East Tex Tiger
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Kevin Sumlin on the wish list.
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Not shocked. It was no way Texas A&M could go into the SEC with Sherman as the head coach. Oh well. It gets worse for Ole Miss with A&M having an opening in the SEC now. LOL.
This was an excellent move for A&M's program... the guy who gets that job will be sitting on a gold mine.
Yep! I agree. Now that the job is open it will attract some interesting candidates. Sumlin is on their wish list. But now every SEC assistant who wants to be a head coach will want to apply for that job. Even some other Head Coaches who want to be in the SEC will apply. This gig got better with the SEC move. Now they just got to hire the right guy and not be stingy with the pay. They have to pay like they want to win the SEC and get the best coach available who knows how to recruit in the SEC area and Nationally. Texas will be a given since they already have that certain kid who want to stay close to home. If Mack Brown don't tighten up in Austin and depending who the next A&M coach is. He is going to face a recruiting battle. Now the A&M coach can say do you want to go to Texas and play in the Big 12 minus 4 or do you want to come play in the best football conference vs the best players. The Aggies now have more to offer just by being in the SEC.
:tup:Sumlin wanted such-and-such to be his o-coord (former SWAC HC). :read: Oh, this has really, really gotten interesting.
Not so sure if the racial climate @ aTm is ready for a black HC for their fball program.
Mike Sherman had to get fired @ A&M. No way is a program supposed to blow 5 doublt digit 2nd half leads in one season. The Aggies were beating the Schyatt out of Arkansas and let them back in the game in the 2nd half. They did the right thing in firing him.......
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They are not but they want to win more!
Sumlin <b>& his staff</b> have proven themselves, IMO. Not so sure where the o-coord came from because such-and-such was offered that position for 175,000$ back in the gap. :read: It would be neat to see Sumlin and his staff take their talents to aggie land. I just hope they're ready to learn the cotton-eyed-joe and dip skoal/copenhagen as part of the job requirement. Those folx are kinda' backwards over there lol. :emlaugh:
Kevin Sumlin on the wish list.
You as a parent of recruit and wife of former star player have a huge say-so in what's what. :read:
Sumlin <b>& his staff</b> have proven themselves, IMO. Not so sure where the o-coord came from because such-and-such was offered that position for 175,000$ back in the gap. :read: It would be neat to see Sumlin and his staff take their talents to aggie land. I just hope they're ready to learn the cotton-eyed-joe and dip skoal/copenhagen as part of the job requirement. Those folx are kinda' backwards over there lol. :emlaugh:
The Okie State and Texas games did Sherman in. No way aTm should have lost those two games.
Anyboby think they would be interested in Tommy Tuberville? He was on Slocum's staff back in the day before taking the Ole Miss job. Plus he knows the SEC after coaching at Ole Miss and Auburn. It is only so much he can do at Texas Tech. He may be a better fit at A&M than Sumlin. I think he would do pretty well in Aggie Land. Plus he knows how the SEC is.
IMO, the verdict is still out on Sumlin. I would like to see how he does without Art Brile's recruits (namely Keenum). I just think UH's program is fool's gold when factoring in the level of competition in that conference. Tulsa was the only halfway decent program that they've beaten this season.
The "Riverboat Gambler" at Texas A@M would give SEC teams fits. That would probably be the SEC WEST "bad dream" come true as for a new team comming in with knowledge of how to play those SEC teams and what it is like on a weekly basis in that conference. :lol:
Anyboby think they would be interested in Tommy Tuberville? He was on Slocum's staff back in the day before taking the Ole Miss job. Plus he knows the SEC after coaching at Ole Miss and Auburn. It is only so much he can do at Texas Tech. He may be a better fit at A&M than Sumlin. I think he would do pretty well in Aggie Land. Plus he knows how the SEC is.
Frat. That was my thinking too. He was on staff during A&M's hey day under RC Slocum. So he knows the Aggie faithful and their attitudes/ways. He has coached at Ole Miss and Auburn with some success at both. So he definitely understands what type of athletes he needs to play SEC ball. If I am A&M, I go talk to Tuberville.
Funny that you mentioned Tulsa. Tulsa's most recent o-coord was a former HS coach @ Stephenville, naturally as Briles was as well. Those guys have a formula for success that's working @ the collegiate level.
I feel you on Briles recruits but on the flip side, Sumlin and staff could've pissed those recruits off and gone o-fer while making excuses that the current crop wasn't their folk. I think they adjusted and complimented the talent that was arleady there. I haven't seen uofh play this fall but if they pit them in a BCS bowl, 9 times out of 10, I'm not so sure they'll do too good (based upon history only).
I think the a&m folks will look at his most recent experience at Tech (all the blowout losses) and pass on Tuberville. They do need a coach with SEC connections though. Some have mentioned Kirby Smart but it looks like Sumlin is the frontrunner.
For real.
I said they should go get Tuberville as soon as they said they was joining the SEC. If I'm Texas A@M, I would go after him hard. He know the SEC, he know TEXAS, and he know how to recruit TEXAS and the SEC States east of the Mississippi. This is a no brainer if you really think about it. He would be a perfect fit for Texas A@M.