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Bye weeks are fun at State!!!
No we would not fire him in that case
Not trying to sound like ? that guy? , sorry for coming off as a douche or a know it all but
Assuming we only beat auburn and ETSU
A blowout loss to OM will get him fired
A 6-6 season with another loss to OM gets him fired
8-4 beating #1 Georgia losing to OM close doesn?t get him fired.
"If we lose to Ole Miss he will get fired, guaranteed."
"Oh wait there are actually some scenarios in which he wouldn't get fired."
The Hugh Freeze extension at Liberty makes a a ton of sense now.
If Cohen gets the job, the AU job just disappeared for Freeze.
Playing Alabama and LSU on the road and then playing Georgia gives the turds some ammunition, although very low caliber ammunition.
They are going to be suffering next year when Leach plays a long string of Hostess cupcakes.
I can hear it now “he can’t win 11 he can’t win 11”
You said if he beats Georgia will he get fired still ?
Well no, he would have pulled off the greatest upset in 15+ years at MSU. He could then lose the egg bowl
But assuming the realistic idea he loses to Georgia , gets killed by OM
Only beats auburn and ETSU goes 7-5 with all he returned in year 3 while not looking improved at all , maybe even worse.
Yes , there are people within the program that will want him gone and they will outnumber the people who want to keep him.
I don't care if we're playing the Eagles. You said he was absolutely gone if we lose to Ole Miss, but immediately backtracked to there being a scenario that he might not be. Did you lie? Exaggerate? How can we believe a word you say when you contradict yourself like this?
If Cohen leaves this is probably true.
Then we can start the cycle all over again and hire someone like Napier ... so we can lose all our SEC games except Mizzou. And instead of losing to KY & LSU on the road, we can lose to them at home, like Napier.
I'm ready ... let's goooo!!
Agree with your post. In every metric this is a bottom tier sec program, all the ingredients are there to sink down into the mire with vanderbilt and Missouri. The AD change relating to the coach is a logical conclusion as well. The difference here is Leach is going to coach next year, no matter the outcome of this year. Leach will win a lot of games next year, probably 9-10. He is extended until 2025. He isn’t going any where unless he decides to in all likelihood.
No idea why people hate on Cohen here.
The Moorhead hire was universally hailed by everyone (there was even an article comparing Cohen's meticulous search vs what TN did at that time).
We are most likely going to hire some "experienced" AD that would be put us in a hole like how A&M or AU or FL are now. People really need to read the Rant to understand what other ADs are doing in the SEC.
Then the pea brains will want to change coaches again in three years. The guys out there who can rebuild a small financially poor programs into solid middle of the pack programs are a very short list, more misses than hits. Cohen did his homework on Leach. Texas tech and WSU are basically Miss State, Texas tech probably a little stronger in relation to the big 12 and program history, WSU a little weaker.
Then you get in a financial hole, because you are a small financially disadvantaged program. You get locked in on a bad hire and you can’t get out of it, you are still paying buyouts with a,limited budget and can’t afford facility upgrades. This scenario plays out over and over with the doormat programs.
I think the people that really make these decisions know the reality.
I?m shocked at this development. I can?t help but think Cohen believes State is toast in this NIL world and he is bolting.
So are the ad?s the problem or Keenum? Legitimate question, does he give an AD the leeway to be more successful or not?
We need more bye weeks. This thread has helped me through my workday today.
I don?t have a strong opinion of him, but with all the animosity towards him, it?s not terrible for for him to leave while there is still goodwill. He and Stricklin will be voting their employers interests first, but when there is not a conflict, I would expect them to look out for us. Not sure if Byrne has any goodwill towards us, but if he does, that?s three allies plus Sankey. Again, not going to be biased in our favor or anything, but should at least be on the lookout against us getting screwed.
My reason for telling Cohen to hit the road is not because I dislike the guy. It is because it looks exactly like the Striklin move. Interviewing with another SEC program. It stinks of disloyalty by an Alum. If he is making decisions based on what message board heroes think of him, that is another strike against him.
I just think his goal is to move to Alabama and run for Senate as a Progressive to counter Tubberville. 😂😂😂😂😂
When the SEC is figuring out who to give everyone as their 3 permanent opponents in the 16-team, 9-game format, I expect Florida, Auburn, and Alabama to all vote for a plan that gives us Ole Miss and Kentucky as 2 of our 3.
Obviously they're not going to put us in front of any of their current jobs, but they will do some little things to help us. Another example would be if a cowbell ban comes up for a vote again for whatever reason, I strongly expect all 3 of those to vote No.
I can't believe people are melting down about this. I have a higher opinion of Cohen than many on this board, and even I don't think he will be very hard to replace with someone better.