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Only $3M? Yeah, they had to.
Someone floated a rumor on Curry Hicks Sage's Twitter space last night that Dusty might just stay at FAU. The timing might not be right for him to leave FAU during the tournament for Louisville or tOSU. Of course, either of those schools may hire other people.Am I the only one that doesn't see Dusty May as a sure thing? He's likely to end up at Louisville or tOSU and I can honestly see him not meeting expectations at either one.
I don't know what he'll do, I just think its probably 50/50 what kind of results he gets over the next 10 years.
My friend worked with him on Knight's student manager staff at Indiana. He's convinced May will hold out one year for Indiana.Someone floated a rumor on Curry Hicks Sage's Twitter space last night that Dusty might just stay at FAU. The timing might not be right for him to leave FAU during the tournament for Louisville or tOSU. Of course, either of those schools may hire other people.
He really wants Indiana and may risk staying at FAU until Indiana opens up. That's a risk...there's no guarantee FAU will keep winning big.
I have thought this often (and perhaps posted it once or twice--can't recall). I really think what passion their fan base has is based on hatred of OU. They don't have anyone else even resembling a rival. I think, with OU's departure, it could go a couple of ways for them: they could become a big dog in the Big 12 in football, with OU and texas out of the way, and could maybe move up a few rungs with the right hire in basketball, or their fans could become even more disinterested without OU to hate. If they're winning conference championships in either sport, they'll do ok due to bandwagon fans, but if their level of success remains roughly what it is, they could be in trouble.OSU fans only care about rooting against OU and jumping on the band wagon. That's the only time they show up in any sport. They are NOT a dedicated fanbase.
The Matt Campbell decision. He made the wrong choice instead of leaving ISU when he was hot.Someone floated a rumor on Curry Hicks Sage's Twitter space last night that Dusty might just stay at FAU. The timing might not be right for him to leave FAU during the tournament for Louisville or tOSU. Of course, either of those schools may hire other people.
He really wants Indiana and may risk staying at FAU until Indiana opens up. That's a risk...there's no guarantee FAU will keep winning big.
Excellent point. Matt Campbell stayed at Iowa State too long and now he's stuck there.The Matt Campbell decision. He made the wrong choice instead of leaving ISU when he was hot.
I think May is a really good coach, but when you are at a lesser program, it doesn't take much for the luster to wear off.
They hate OU more than they like their own team. Everyone connected with OSU is someone that made a conscious decision to not choose OU, either as a student or as a fan. There's some psychosis there.I have thought this often (and perhaps posted it once or twice--can't recall). I really think what passion their fan base has is based on hatred of OU. They don't have anyone else even resembling a rival. I think, with OU's departure, it could go a couple of ways for them: they could become a big dog in the Big 12 and football, with OU and texas out of the way, and could maybe move up a few rungs with the right hire in basketball, or their fans could become even more disinterested without OU to hate. If they're winning conference championships in either sport, they'll do ok due to bandwagon fans, but if their level of success remains roughly what it is, they could be in trouble.
There is no chance of making the new college football playoffs consistently since all Gundy do is chokeThey hate OU more than they like their own team. Everyone connected with OSU is someone that made a conscious decision to not choose OU, either as a student or as a fan. There's some psychosis there.
They have invested in football in recent years. The opportunity is there for them to make the new CFP consistently from the Big 12. They can be a football school in a basketball conference. As long as Gundy is there, there's a pretty good chance of that happening. But if football falls apart for them, they're toast.
Abd you are cray cray. Hiring a dude that isn't even a coach is crazier than hiring boyton in the first place
he lives in boca ... rides a bike to work ... and makes a bunch of money ... i think he will be fine if he stays ...The Matt Campbell decision. He made the wrong choice instead of leaving ISU when he was hot.
I think May is a really good coach, but when you are at a lesser program, it doesn't take much for the luster to wear off.
is there ANY example of that workingMy honest opinion..... Gottlieb would put together a winning program at OSU. I also believe he can surround himself with plenty of experience to make up for his lack thereof. He also won't pull a Brad Underwood and leave at the first second they succeed.
They could also go with a Mike Anderson, has ties to the area, did well at Missouri and Arkansas, and has tons of experience.
I am not surprised, Stackhouse's record is 70 wins and 92 losses so he had to goWow, Vanderbilt fired Jerry Stackhouse and now they owe him a $15 million buyout
This.It's a different world now. All the funds flow to football. Eddie Sutton isn't walking through that door. They got a donor to build them a beautiful baseball stadium, but it's going be very tough to get a good BBall coach there who can stick. I remember when Tulsa went through this and then ultimately watched the program slip away under Phillips. ADs make good money to navigate choppy waters, and Weiberg will be earning his salary with this hire.