re: Spavital finally fired 34 days too late

This isn't the playground of either pubes or hamm. Nothing you post here would backfire on you...unless the other sites lurk here, in which case it's a tacit admission that this is the best A&M message board.

Is that why Yates left and fricked us over with DSG in the process?

Just 5 hours until we pass the 1 week mark.

And neither Sumlin or Hyman are Aggies, so bash away.

Yates left because he told Sumlin he couldn't work with Snyder because he refused to let his corners play the way he wanted them to play.

There was a pretty big confrontation between Price and Sumlin in January 2014 after the Duke game. Price told Sumlin it was a mistake keeping Snyder and Snyder/Price really didn't speak to each other outside of gameday in 2014.

I've wondered about this very thing.

All I'm saying is you're hearing this stuff from the AD...a groups who literally sits around bashing our HC on a daily basis. Consider the source.

Says who? A bunch of dudes who have no clue what is going on?

I'm not saying I trust in the judgment of Sumlin or anyone else, I'm just saying I don't know enough to make an informed decision and neither does anyone else here. I do know Spav is the best offensive recruiter on our team, and my family member, who was an elite college football assistant coach and big time follower of Aggie football, says Spav is better at developing quarterbacks than most think but can't call plays or game prep for shite.

So like I said, I don't know what the best decision is but Roger gets info from the AD, who are a notorious bunch of petty whiners who wish they had more control over the football staff so they could "fix things."

I don't get my information from anyone and I don't make assumptions based on a bunch of questionable hearsay. Spav shouldn't call plays, that's all I know. If Sumlin doesn't think that, he should be fired. But I have not seen anything to conclusively show me Sumlin actually thinks that.

Why? He's getting paid and the defense he put on the field this year cemented his legacy as one of the best DCs in the history of the game. A good DC would have taken a massive nose dive with our linebacking personnel and DBs this year, but not chief.

He came here because he had serious problems with the LSU AD. They are the worst, and this year's Miles firing/not firing fiasco proved that without question.