i LIKE HIM, THE TEAM LIKES HIM AND I THINK MOST OF THE FANS LIKE HIM TOO!
Ditto! Someone they can rally around!longtimebear said:
i LIKE HIM, THE TEAM LIKES HIM AND I THINK MOST OF THE FANS LIKE HIM TOO!
BUATX2000 said:
If he wins out it will be too late to retain him. Someone else will grab him. We aren't going to do much better. We should lock him up.
Reverend said:
Maybe it's just me…. But it's just refreshing to have a guy that sounds like …,,,… a friggin FOOTBALL COACH!
BUATX2000 said:
If he wins out it will be too late to retain him. Someone else will grab him. We aren't going to do much better. We should lock him up.
Billy Bolls said:
I'm kind of past the point of the eyeball test. If he loses these next three, it's a definite no for me regardless of how close it is or whatever
DAC said:BUATX2000 said:
If he wins out it will be too late to retain him. Someone else will grab him. We aren't going to do much better. We should lock him up.
Give him a 10 year extension now with guarantee
chorne68 said:DAC said:BUATX2000 said:
If he wins out it will be too late to retain him. Someone else will grab him. We aren't going to do much better. We should lock him up.
Give him a 10 year extension now with guarantee
Sure...long term contract is the answer. That is what gave us the past several years. Wait a few weeks and if he deserves one give him a contact with incentives to make more. I would never give any coach anywhere anytime a long-term contract. The kiss of death.
Space Cutter said:
In preseason Baylor was picked to beat UCF & Iowa St., so while getting rid of low energy Amanda and putting some excitement back into the team with Klanderman is great. Picking a real HC means waiting to see how the rest of the season goes.
Definitely interview him but think long term not picking the hot guy or flashy prospect.
Reverend said:
Maybe it's just me…. But it's just refreshing to have a guy that sounds like …,,,… a friggin FOOTBALL COACH!
PartyBear said:
The problem again is that hiring an experienced HC conflicts with the time it will take to really evaluate Klanderman. So it is kind of do one or the other for all practical purposes. I don't think we should pass on most of the names floating here if they can be lined up.
Now if we are down to Kittly and or Kinney then may as well go Klanderman. I would support him above those. If it is down to that though it means we have a problem at AD. I would also hope we don't go with Klanderman again because the AD is inexperienced and Klanderman has done enough to rescue what behind the scenes could be some Stanton era type botched search behind the scenes.
Reverend said:
Maybe it's just me…. But it's just refreshing to have a guy that sounds like …,,,… a friggin FOOTBALL COACH!
LTBear19 said:
Reality has to hit a fanbase at some point.
After the wild ride we've been on these past few weeks, the fact that we're bowl eligible and still legitimately in the hunt for the Big XII title should tell you all you need to know.
We're playing with house money at this point, fellas.
If we miraculously win out and make it to Arlington, all the better (no one was even thinking of a possible championship opportunity after the Kansas loss).
But I wouldn't base hiring Coach K on whether we win our final 3 games (or even 2 of 3).
Like many on here have said, just be competitive each week and continue to improve.
Learn from your mistakes. Make adjustments. Get better.
I like what I've seen from the guy already. And he's just going to get better from here on out.
Plus, you likely retain your staff and players by keeping him at this point (instead of risking a complete turnover of personnel and a possible rebuild altogether).
This is a long-term hire we're about to make, and should not be a heat-of-the-moment one based on whether we beat BYU next week.
Think big picture: We want to stay competitive and in the title picture EVERY year moving forward.
He's got this group believing in themselves, and it's likely they'd run through a wall for him at this point.
Coaches like that don't come around very often.
Personally, I've seen enough.
Might as well lock up him up now - before somebody else does.
AC/DC said:LTBear19 said:
Reality has to hit a fanbase at some point.
After the wild ride we've been on these past few weeks, the fact that we're bowl eligible and still legitimately in the hunt for the Big XII title should tell you all you need to know.
We're playing with house money at this point, fellas.
If we miraculously win out and make it to Arlington, all the better (no one was even thinking of a possible championship opportunity after the Kansas loss).
But I wouldn't base hiring Coach K on whether we win our final 3 games (or even 2 of 3).
Like many on here have said, just be competitive each week and continue to improve.
Learn from your mistakes. Make adjustments. Get better.
I like what I've seen from the guy already. And he's just going to get better from here on out.
Plus, you likely retain your staff and players by keeping him at this point (instead of risking a complete turnover of personnel and a possible rebuild altogether).
This is a long-term hire we're about to make, and should not be a heat-of-the-moment one based on whether we beat BYU next week.
Think big picture: We want to stay competitive and in the title picture EVERY year moving forward.
He's got this group believing in themselves, and it's likely they'd run through a wall for him at this point.
Coaches like that don't come around very often.
Personally, I've seen enough.
Might as well lock up him up now - before somebody else does.
All good points. A fallacy of Baylor fans is BU is a school/team that Top Tier HC candidates would melt to come to Baylor. Not so.
I think you forgot to read the sarcastic font.chorne68 said:DAC said:BUATX2000 said:
If he wins out it will be too late to retain him. Someone else will grab him. We aren't going to do much better. We should lock him up.
Give him a 10 year extension now with guarantee
Sure...long term contract is the answer. That is what gave us the past several years. Wait a few weeks and if he deserves one give him a contact with incentives to make more. I would never give any coach anywhere anytime a long-term contract. The kiss of death.
BUATX2000 said:I think you forgot to read the sarcastic font.chorne68 said:DAC said:BUATX2000 said:
If he wins out it will be too late to retain him. Someone else will grab him. We aren't going to do much better. We should lock him up.
Give him a 10 year extension now with guarantee
Sure...long term contract is the answer. That is what gave us the past several years. Wait a few weeks and if he deserves one give him a contact with incentives to make more. I would never give any coach anywhere anytime a long-term contract. The kiss of death.