Of course I don't mind admitting when I'm wrong but the reality is just because he wants out doesn't mean he's gone. Nobody has offered him a job yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyQuid
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Of course I don't mind admitting when I'm wrong but the reality is just because he wants out doesn't mean he's gone. Nobody has offered him a job yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyQuid
He is not reporting it - he is retweeting what someone close to Miami is reporting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
Only in college football is it frowned upon to look for another job. Hopefully you have never interviewed at another place while employed. Heaven forbid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Key part of the confirmation is that the "interview" was in the last 24 hours. Not last week.
Spoken with and interviewed are entirely different things. Does Miami calling Mullen classify as an interview?
When?Quote:
Originally Posted by HancockCountyDog
THIS!!!!! This is what we are saying folks. We don't want dan fired. If he is not 100 percent committed to us then we want him to leave. If he is committed we want him to come flat out and say it.Quote:
Originally Posted by War Machine Dawg
Mark Schlabach @Mark_Schlabach 12m12 minutes agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Jack Lambert
Can confirm with @ClowESPN that Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen has talked with Miami officials in the last 24 hours about job
I'm sure this bodes well for Simmons, Brown, Jones, Lashley, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
IE, not during Egg Bowl week.Quote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
I'm not buying into the he wants out bsm we'll agree to disagree there. very possible I'm wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
The Miami AD, Mullen, Chris Jones, and Freeze just have a party line call once in a while to stay in touch.
I don't know if he's interviewing with schools or not but if it's found that he is, I want him gone! That just tells me he's not into it 100% and if he's not all in, we're not going too win. We're not gonna win in recruiting, on the field or as a program.
Miami is a better job than State. I don't see the big deal....
In what world is current Miami better than current State???Quote:
Originally Posted by Covercorner2
It is to everyone that isn't an MSU fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
He interviewed yesterday, Richt today. Richt may be front runner but some on the committee like Schanio. According to reports
And that could mean:Quote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
Miami AD: Hey, Dan are you interested in the Miami job?
Dan: Can you pay me 4 mil a year?
Miami AD: (silence)...uh..we can talk about that later.
Dan: In that case thanks, but no thanks.
http://espn.go.com/ncf/insider/story...ball-best-jobsQuote:
Originally Posted by mstatefan91
http://athlonsports.com/college-foot...hing-jobs-2014
Only thing State has to offer over Miami is facilities and fan support. Possibly money, but they aren't poor. Miami has better location, tradition, recruiting ground, easier conference, etc.
I have no problems with admitting when other jobs are more appealing than ours, but Miami just doesn't seem appealing. Lack luster fan base, outdated facilities, off campus stadium... I guess history plays a bigger role than I would have thought..Quote:
Originally Posted by chef dixon