 5 names he put out?

[Dallas_Dawg]

In all fairness, C34 did also say that Ben Howland was a pipe dream
Maybe 34s reverse psychology will Work again ***

[Coach34]

In all fairness, C34 did also say that Ben Howland was a pipe dream
Maybe 34s reverse psychology will Work again ***

I was wrong there- no doubt. But I underestimated Adidas needing one of their top guys back in college basketball. Thank the Rulas and their contacts in college basketball for making him an option for us.

But we are comparing an apparel company pushing one of their guys into a job who didnt have a job currently to stealing a coach with a great job. Huge difference imo

[MarketingBully]

I was wrong there- no doubt. But I underestimated Adidas needing one of their top guys back in college basketball. Thank the Rulas and their contacts in college basketball for making him an option for us.

But we are comparing an apparel company pushing one of their guys into a job who didnt have a job currently to stealing a coach with a great job. Huge difference imo

He was extremely loyal to Jurich and had a great relationship with him. He didn’t like how that went down and doesn’t like the interim AD they have there that could be named the permanent AD. He respects Cohen a lot and we could see a situation where the timing could be right to make a jump. He could jump into this job and hit the ground running and immediately win here. This could be a great landing place for him. Of the three big names mentioned, I think he’s the most likely candidate to accept the job.

[preachermatt83]

He was extremely loyal to Jurich and had a great relationship with him. He didn’t like how that went down and doesn’t like the interim AD they have there that could be named the permanent AD. He respects Cohen a lot and we could see a situation where the timing could be right to make a jump. He could jump into this job and hit the ground running and immediately win here. This could be a great landing place for him. Of the three big names mentioned, I think he’s the most likely candidate to accept the job.

I would not be suprised if he ends up being the coach and as I've Stated earlier, it's would be the greatest hire in the history of our university.

[Coach34]

He was extremely loyal to Jurich and had a great relationship with him. He didn’t like how that went down and doesn’t like the interim AD they have there that could be named the permanent AD. He respects Cohen a lot and we could see a situation where the timing could be right to make a jump. He could jump into this job and hit the ground running and immediately win here. This could be a great landing place for him. Of the three big names mentioned, I think he’s the most likely candidate to accept the job.

This is a complete lie. Coaches at major schools usually deal with an AD once a month or so. Coaches deal with the AD's when they are supposed to be at fundraisers or they are talking about schedules and budgets. Other than that- they dont deal with AD's often.

They dont have any special "loyalties" to their AD or shit like that. They are worried about their programs and what happens to keep them as successful as possible. A new AD is not going to change his program one iota because he has been so successful he is going to get what he wants- and a new AD isnt going to change that. The new AD isnt going to **** with his program, his budget, or his pay.

And nobody in their right mind looks at our roster- especially vs his at Louisville- and thinks they are going to immediately win at State. These coaches talk to college scouts every other day and they know whose rosters have draftable talent vs those who dont. You can bet he has talked to multiple pro scouts- like one we have on our board here- and realizes State's roster lacks talent.

[MarketingBully]

This is a complete lie. Coaches at major schools usually deal with an AD once a month or so. Coaches deal with the AD's when they are supposed to be at fundraisers or they are talking about schedules and budgets. Other than that- they dont deal with AD's often.

They dont have any special "loyalties" to their AD or ahit like that. They are worried about their programs and what happens to keep them as successful as possible. A new AD is not going to change his program one iota because he has been so successful he is going to get what he wants- and a new AD isnt going to change that. The new AD isnt going to **** with his program, his budget, or his pay.

And nobody in their right mind looks at our roster- especially vs his at Louisville- and thinks they are going to immediately win at State. These coaches talk to college scouts every other day and they know whose rosters have draftable talent vs those who dont. You can bet he has talked to multiple pro scouts- like one we have on our board here- and realizes State's roster lacks talent.

We shall see. You obviously don’t know the situation with McDonnell and Jurich. But that’s okay. This will be the second time you’re wrong.

[Coach34]

Time will tell and your arrogance will bite you in the ass again.

It doesnt happen often.

[MarketingBully]

This is a complete lie. Coaches at major schools usually deal with an AD once a month or so. Coaches deal with the AD's when they are supposed to be at fundraisers or they are talking about schedules and budgets. Other than that- they dont deal with AD's often.

They dont have any special "loyalties" to their AD or shit like that. They are worried about their programs and what happens to keep them as successful as possible. A new AD is not going to change his program one iota because he has been so successful he is going to get what he wants- and a new AD isnt going to change that. The new AD isnt going to **** with his program, his budget, or his pay.

And nobody in their right mind looks at our roster- especially vs his at Louisville- and thinks they are going to immediately win at State. These coaches talk to college scouts every other day and they know whose rosters have draftable talent vs those who dont. You can bet he has talked to multiple pro scouts- like one we have on our board here- and realizes State's roster lacks talent.

Tell that to Frank Martin who left K-State to take a step down job at South Carolina. If an AD and coach don’t get along or the relationship is not good or the coach feels loyalty to a previous AD who was fired, you bet the coach will look around to see if they could find a landing spot at a similar or a little lesser situation.