What a clown. Now he resorts to taking it out on the reporter for his failures. Douche!
I think we should do it now but yall know more about the situation than I do. I dont see what we gain by letting him finish the year. Is it a financial issue?
No. Finances are the same either way.
I think there are a couple things at play here. First and foremost, the hiring decision is so important that they want to take their time. That's why an announcement would wait on the new HC. But that doesn't explain why we wouldn't give Dan his walking papers and go with an interim HC.
I believe that the prevailing thought is that an interim coach would be even worse for recruiting than a lame duck coach / give us an even worse change to get bowl eligible. I respectfully and vehemently disagree with that.
I actually am opposed to firing him right now. It will create more turmoil than it is worth. Giving Cabral the interim tag is like a kiss of death for BC.
I think firing him now only satisfies the desire of the fans but does little to help the program. It is a tough situation for the next month regardless of any actions taken.
I think I'm guilty of burying my head in the sane a bit.
I think I'm guilty of burying my head in the sane a bit.
No. Finances are the same either way.
Unless he cut some sort of deal with a performance clause last November?
Unless he cut some sort of deal with a performance clause last November?
Firing the Dad of the starting QB during the season would make things very interesting in ways I do not want to see. I remember John Elway turning his back on Stanford for many years after they fired his Dad. I do not know if he ever got over it.
Unless he cut some sort of deal with a performance clause last November?
There is that. If he agreed to reduce his buyout in exchange of a guarantee he'd be on board through his son's senior year, then I'm ok with keeping him around. I want him gone, but money talks and the jury's out on whether an in-season firing does any good for a program.
I hadn't thought of that yet, but knowing that he was fired last year, and was only retained because Bohn was forced to retain him, I doubt Hawk had the clout to negotiate that type of deal. Unless Hawk tried this thing called blackmail, which is entirely possible, because he's a ****stick.
I hope Alferd is never a coach at CU because he is clearly an evil mastermind who can deliver this program straight to hell.
You can't shut the guy up after wins. Funny how that works.
I asked him if he’s worried if defenses will surround the line of scrimmage as Texas Tech did and dare his son, Cody Hawkins, to throw without Tyler Hansen’s running ability as a threat.
“We’ll see. I don’t know.”