why in the blue blazes would you even consider Leslie Miles. He had worse clock management issues than CBB, he was beaten twice by CBB... remember 17/0. With LSU having much higher recruits. He was obstinate in changing offensive philosophy and having a decent qback.

Holtz... Good Lord man, he has underperformed everywhere since ECU and was beaten by CBP's worst bowl eligible team in the coldest game in a century.

No, I don't want GM, I do not think he can recruit here on par to what he has in Alabama, GA, etc. Plus he is a douche in how he treats people. Doesn't matter, the PTB will most likely hire him, I will continue to support our student athletes and go to games. and hopefully my opinion of GM will change. If he come here or not. I actually want to like the guy.

If I were hiring someone today, I would immediately go to Memphis and not leave until he said yes. He is IMHO the next big time HC. From his recruiting, to his offensive philosophy, to his work ethic, to how he treats people....

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Posted by gotnaren

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Posted on 11/25/17 at 1:45 pm to Razorback Reverend

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why in blue blazes....

Number one: A national champion experience as HC and Assist. IN THE SEC.
Number two: An excellent recruiter familiar with ALL HS coaches in the state of LA.
Number three: Has a good eye for hiring quality assist coaches. (John Chavis, etc.)
COMMENT: winning in the SEC is MUCH MORE credit to a candidate than a win / loss record at the likes of Wisconsin, citadel, or Memphis state ya know.

I do like the coach at Memphis State as you. He has great potential and in fact has proven to be a winner in a lower bracket of competition he will face in the SEC. Still yet he is young and I placed him 2nd. NOT because he is a good guy for I agree with Leo Durocher of baseball legend, "good guys finish last"!

I know there are more coaches out there than Skip Holtz. However, I also know he plays quality competition with a winning percentage against colleges who recruit nation wide. His roster are largely of those with homes and high schools within 100 miles of Ruston. He is truly a good coach.

Now, as for as records. Typically a coach whomever it may be falls into the performance of their college tradition. A lot of good coaches find their way through Vanderbilt and Kentucky for example. Sadly, AR has found their way into the same arena as those two and others with a tradition less than winning.

NOT degrading my Hogs but a fact easily researched.

My sermon for today, Rev.

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