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Boring and stale does not matter. The only thing that matters is wins.
Our best basketball coaches have been Stansbury and Jans, hardly guys who exude excitement.
If we're down to Lebby and Sumrall, then that's sad. That screams we got turned down by our top 6 to 8 targets.
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To be honest, I'm not sure what other coordinators are really in contention. I thought you more than any other poster was talking about how our job wasn't a hard job and so dropping down to a coordinator kind of screams "hard job".
I'll get on board with Lebby, but he was way down the list when this process got started.
Yeah, I guess. If a coordinator though, I would think it would be someone with some consistency, in a certain tree. Take Mullen - he was with Urban for years and years. Lebby has bounced around and has usually been under a new coach learning how to run a program. Kiffin is the exception and he only stayed 2 years there. He doesn't stay anywhere long. Idk, maybe he'll be great. If he's hired, I hope for the best.
If it is a coordinator, I would hope it is someone who has been in the SEC, extra points if in Mississippi, has shown his offense works everywhere he goes like Mullen?s, and has a good relationship with someone who was a successful HC they can lean on for advice.
Sound like anyone we know?
This is not true. Our fans don't want to be the Iowa of the SEC. Iowa won 10 games this year and they're one of the biggest jokes in college football because their offense was the same as ours this year.
Imagine the Egg Bowl intro in 2025.
"High flying and exciting Ole Miss vs boring and blue collar ground and pound Mississippi State. Thursday at 6:30 on ESPN".
Well, I liked the Joe Mo hire initially, and did not like the Leach hire. So, maybe it's a good thing if we hire someone I don't like. You never really know how things will shake out. I'm more than willing to admit that much.
Man it sucks about Lashlee. If he was at any other G5 besides SMU I think he would be interested
I prefer winning 56-10 to 35-0. In this day and age it absolutely matters. Especially when you're trying to sell a product to fans it matters.
Let's say we lose to Alabama 45-42 then all of a sudden you have the media talking about how close we played Alabama. Compared to 40-17.
MSU's administrators don't get it and never have because they don't know how to sell anything other than baseball.
That's only happened once for us since 1980. The issue is we win 10 games and our program still gets run down. It's just not a sustainable way for us to have major success.
Scoring as many points as possible is though. It gives us a much better chance of having a special season.
Michigan State just hired Jonathan Smith. Hopefully, we are the next MSU that hires today.
I'm all for 10 wins and whatever it takes to get there but what is more likely in the SEC, you win 10 by averaging 24 and giving up 20 or win 10 because you average 35 and give up 30? No matter who the coach is or what they run, there will be days where your O $hits the bed and there will be days when your D $hits the bed. The difference is, when the D gives up those points, they don't come off the board and while your O may look dead, it could awaken at any time and go off. But, you have to have an O capable of doing that. Look no further than Auburn 2021. If Mullen were the coach and we were down 28-3, there is no doubt that game would have been over in the 2nd quarter.