Timing is grotesque

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  • bearcatpride11
    Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 27
    #31
    Originally posted by juckerrules
    Yep, and let's sign him right away so Houston has to play without their coach-you can't blame ND - they're not doing anything UC wouldn't do given the opportunity
    Did I say hire him tomorrow? I don't think I did. Because it wouldn't help us. Let Quinn coach the Sugar Bowl he knows the system, players, and tendencies. It wouldn't help to bring in Sumlin next Thursday and let him coach the Sugar Bowl. However come December 2nd when Quinn is packing his bags for South Bend with Commander D-Bag, Sumlin should be on speed dial.

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      • #41
        Distinguished Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 889
        #32
        Originally posted by Bearcat Chris
        If Sumlin has a 50 million dollar buyout if he leaves UC, then I am all for it. Houston was absolutely pathetic before he took over.
        That's simply not true. They went 8-4 the year before he took over, and 9-3 the year before that.

        Houston's been a good mid-major program for a couple years now.
        #41

        You can give it a patriotic name, but it still sucks.

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          • Irishbearcat
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            • Jul 2007
            • 1445
            #33
            The timing is a must. There are big name recruits out there that will choose other schools (Joyner just picked FSU) if the Irish AND UC don't solidify their coaching situations sooner than later. You can't wait until early to mid Jan and expect new coaches to get to know the kids, but sway them into the fold.
            An earlier binding LOI day would help with that problem.

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