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He would not come to Valley....I just don't see it.

He expressed interest the last time the job was open but the powers that be already had their mind made up (Comegy just happened to become available before they selected their guy)

Now that A&T is where they are at now (don't know what he makes as DC/AHC), it would not surprise me to see other schools show interest. Plus he is 57 so I don't think we can miss on him this around but he is a loyal Valley guy no doubt about it.
 
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Dude, yall lost to Hughes. In the worst season JSU was having since 1877. Shut up and sit down!

You see the results of losing to the worst team in the SWAC. Unlike JSU, when we see a need for change we act promptly. Hughes will remain your coach because the Mafia (or what's left of it) has no power to initiate change.

Next year, you will again have the worst season in JSU history.
 



You see the results of losing to the worst team in the SWAC. Unlike JSU, when we see a need for change we act promptly. Hughes will remain your coach because the Mafia (or what's left of it) has no power to initiate change.

Next year, you will again have the worst season in JSU history.


LOL
 
Alabama State (FCS): Sources tell FootballScoop, Troy corners coach / recruiting coordinator Al Pogue and Texas Southern head coach (& former Miami of Ohio head coach) Mike Haywood are among the strong candidates for the head coaching position at Alabama State.
 
Valley needs to quit. In their case, it's nothing wrong with being a quitter. Look what it did to PV. Now they're more competitive.

1. PV never quit.
2. PV is more competitive because we were finally able to fully fund all our scholarships and starting adding resources to the program.
3. For the 3rd consecutive year is the number of wins your team finished with.

Go sit down...
 
Alabama State (FCS): Sources tell FootballScoop, Troy corners coach / recruiting coordinator Al Pogue and Texas Southern head coach (& former Miami of Ohio head coach) Mike Haywood are among the strong candidates for the head coaching position at Alabama State.

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Alabama State (FCS): Sources tell FootballScoop, Troy corners coach / recruiting coordinator Al Pogue and Texas Southern head coach (& former Miami of Ohio head coach) Mike Haywood are among the strong candidates for the head coaching position at Alabama State.
WOW!!!! How do you TSU folks feel about this?
 
Alabama State (FCS): Sources tell FootballScoop, Troy corners coach / recruiting coordinator Al Pogue and Texas Southern head coach (& former Miami of Ohio head coach) Mike Haywood are among the strong candidates for the head coaching position at Alabama State.
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Odums have a couple of assistants that you all probably need. Anything to take you all out of that 6 foot hole....YW

We're done thinking an HBCU career coach is the way to go. Odums can keep them. If this is true, we need someone with Texas connections.
 



We're done thinking an HBCU career coach is the way to go. Odums can keep them. If this is true, we need someone with Texas connections.

Okay, so now you all are uppity like jsu....lol Ya'll might want to go after old boy at Virginia State.
 
We don't want Haywood.. but honestly we do need to be looking at some mid major FBS & Top 5-10 FCS staffs for our next coach ...white or black.
Interesting that he's already trying to leave TSU. Definitely curious to see who will be on both sidelines for the MCC next year.
 
You see the results of losing to the worst team in the SWAC. Unlike JSU, when we see a need for change we act promptly. Hughes will remain your coach because the Mafia (or what's left of it) has no power to initiate change.

Next year, you will again have the worst season in JSU history.

Dude, you all had Spady for 4 years. LOL We got rid of OMJ after 1.5 years. You call 4 losing seasons acting promptly? Hughes been at JSU two years and hanging by a thread.
 
I wouldnt be mad if JSU fired Hughes but to be honest, there are really no good obvious options out there right now.
 
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