Who wants Kiffin to stay at Ole Miss? With him staying it will put more pressure on our administration to put a better product on the field.
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Who wants Kiffin to stay at Ole Miss? With him staying it will put more pressure on our administration to put a better product on the field.
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
No shit, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbeller
Winning 10(+) games 3 out of 4 years at OM?!?..Recruiting at a higj level?! Great portal evaluations?!?! National relevancy?!,!
Yeah....that MF should definitely stay at OM....WE GOT EM RIGHT WHERE WE WANT EM!!!!***
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We used to lobotomize morons....now we pat them on the head and tell them they're brave****
Maybe the best response ever posted in the history of ED .............Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
I see the point you're trying to make and, in a vacuum, I agree with you. However, we have 5 years of evidence telling us that them winning at the level they are has not forced the hand of the administration to finally prioritize football the way it needs to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
Yes and yesQuote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
Yes. I want them to fail at every level.
I'm not sure it would work. If you ask Dr. Keenum, all is well at the Mississippi State.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
When Kiffy stays, which I think he will now. We will continue to lose Eggbowls until he fizzles out or quits up there. We're ****ed six ways from Sunday.
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
Yes. As long as he is there we are screwed. Portal king. Social Media hype guy. Swag. The dude is on TV everyday. Everyone wants to play for him... the list goes on. Most importantly, great coach. I hate to say all this but truth sucks sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bothrops
Top Shelf.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
not mutually exclusive, it is imperative that we upgrade our football product whether Kiffin stays or goes. My reasoning for wanting him gone is to see the total meltdown that ensues.
Yes. Yes you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
Yes. You are the only one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
I say no. The quickest way and maybe only way for us to dig out is for him to leave now. OM implodes with transfers and chaos, while we stabilize. This is what happened when Mullen left with us; time to turn the tables. Our fanbase is losing hope with the current situation. The turnaround needs to start next week and step one is Lane leaving then win egg bowl and its game on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
I will play the devils advocate here. Realize that they have a machine in place as far as NIL and other funding goes. They also have stable and competent leadership in the AD and among their booster class. It will be tough for them to 17 it up. We sadly had a clown show in place when Mullen departed. Now is it going to be easy to replicate what they have going on at present in the environment for hiring coaches this year, no, it makes it that much more difficult. But they have an economic engine in place up there right now that I hope we can replicate some day.Quote:
Originally Posted by R2Dawg
Absolutely truth Coursesuper......in addition people that can make millions on one smack of a judges gavel or medical practice have it a much easier time to give huge amounts than folks working for a paycheck weekly.
Yup. The difference makers for Ole Miss are the multi-millionaires, not the $100 donation per year and ticket buyers, like everyone keeps insisting the paycheck to paycheck folks can give more. No. just No. our Administration has to get the multi-millionaires to donate annually! It is the only way this is gonna get fixed. We need 200 fans giving $50,000, not just 10,000 giving $100.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1eyedog
We have pretty close to 200 giving $50,000. The problem is we have NOWHERE NEAR 10,000 giving $100. The other problem is that they don't need to be donating $100/year. They need to be donating about $500/year(which is $42/month).Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainObvious
And the Realtree and AFLAC contracts that OM has and probably others. Listening to STM OM guy the other night and he was going through their list of corporate sponsors that they have. I mean which nationwide corporations does MSTATE have in their corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainObvious
This is never going to happen. With the cost of seat licensing, tickets, meals, gas, in some cases, lodging, we don?t have 10,000 who can afford $42 per month additional donations. Maybe 2,000 to 3,000 can add that additionally on top of the other expenditures. Send letters out to all 11,000+ BC members and ask for an additional $42 on top of all their other outlay for MSU athletics, you probably could get the 2 to 3000 to commit for 2 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
Our administration is incompetent and/or dumber that dog shit so what OM does doesn't matterQuote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
Agree with you man. I decided to ask AI how much fans are actually donating to NIL. And according to it.. fans only make up 3-4% of TOTAL NIL money. That's every school with NIL combined. Boosters and companies make up the rest. What approach do we take? Idk. But fans ain't the answer as you said. They just can't do it. Well I know I can't. I mean sure I can give... but soon as my A/C goes out or I get a flat tire I'm screwed. That's the reality of 99% of fans that love this university. Doesn't make them any less of a fan, either.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainObvious
Yes it worked for YEARS during the John Vaught era.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Prentis
We have those guys and they are donating. We don't have as many, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainObvious