I have changed my mind, I am for keeping Lemonis

[MaroonFlounder]

I have zero confidence in the current staff, and that includes Goat

[Cooterpoot]

Damn. We gonna have to buy a new bucket

I'm still surprised the bucket held him

[ShotgunDawg]

The dude won a National Championship, two years ago. He pulled all the right strings, made all the right decisions, with great talent (granted), but he was the one that did it.

Light his ass on fire, but I do believe he has earned some time.

That is all.

I would agree if he were a pro manager. Being a college coach though, he?s got to be competent in evaluating and developing

[R2Dawg]

This is the why we will know everything about Lemonis' future by July 17. That's one-week after the draft.

(1) He has to re-recruit all the star Freshmen and Sophomores (Has to convince kids that MSU is heading back to relevance, not just hard-pegged to 14th place in the SEC)
(2) He has to keep the 2023 recruiting class together through the draft (Draft on July 11 - by July 17, we will see who is actually coming to MSU)
(3) Has to hire a credible Pitching Coach to keep the Roster Talent and the Recruits.
(4) Then you look at the Portal recruiting, if MSU is simply a fellow bidder, then the Program Goodwill is gone and 2021 is now ancient history.

If he is fired by the Roster, Recruits, and his Professional Colleagues. Then it's over.

If he can keep the Roster, Recruits, and bring-in motivated SoCon and P5 Stars, then you can keep Lemonis another year. This lets the Vitello show play-out another year in Tennessee. Maybe Link Jarred (FSU) or Jared Stiffler (Notre Dame) show you something in 2024. Plus, we should all recognize that another coach selected by Selmon is not a guaranteed home-run hire. It's a risk in-itself.

Pretty good take. The current roster and future recruits will have a big say in direction of the program.