PineyWoodsHog

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I think it’s gay to expose people

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I guess it depends on if those people are of the same sex or not. Also, you better get consent first. :lol:

The sentiment of Doug being the best next AD or whatever might be mostly internet bullshite. I don't know, I don't follow much media and I rarely go on social media unless it's to purchase something on the marketplace or if you want to count this forum.

I just gave my own, personal opinion that I believe he would do better than HY, which isn't saying much. I do understand that the Waltons don't care about Arkansas football which is why I said he might be able to get them involved if he had the job.

I don't claim to have some inside info on any of it or anybody. I'm just a fan that wants us to do better regardless of who gets us there.

Still doesn't change the fact that you're a troll and a shitty poster. I'm done clogging up someone else's thread replying to the likes of you. :cheers: :doublebird:

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“ Hunter Yurachek really told Brett McMurphy that he thinks a lack of transparency has been a mistake on their part.

This comes just a few weeks after he declines to speak at the Little Rock Touchdown Club and don't forget he hasn't done a presser in ages.

He is a liar who thinks you are incredibly stupid. He thinks you are dumb enough to buy these sad and desperate lies.

Let's not forgot he admits this lack of transparency in an article that is behind a paywall lol. The lack of awareness is truly incredible for someone in charge of such a large operation.”

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Those two sentences say a lot, especially the pay wall part. Calculated move on HY's part. If he was this calculating and strategic at his real job, he could be a very effective AD. Then again, perhaps he's achieved exactly what he set out to do, wreck the football program.

Anything in this article we haven't already heard or don't already know? I'm not paying a subscription to read that.

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Imagine being an Arkansas fan and feeling like anyone in this thread gives a shite about your opinion?

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Imagine being a LSU fan, with the success y'all have had over the last 20 or so years, and still being a melty little biotch over one close loss to a better team.

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We are screwed. These people are like politicians and will never vote themselves out.

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What they've allowed to happen with the footbal program should qualify as malfeasance IMO.

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5-5
10-3
8-5

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Hugh freeze managed to go

10-3
9-4
8-5

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And that was when payments and hand jobs still had to be under the table.

Why do we even have an AD if our HC is having to spend all of his time raising money? I do like that Silverfield doesn't make excuses or try and throw others under the bus. However, if he has any chance of success at all, I dont think it's gonna be with Cramsey running the offense.

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it’s amazing how fast they met when 1 email was leaked.

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Wait, did I miss something? What is this in reference to? I knew there was a campaign to send emails to the PTB but didn't remember hearing anything about an email leak.

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I mean the positives of Petrino on top of being just straight up better than Silverfield were that he had no leverage and he was the perfect stop gap if you still wanted to make a hire the following year in a more advantageous hiring climate.

He had no leverage and would have signed to a 2ish year deal with a low buyout that you could easily get out of if expectations weren't met and you wouldn't be stuck with a trainwreck for the next 3+ years like we are right now. It made too much sense.

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I kind of wonder of part of the reasoning for not giving Petrino a real shot at the job had more to do with HY's ego and fear of what would happen if Petrino was ultimately successful.

He already has Cal who doesn't really answer to him and thatnhe gets no credit for the hire (nor should he), Dave garners much more respect than him also. I don't think he relished the idea of potentially having another successful big personality on campus.

I mean, there had to be more than what meets the eye because going the Petrino route, as you stated, was truly a no-brainer by the time he filled the job with Silverfield.