http://www.annistonstar.com/sports/b...77be605f0.html
I hate to tell them but Momma already called. By that logic Bear would have wound up at Arkansas.
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http://www.annistonstar.com/sports/b...77be605f0.html
I hate to tell them but Momma already called. By that logic Bear would have wound up at Arkansas.
What kind of moron compiled that list???
Would be shocking if it happened. John is from T-Town and all- and Bama could certainly afford him. I just cant see it.
I could see it- but only after he wins a NC here first.
I think they will go after Tulane's coach David Pierce who used to be at Troy and turned Tulane around in one year or Marc Calvi from South Alabama who was at South Carolina as an assistant.
To be honest Kentucky's coach leaving probably has more impact on MSU long term because Gary Henderson was Cohen's pitching coach there and was also with Cohen at Florida. If/when Wes Johnson leaves, that's probably who is going to be our next pitching coach. Hopefully down the road a few years.
Also- there is some speculation that Texas is going to target O'Sullivan at Florida. And Dan McDonnell just signed a million dollar contract with Louisville- which means he's not likely to go to Ole Miss anytime soon.
Haha, no.
Cohen didn't want to play there and I doubt he wants to coach there.
Cohen to bamer is the dumbest shit I've heard in a while not coming from Oxford.
This would be like Saban to State rumors. Funny as hell.
I'm concerned about many things when it comes to MSU athletics, but Cohen leaving for another coaching vacancy isn't one of those concerns.
I'm thinking he goes to Kentucky.
Shit. When Cohen leaves, what are the chances we can convince Polk to come out of retirement? He never bunted in the 2nd inning!!**
Don't believe its about money. Cohen already makes a huge salary for a baseball coach. Alabama baseball is a step down from MSU baseball simply because its the distant 3rd sport there. They really only built the new facility because they are wallowing in money, not because they were in dire need of it.