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Ha. You must have been listening to Sportstalk tonight. They listed every excuse you mentioned.Imagine that and others want to give more years to coaches who don't produce. (Excuses: Just needs another year to get it right, needs to change assistant coaches, had bad injuries on the team, baseball is hard to hit, players just can't execute, pitchers walk too many, players make bad timely errors and finally just have some bad luck.)
You're comparing apples to oranges. Alabama and Auburn don't play that shit. You win, win quick or you're out the door
Just saying.
"No clue about anything". Ha. I heard Peterson last night discussing his firing during the SEC tournament and posted. I read later on the ESPN ticker the reason behind it. So I didn't change my OP. Get over yourself. It's a simple post on a sports messageboard-not ESPN. Anyone getting bent out of shape over it like you needs to get a life.sclawman, he broke NCAA rules. I realize you have no clue about anything, but a simple google search would've helped you this time.
Bama coach broke NCAA rules. His firing had nothing to do with their record in his first year.
He threatened or tried to pull scholarships of players who weren't very good. At "power 5" schools, it is against NCAA rules to pull a scholarship just because a kid isn't as good as you (or the previous) coach thought he was going to be. In other words, if the kid did nothing wrong, other than the fact he just wasn't very good, you have to renew his scholarship. (Kids don't get punished for mistakes in recruiting by coaches).What NCAA rules were broken?
You're comparing apples to oranges. Alabama and Auburn don't play that shit. You win, win quick or you're out the door
This is what happens when you lose 2 out of 3 to Chad...
That's a dumb rule.He threatened or tried to pull scholarships of players who weren't very good. At "power 5" schools, it is against NCAA rules to pull a scholarship just because a kid isn't as good as you (or the previous) coach thought he was going to be. In other words, if the kid did nothing wrong, other than the fact he just wasn't very good, you have to renew his scholarship. (Kids don't get punished for mistakes in recruiting by coaches).
Yep, another reason why I posted about this. Isn't it comical (and coincidental) that the two SEC teams we won series against end up canning their head coaches.And I admire the heck out of them for that & I'm quite envious.
Tennessee swept by Holbroke....FIRED!
Alabama loses a series to Holbroke....FIRED!
It makes sense to me. If you're "supposed" to go to college for an education, and a coach offers you a scholarship to pay for your education because he thinks you are good enough to play there, and you do everything that's asked of you (work hard, go to class, work your tail off in practice etc) but it turns out you're not as good as they thought, then the kid shouldn't be blamed because the coach wasn't a good evaluator of talent or couldn't develop you. Otherwise, coaches could cut tons of kids every year and the whole concept of student-athlete goes out the window.That's a dumb rule.
It makes sense to me. If you're "supposed" to go to college for an education, and a coach offers you a scholarship to pay for your education because he thinks you are good enough to play there, and you do everything that's asked of you (work hard, go to class, work your tail off in practice etc) but it turns out you're not as good as they thought, then the kid shouldn't be blamed because the coach wasn't a good evaluator of talent or couldn't develop you. Otherwise, coaches could cut tons of kids every year and the whole concept of student-athlete goes out the window.
He threatened or tried to pull scholarships of players who weren't very good. At "power 5" schools, it is against NCAA rules to pull a scholarship just because a kid isn't as good as you (or the previous) coach thought he was going to be. In other words, if the kid did nothing wrong, other than the fact he just wasn't very good, you have to renew his scholarship. (Kids don't get punished for mistakes in recruiting by coaches).
That's a dumb rule.
In football, yeah. The other sports aren't near as important thereYou're comparing apples to oranges. Alabama and Auburn don't play that shit. You win, win quick or you're out the door
Mutiny sounds like a pretty good idea.Too bad we can't have players force a coach off the team because he isn't up to par.