FlyDownTheField83

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Again it is sad to see how many on this board see anyone criticize the Israeli government and then immediately call that person antisemitic

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Fixed your quote to more accurately reflect what I see happening….

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Most boomers and Gen Xers were raised financially illiterate

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Ridiculously ignorant statement. The cause of these delinquent loans needs more background information or facts before one could reasonably make any attributions as to cause. Could it be the parents that co-signed a loan are being identified by this data as the “delinquent “ person? Could it be that when the 1992 changes for student loans allowed for these types of loans to become a money making scam (as opposed to true “student” loans) that many unscrupulous older people took advantage of the system ?

All of these seem more likely to me. I know that I am older and myself and my friends that took out student loans (because our families could not afford to pay for college for us) ALL paid off our loans as soon as we could afford to.

However, I will refrain from making sweeping generalizations about people in your age group that want to dump on “boomers” to explain the ills of the world.

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“Fit” should not be in the criteria at all. It’s almost cultish

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No, …not almost,…it IS cultish. The example of Saban that you bring up is instructive because he overcame his shortcomings in the “fit” category at LSU and Bama through good results and determination to succeed using his own approach. However, his “major domo” personality does fit at SEC schools because most SEC fans and power brokers like the HMFIC attitude that Saban had.

However there have been a couple of recent examples of “fit” At SEC schools that caused issues:

Brian Kelly at LSU did not “fit”

Bryan Harsin at Auburn did not “fit” and was dead on arrival (I blame the AD for that one)

Hugh Freeze at Auburn did “fit” with his schmoozing of boosters and good recruiting, but this caused him to hang on too long despite some horrendous on-field coaching.

Unfortunately “fit” is a real thing that has an impact on a coach’s longevity.

No, …no,…..and more NO!

Interesting that an Alabama fan takes such keen interest in Auburn’s morality. You are not on some lofty moral perch to look down your nose at us.

I watched the Carlson/Fuentes podcast and did not know much about Fuentes prior to that, if you actually listen to what he says he makes some very good points. I do not agree with everything he said, but he makes some practical good arguments.

I do not believe several of the things you stated. As well, I have come to believe that the current Israeli government acts in its own self interest, and frequently does things harmful to the US. That is not hating Jews, and you seem so simple minded you cannot accept this concept (or are you a paid by the Zionist lobby to be an online influencer?).

Here is an observation from yesterday’s game:

We stink on offense and it is just like the first game that CHF coached at AU, except we have better (or more expensive) players doing the stinking. If we stick with CHF we will be the #14, #15, or #16 team in the SEC every year, and I am SICK of hearing,”…we are so close….”

I worked with people in the “healthcare industry” and it never failed that they saw more people involved with “healthcare” more often as a good thing.

Doesn’t it make more sense to search for ways to have less people have less involvement (ie, they are more healthy) with the “healthcare industry “?

But the real problem is that the “healthcare industry “ is about making money, and not making people healthy.

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…expectations at UCLA aren’t very high…

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You are right, all lazy coaches that intend to have mediocre results and play against lower level competition should apply at UCLA instead of Auburn

Just waiting on Snake Plissken to arrive….