Was it wise for Ole Miss to give Hugh Freeze a raise so soon?

probably but here's what i don't get about the college coaching profession. when you are hired are you not expected to win??? don't you sign a contract to pay you a certain amount to be successful???? therefore when you are haven't you have fulfilled your obligation????? it seems to be like this nowadays: if you lose you are fired, if you win we pay you more than you're worth....where's the middle ground? Freeze did a good job this year but he didn't win the west or anything.

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Yes. Winning six games with that team was a masterful coaching performance.

You'll have to continue giving him raises to keep him from leaving for a school that black people aren't afraid to commit to.

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get the frick out here with that shite you racist buttnugget

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It was a proactive move to reward a great coaching performance.

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Yeah, he "over-achieved" compared to where many thought you would finish this year, so it isn't like he is being rewarded for "meeting expectations" at 6-6.

Generally, you wouldn't expect your coach to receive a raise for 6-6 seasons or chic-fil-a bowl bids...

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Generally, you wouldn't expect your coach to receive a raise for 6-6 seasons or chic-fil-a bowl bids...

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You'd have sacrificed your first born for six wins this year.

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but it isn't Ole Miss is rewarding their coach for getting to a bowl because that's their expectation level flame.

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Absolutely. It's easy to forget just how bad we were last year. My statement wasn't meant in anger just saying it for the OP's benefit.

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You were expected to win what? 4-5 games for the most part?

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Even the most stalwart OM homers were predicting just 5. But to win 6 and buttfrick State in the process is pretty mindblowing.

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Absolutely. It's easy to forget just how bad we were last year. My statement wasn't meant in anger just saying it for the OP's benefit.

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Yeah, its amazing the difference a coaching staff can make sometimes, you guys had an improvement in O-line play and for compassion, Markuson lasted 2 weeks at Wisconsin before being fired.

Of course you guys befitted from this twice with your last two hires, lucky frickers.

As for the Aggy, I'm actually happy we didn't make a bowl, we have ridden our self of the staff that was in place allowing ourselves a chance to salvage this recruiting class that has 0 commits in areas of need and too many commits in areas that we really do not need, better to have some hurt feelings now when the kids have chance to land elsewhere on scholarship than burn those bridges in late January while we have less of a shot of filling the class with what we need. Meanwhile I don't have to listen to another JLS press conference for the rest of my life. Win-Win.

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I'm not trying to start crap, but one thing I definitely wondered when going to the Ole Miss game... where are all the black people? The only ones I saw were maintenance crew cleaning up in the Grove, and football players. It seemed very odd to me. I may be wrong but I don't think you'd notice that at any other SEC school - even A&M where the black population is considerably smaller.

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On the field and in the class room.

Ole Miss has one of the higher percentages of black student populations in the SEC or they did.

You are not going to see a majority of blacks in the stands unless you are at a HBC&U game...

it's just money. Ol' Miss is rich, bitch.

I would be called racist if i stated the obvious answer to your question aggie