Fire Porter Moser

[thebigabd]

Happy Holidays everyone.

 

[Boom Soon]

It’s best for both parties if he moves on after this year.

 

[steverocks35]

It’s best for both parties if he moves on after this year.

Do we really have to wait that long?

 

[WichitaSooner]

Sadly it’s all but assured he will finish out the season. Five wasted years under this guy, when anyone with eyes and a brain knew two years ago he is in over his head. If they don’t fire him after this season, or he doesn’t try to salvage his career by going back to Loyola, the administration is risking losing the fan base to an extent that would be very damaging.

 

[Boom Soon]

Do we really have to wait that long?

Yes. I think so.

 

[Eielson]

Winning streak incoming.

 

[hoopsaustin]

It’s best for both parties if he moves on after this year.

I want someone else to pay his buyout. Maybe idiot joe castiglione can pay it, such a moron

 

[WichitaSooner]

I want someone else to pay his buyout. Maybe idiot joe castiglione can pay it, such a moron

I really think there is a chance he goes back to Loyola after the season. They stink. It’s not working with their coach. If (when) Porter fails again this year, he might be smart enough to know that his next chance to salvage his career is to go back to the only place he ever had any real success. If he stays here and waits to get fired at some point down the line, he might have a much harder time getting hired by even a mid major, let alone one he likes as much as Loyola. He’s not young, and his terrible track record at OU will scare plenty of programs off. We could throw in the culture wall to sweeten the deal for Loyola.

 

[hoopsaustin]

I really think there is a chance he goes back to Loyola after the season. They stink. It’s not working with their coach. If (when) Porter fails again this year, he might be smart enough to know that his next chance to salvage his career is to go back to the only place he ever had any real success. If he stays here and waits to get fired at some point down the line, he might have a much harder time getting hired by even a mid major, let alone one he likes as much as Loyola. He’s not young, and his terrible track record at OU will scare plenty of programs off. We could throw in the culture wall to sweeten the deal for Loyola.

Here's hoping..

Fun fact: drew valentine even with his current 3-7 disastrous season and last place standing in the A-10 this year, STILL has a better career win % than PM's career at Loyola..

.597 (DV)

vs.

.571 (pm)

 

[Boom Soon]

Here's hoping..

Fun fact: drew valentine even with his current 3-7 disastrous season and last place standing in the A-10 this year, STILL has a better career win % than PM's career at Loyola..

.597 (DV)

vs.

.571 (pm)

You are what your record says you are

 

[TEvans4Three]

(With a deep sigh and exhale, our protagonist stares longingly at a picture of Grant MaCasland on his window sill)

"What could have been..." he says, as he turns over and realizes SEC play is still ahead.

 

[TEvans4Three]

Realistic candidates I like (as of today):

Josh Shertz - SLU
Jerrod Calhoun - Utah St
Andy Enfield - SMU
Tony Skinn - George Mason
Casey Alexander - Belmont

 

[Sooner Season]

the administration is risking losing the fan base to an extent that would be very damaging.

For me, it's too late. This year and last year's home schedule combined with Moser's inability to build any consistent positive momentum has killed my enthusiasm for the program. I actually quit watching Saturday night and that's unheard of for me but I have no connection with this team or this coach as much as I try to. I've tried to get on board with Moser (see the Wake game) but the truth is I'm to the point I'm not sure I would enjoy a winning streak because it would mean more of him.

I think our best hope is that Notre Dame football hires him as a consultant to set up and conduct their "we missed the tournament and it's so unfair" whine conference!!