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re: Official Hugh Freeze is an idiot melt thread
Posted on 11/8/16 at 9:10 am to DMagic
Posted on 11/8/16 at 9:10 am to DMagic
I'm sorry DMagic. People have bad seasons, except Saban. Hugh Freeze pulled us out of the gutter of college football. We had brief stints with mediocrity under Cutcliffe, Tubbs, and Nutt but those were only about a 1 year of "yay." Freeze is the only coach that we've had since Vaught that has truly built the program for longterm success. We have had some terrible coaching moves, no doubt, but to question a guy that took us from 2-10 to 7,8,9,10 win seasons consecutively because he's having a bad year is moronic. Now, if this oes on for 2 or year MORE years, then I would question him too, but I'm not faulting anyone for the unbelieveable stress that this offseason has put on us. Remember, before it was the NCAA, he had to deal with the Nkemdiche drama.
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Posted on 11/8/16 at 9:17 am to Landmass
Calling for the end of Freeze is laughable. Come on people (or person).
Posted on 11/8/16 at 9:25 am to Landmass
At the minimum the Nkemdiche issue was self inflicted. Probably a learning lesson for a young coach and why he has demonstrated a little more tough love this year.
Long story short, he is a CEO of a multi-million dollar enterprise. As such he needs to do what's in the best interest of the program. Sometimes that means cutting dead weight and bringing in new blood. No one can say that the trend on the defensive side of the ball since Allen left has been anything but down-ward as the kids he impacted graduated. This off season will have a significant ramifications on his tenure at Ole Miss. First resolving the NCAA persecution. Secondly making decisive decisions about the coaching staff. I like "the family/Christian atmosphere" but people are being paid very well for results that are not being attained....so be a steward of the program and make the necessary moves to attain your ultimate goals.
Long story short, he is a CEO of a multi-million dollar enterprise. As such he needs to do what's in the best interest of the program. Sometimes that means cutting dead weight and bringing in new blood. No one can say that the trend on the defensive side of the ball since Allen left has been anything but down-ward as the kids he impacted graduated. This off season will have a significant ramifications on his tenure at Ole Miss. First resolving the NCAA persecution. Secondly making decisive decisions about the coaching staff. I like "the family/Christian atmosphere" but people are being paid very well for results that are not being attained....so be a steward of the program and make the necessary moves to attain your ultimate goals.
Posted on 11/8/16 at 10:25 am to ABearsFanNMS
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First resolving the NCAA persecution.
Posted on 11/8/16 at 10:39 am to ABearsFanNMS
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ABearsFanNMS
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At the minimum the Nkemdiche issue was self inflicted. Probably a learning lesson for a young coach and why he has demonstrated a little more tough love this year.
Long story short, he is a CEO of a multi-million dollar enterprise. As such he needs to do what's in the best interest of the program. Sometimes that means cutting dead weight and bringing in new blood. No one can say that the trend on the defensive side of the ball since Allen left has been anything but down-ward as the kids he impacted graduated. This off season will have a significant ramifications on his tenure at Ole Miss. First resolving the NCAA persecution. Secondly making decisive decisions about the coaching staff. I like "the family/Christian atmosphere" but people are being paid very well for results that are not being attained....so be a steward of the program and make the necessary moves to attain your ultimate goals.
Very well said.
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