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I know Keenum threw a tantrum...but Cohen
is still the odds on favorite to be AD. Word is we talked to Corbin about ushering in the new stadium and he is strongly considering it. If he declines- an LSU asst is Plan B. The LSU asst is considered to be the guy that basebal people think is primed to take over a program soon.
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Promoting a very successful baseball coach to the athletic director job at USCe certainly hasn't worked all that well.
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If we hire Cannizaro, that is a McDonnell type hire. You heard it here first.
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I heard the Cannizaro thing about two weeks ago... But this is the first I've heard about Corbin. Color me surprised and ecstatic if this comes true.
And the idea of Cohen being AD has grown on me. Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. Stricklin lacked fire, passion, and an insatiable desire to always force his coaches to address their problems. I don't think Cohen would have a problem looking Dan in the eye and telling him to fix problems A, B, and C. And if Cohen to AD gets us Corbin to Dudy Noble? Holy geez, I'm in.
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Originally Posted by
missouridawg
And if Cohen to AD gets us Corbin to Dudy Noble? Holy geez, I'm in.
I don't know if Corbin would have the same success here he has at Vanderbilt. It takes a different formula here.
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Originally Posted by
Taog Redloh
I don't know if Corbin would have the same success here he has at Vanderbilt. It takes a different formula here.
Agree. Corbin built his teams with croots from the NE that also wanted an elite education. Plus he has an overwhelming advantage with schollys.
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Originally Posted by
Joe Schmedlap
Promoting a very successful baseball coach to the athletic director job at USCe certainly hasn't worked all that well.
SC is alot like State. He got Muschamp after 5 others turned him down. Hard to say he is a bad AD yet
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No one should complain one bit if Cohen becomes the AD, and Corbin becomes our HC. I personally think Cohen could be a good AD. I believe he loves MSU, he won't accept mediocrity, he will hire/fire when it's time, and he knows our donors pretty well that if he needs support he knows where to go to get it.
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Now that it's out...I was told a few weeks ago that Cannizzaro may be locked up as our HC if Cohen were to become AD. And like Goat said, that would be a monster hire. I think we are now in great shape regardless, so everyone can relax about the potential Cohen to AD.
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Originally Posted by
Random Poster
is still the odds on favorite to be AD. Word is we talked to Corbin about ushering in the new stadium and he is strongly considering it. If he declines- an LSU asst is Plan B. The LSU asst is considered to be the guy that basebal people think is primed to take over a program soon.
Don't know...we have people who think Cohen is a hard ass. Corbin invented hard ass.
But that would be great.
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Originally Posted by
Thick
No one should complain one bit if Cohen becomes the AD, and Corbin becomes our HC. I personally think Cohen could be a good AD. I believe he loves MSU, he won't accept mediocrity, he will hire/fire when it's time, and he knows our donors pretty well that if he needs support he knows where to go to get it.
Agree. I think he'd be really good.
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Can Corbin be successful if he doesn't get 1st round picks in school and have the scholarship advantage?
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Originally Posted by
Tbonewannabe
Can Corbin be successful if he doesn't get 1st round picks in school and have the scholarship advantage?
Who says Corbin cant get 1st round picks in school? He keeps doing it
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Originally Posted by
Taog Redloh
I don't know if Corbin would have the same success here he has at Vanderbilt. It takes a different formula here.
^^ This right here. Big difference between recruiting to Vanderbilt and recruiting to Miss State.
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I doubt Corbin would come here; but if he did, he could recruit here. Corbin steadily puts players in MLB and players will follow him
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I'm not buying Corbin to State. He has it made with a huge recruiting edge over every other school at Vanderbilt. Why would he agree to play by the NCAA rules elsewhere?
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Originally Posted by
msstate7
I doubt Corbin would come here; but if he did, he could recruit here. Corbin steadily puts players in MLB and players will follow him
We made a great offer and spiced it with an Associate AD title or some BS- so he is considering...but everybody thinks the guy from LSU is a great Plan B
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Originally Posted by
Joe Schmedlap
I'm not buying Corbin to State. He has it made with a huge recruiting edge over every other school at Vanderbilt. Why would he agree to play by the NCAA rules elsewhere?
the best stadium in college baseball
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Originally Posted by
Joe Schmedlap
Promoting a very successful baseball coach to the athletic director job at USCe certainly hasn't worked all that well.
SC got stuck with Muschump because nobody wants to follow up Spurrier, especially since he quit on the program because he flunked recrootin 101. Tanner knows Muschump is gonna fail. I guarantee you the plan is to let him recroot for a few years and then let a real coach come in and build on it. This formula is used throughout the country.
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Originally Posted by
Taog Redloh
SC got stuck with Muschump because nobody wants to follow up Spurrier, especially since he quit on the program because he flunked recrootin 101. Tanner knows Muschump is gonna fail. I guarantee you the plan is to let him recroot for a few years and then let a real coach come in and build on it. This formula is used throughout the country.
excellent post Goat. Dead on
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