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but to give one guy more than the other because he's one color is where the issue lies
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If the white gut is the best guy for the job then hire him. If the black man is the best man for the job then hire him. Quit hiring people because it is politically correct to do so.
wait what? GR has only given solid solutions for a dwindling program that needs stability. Alcorn is working on its 4th coach in 4 years. In my opinion you should become a part of the JSU system and drop to d2. Right now you are not doing yourself or those kids any favors. Remember, its all about the kids and their education.Are people really on this...smh Its sad if this is really the hold up from hiring the guy.
Blame GR for the thread derail...he's still trying to do it. lol
and while you over here instigating I have some questions for you...SELLOUT...I'll save that for another threadDing Ding Ding...with this been said school is out!
Alcorn don't let the color of any man's skin keep you from hiring the best candid PERIOD!
Alcorn to officially announce the hiring of Former Offensive Coordinator Michael Armour as Head Coach tommorow after commencement, according to Wlbt Rob Jay...
It's been said a zillion times already, but Mississippi employees can't get more than 4 years.If thats true about Armour its a great choice!!! I hope they give him a five year deal!
I am a White Valley alum and I still reside in the Mississippi Delta and I will tell you this. If Valley doesn't merge with JSU, DSU, MSU, or UM it will be shut down in the next 10 years. The administration is terrible, the campus isn't that great, and they struggle in athletics. Come spend a week on campus and you will find my points on target. And if Alcorn will not hire a guy with good credintials, regardless of race, then they are crazy as hell. Hell with color, hire people who can educate and teach young mean and women how to prepare for life after college, i.e. the REAL WORLD, because the REAL WORLD will kick your ass if you let it.
I think BW1911 already asked this, and if so, forgive me. But if MVSU has a terrible administration, a campus that isn't that great, and if they struggle in athletics, why did you attend? There are other colleges in Mississippi; better yet, there are 49 other states to choose to attend college; why not attend one who has a better administration, better campus, and better athletics?
Also, are you implying that the professors and teachers at MVSU can't educate and teach young men and women how to prepare for life after college? If so, in addition to your other statements, I'm like BW1911; I don't see why you went to MVSU.
Classes begin the third week of January with 50 people in class, and 4 weeks later your class is down to 20. You tell me where this problem lies? When i took my grad comps there were 6 females that got caught by the professor passing cheat sheets around and instead of failing them 6 MVSU had 100 people graduate that spring with a masters in criminal justice because they couldn't fail anyone, even those who did nothing to earn a degree, received a degree. What is that teaching? The president can't live on campus because the 3000 square foot house is not big enough so they want alumni to give back to pay for the weekly high dollar rate at the upscale Alluvian Hotel in Greenwood. These are just a few things
LOOK FOR Jay Hopson to be be named next week. He's got the asisstants salaries up. He will get money bought into Alcorn from the Outside....... The AD is will NOT Be at Alcorn either. Look for Him to reappear East of MS.... Next Week will be the ANNOUNCEMENT.
LOOK FOR Jay Hopson to be be named next week. He's got the asisstants salaries up. He will get money bought into Alcorn from the Outside....... The AD is will NOT Be at Alcorn either. Look for Him to reappear East of MS.... Next Week will be the ANNOUNCEMENT.
At this point, I cant take anyones word on the situation. I have to see the official announcement since Theirs been so many unofficial announcments.
I hope Alcorn learn from this situation tho. Have A coach Already in mind, before you just fire someone just cause You can.
Brave...Im not joking
I honestly feel Alcorn and Valley should merge with JSU. The state could make JSU North at Itta Bena and JSU South at Lorman. Hell you can call it Jackson State Lorman campus/Itta Bena campus for all I care. We can streamline the system to make it more efficient. Once this republican congress digs in after Obama gets re-elected, you are going to hope for a merger instead of a closure. And this time, we aint marching for yall
[Question. Why would ALCORN want to merge with jsu and we were just recognized as the #1 HBCU in the united states a couple of weeks ago? A merger of this magnitude would surely lower our standards!!
To SUJagfan...it would be a cold day in hell before I felt that Alcorn was in anyway inferior to jsu/Valley or any other Swac school you can name. I know what my school has done & produced.
And for the record, what have you all produced and done again?

:lol:Alcorn State, Miss. (April 22, 2012) – Alcorn State University has won the top honor of HBCU of the Year at the annual HBCU Awards hosted by The Center for HBCU Media Advocacy. The awards ceremony honors excellence at historically black colleges and universities, the HBCU Awards is one of the most prominent and keenly contested awards. Alcorn was nominated for nine awards: Best Research Center – The Center for Ecology and Natural Resources; Best Fine Arts Program – ASU Fine Arts Department; National Alumni Association of the Year – ASU National Alumni Association; Male Alumnus of the Year – Dr. Shelby R. Wilkes; Female Coach of the Year – Coach Tonya Edwards; Best HBCU Choir – ASU Concert Choir; Best Alumni Publication – Alcorn, the University’s Magazine; Male President/Chancellor of the Year – Dr. M. Christopher Brown II; and for the HBCU of the Year.
Alcorn also captured the title for Best Alumni Publication. In recognizing Alcorn’s tremendous achievements, Jarrett L. Carter Sr., founder and executive director of the Center for HBCU Media Advocacy, cited that “great things – outstanding research, high-quality teaching and public engagement – are happening at Alcorn State University and you are {Alcorn} as the nation’s first historically black land-grant institution, an elite institution, that embodies the spirit of the HBCU community