Stoops interviewing with BU is what would finally get the media to talk about Mixon et al and then accuse bu of not learning anything.GusGus said:
If Ruhle goes why not try to get Bob Stoops out of retirement. I am sure he is getting bored .
Well let's see he's got to talk to his team, his recruits, the big donors firstboognish_bear said:
CMR is going to have to publicly address this soon...right?
GShack said:Robert Wilson said:
You serious, Clark?
I've got no real problem with hired hands entertaining other offers/discussions, but the loyalty police around here must be furious.
Absolutely this. Will those who can't get over Briles flirtation with Texas be as angry with Rhule for actually interviewing with Indy?
GusGus said:
If Ruhle goes why not try to get Bob Stoops out of retirement. I am sure he is getting bored .
No big deal to me. Apparently, even at 1-11 the NFL believes he can coach and was left a Waste Management facility by Art Briles.REX said:
X?
Thee?
Mili?
I'm just going to try and gather my thoughts on this one
LIB,MR BEARS said:Stoops interviewing with BU is what would finally get the media to talk about Mixon et al and then accuse bu of not learning anything.GusGus said:
If Ruhle goes why not try to get Bob Stoops out of retirement. I am sure he is getting bored .
BU interviews coach who was "quietly pushed out at OU over uncontrollable players. BU doesn't learn."
Narcissisim , he thinks he's a big fish in a small pond.Drunken hookup @ old main said:
Honest question. Why does Rhule want to leave at this point? He was given a zillion dollars with a long contract and has landed some good recruiting classes. There will never be less pressure in a big time job than what he has now. And if he does well here he will have a mountain of opportunities in a few years. It smells like he's panicking for a way out.
Haha, what's it like having to weigh all your opinions against what an internet poster might think?BellCountyBear said:
Hire Briles back...watch Milli's head explode!
Robert Wilson said:
Upon further consideration, if this is true we should fire his ass.
I do not expect coaches to be loyal, but I do expect them to have a modicum of personal pride. What kind of person spends one year at a place going 1-11, makes excuses about a long-term process, and then seriously entertains leaving that quickly?
And didn't he say that God called him here? Did God just move to Indianapolis?
Don't pimp out Jesus if you don't even mean it.
If this is not true, then let's move on down the road and try to win some damn football games.
now tell us with your sock puppet accounts you loserMilliVanilli said:Haha, what's it like having to weigh all your opinions against what an internet poster might think?BellCountyBear said:
Hire Briles back...watch Milli's head explode!
PS that's one more NFL interview than Briles ever got.
blackie said:
Guys, I don't care what you think of Rhule, his offense, or where he comes from. I wouldn't see us losing a coach at this point in time to be good for us. It would only be another set back. All that are out there are ones nobody else wanted (since they haven't already been hired), over the hill, or carry baggage from their previous places. On the other hand, his interviewing, if true (or not soon denied), also doesn't send the right message about where we stand.
Going or staying, I just don't see it good for us going into this year. I guess I would be careful for what you wish. Since we have no control over it anyway, I guess we just have to wait and see how it plays out. But my first thought is that if true, not true, or any other scenario, it just isn't good for us. We didn't need this. not now. Hope I am proven wrong. I am getting too old to waste seasons starting over every year.
I guess my biggest amazement is why an NFL team would want him. He doesn't have a resume that screams he would be successful at that level, at least not yet.
BaylorProud77 said:
Well don't faint but let's just go hire lane kiffin!
