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Quote from: Pete on January 18, 2013, 10:36:02 AMQuote from: WildcatNkilt on January 18, 2013, 10:32:58 AMWill the Leavitt break soon?I am what they call a layperson on this, but I believe this would happen over Currie's dead body being killed to death.Leavitt would be a hire that I could see Currie getting around. It will make news for sure. AND Bill would be okay with it.
Quote from: WildcatNkilt on January 18, 2013, 10:32:58 AMWill the Leavitt break soon?I am what they call a layperson on this, but I believe this would happen over Currie's dead body being killed to death.
Will the Leavitt break soon?
Quote from: "storm"nut on January 18, 2013, 10:42:20 AMQuote from: Pete on January 18, 2013, 10:36:02 AMQuote from: WildcatNkilt on January 18, 2013, 10:32:58 AMWill the Leavitt break soon?I am what they call a layperson on this, but I believe this would happen over Currie's dead body being killed to death.Leavitt would be a hire that I could see Currie getting around. It will make news for sure. AND Bill would be okay with it.So you don't buy into the rumor last year that Currie wouldn't let Bill hire Leavitt because of his baggage from his USF days?
Quote from: PowerCat96 on January 18, 2013, 10:27:27 AMQuote from: "storm"nut on January 18, 2013, 10:24:34 AMQuote from: BigShotAttorneyCat on January 18, 2013, 10:20:35 AMthis may not be over...Good bye Bill, hope you don't eff this up Currie.No.Yes
Quote from: "storm"nut on January 18, 2013, 10:24:34 AMQuote from: BigShotAttorneyCat on January 18, 2013, 10:20:35 AMthis may not be over...Good bye Bill, hope you don't eff this up Currie.No.
Quote from: BigShotAttorneyCat on January 18, 2013, 10:20:35 AMthis may not be over...Good bye Bill, hope you don't eff this up Currie.
this may not be over...
Quote from: Panjandrum on January 17, 2013, 10:33:22 PMCould be a couple of things, I guess...1. Smith and Clements realize that they aren't going to be coordinators under Snyder any time soon, therefore, they're getting out of Dodge to further their careers.2. Smith and Clements realize that Snyder won't be around much longer (1 or 2 years) and decided to take lateral moves (for more pay) at big time programs because there is no guarantee of a job after he leaves. Not a bad preemptive move for either of them.3. Snyder is retiring now and everyone is getting the eff out.My money is on #2.Also, Jon Beasley will probably get the nod as WR coach.i haven't read past page two but there are already multiple beasley mentions. beasley hated it here when he was a coach and was begging everybody he knew to get him a job outside of coaching. absolutely no way that he's coming back. now i'll read the other four pages.
Could be a couple of things, I guess...1. Smith and Clements realize that they aren't going to be coordinators under Snyder any time soon, therefore, they're getting out of Dodge to further their careers.2. Smith and Clements realize that Snyder won't be around much longer (1 or 2 years) and decided to take lateral moves (for more pay) at big time programs because there is no guarantee of a job after he leaves. Not a bad preemptive move for either of them.3. Snyder is retiring now and everyone is getting the eff out.My money is on #2.Also, Jon Beasley will probably get the nod as WR coach.
Guys, I'm scared.
I heard a rumor last week that Brandon Clark was leaving Derby to come back to KSU and coach. Didn't hear a position and I don't believe it but now it is looking more plausible. Source: small town rumor
Quote from: rick daris on January 18, 2013, 09:28:14 AMQuote from: Panjandrum on January 17, 2013, 10:33:22 PMCould be a couple of things, I guess...1. Smith and Clements realize that they aren't going to be coordinators under Snyder any time soon, therefore, they're getting out of Dodge to further their careers.2. Smith and Clements realize that Snyder won't be around much longer (1 or 2 years) and decided to take lateral moves (for more pay) at big time programs because there is no guarantee of a job after he leaves. Not a bad preemptive move for either of them.3. Snyder is retiring now and everyone is getting the eff out.My money is on #2.Also, Jon Beasley will probably get the nod as WR coach.i haven't read past page two but there are already multiple beasley mentions. beasley hated it here when he was a coach and was begging everybody he knew to get him a job outside of coaching. absolutely no way that he's coming back. now i'll read the other four pages.This is all sorts of wrong fwiw
Quote from: pufiZzle on January 18, 2013, 10:50:24 AMQuote from: rick daris on January 18, 2013, 09:28:14 AMQuote from: Panjandrum on January 17, 2013, 10:33:22 PMCould be a couple of things, I guess...1. Smith and Clements realize that they aren't going to be coordinators under Snyder any time soon, therefore, they're getting out of Dodge to further their careers.2. Smith and Clements realize that Snyder won't be around much longer (1 or 2 years) and decided to take lateral moves (for more pay) at big time programs because there is no guarantee of a job after he leaves. Not a bad preemptive move for either of them.3. Snyder is retiring now and everyone is getting the eff out.My money is on #2.Also, Jon Beasley will probably get the nod as WR coach.i haven't read past page two but there are already multiple beasley mentions. beasley hated it here when he was a coach and was begging everybody he knew to get him a job outside of coaching. absolutely no way that he's coming back. now i'll read the other four pages.This is all sorts of wrong fwiwno it's not. sorry.
I didn't even know Beasley left.
Quote from: Limestone on January 18, 2013, 09:56:06 AMQuote from: TheHamburglar on January 18, 2013, 09:26:12 AMQuote from: "storm"nut on January 18, 2013, 09:16:04 AMWhy does this feel like the part in the movie when we learn something honorable about the hero's past that makes him look like an bad person, and everyone turns on him.We all know the past already. Bill works his assistants into the ground and he/his boss pays them less than others offer for working fewer hours and not micromanaging every minute of their day. Bill's system works for the program in the long run. It doesn't work well for the assistants in the long run. At least will Bill you think he's doing what's best for the program, even if he loses some people. The problem now is on top of the micromanaging, they also have Bill's boss trying to be the best junior detective he can be to fix his image after he got Pearl'd. There are now two public pieces of data for this. Currie's not worried about what's best for the program, but for his resume for the SEC. There doesn't need to be somethign we need to learn to explain the two defections. We already know enough. Junior detective/pissing off super star head coaches is not a good resume for the SEC.JFC, Bill is not pissed at Currie.
Quote from: TheHamburglar on January 18, 2013, 09:26:12 AMQuote from: "storm"nut on January 18, 2013, 09:16:04 AMWhy does this feel like the part in the movie when we learn something honorable about the hero's past that makes him look like an bad person, and everyone turns on him.We all know the past already. Bill works his assistants into the ground and he/his boss pays them less than others offer for working fewer hours and not micromanaging every minute of their day. Bill's system works for the program in the long run. It doesn't work well for the assistants in the long run. At least will Bill you think he's doing what's best for the program, even if he loses some people. The problem now is on top of the micromanaging, they also have Bill's boss trying to be the best junior detective he can be to fix his image after he got Pearl'd. There are now two public pieces of data for this. Currie's not worried about what's best for the program, but for his resume for the SEC. There doesn't need to be somethign we need to learn to explain the two defections. We already know enough. Junior detective/pissing off super star head coaches is not a good resume for the SEC.
Quote from: "storm"nut on January 18, 2013, 09:16:04 AMWhy does this feel like the part in the movie when we learn something honorable about the hero's past that makes him look like an bad person, and everyone turns on him.We all know the past already. Bill works his assistants into the ground and he/his boss pays them less than others offer for working fewer hours and not micromanaging every minute of their day. Bill's system works for the program in the long run. It doesn't work well for the assistants in the long run. At least will Bill you think he's doing what's best for the program, even if he loses some people. The problem now is on top of the micromanaging, they also have Bill's boss trying to be the best junior detective he can be to fix his image after he got Pearl'd. There are now two public pieces of data for this. Currie's not worried about what's best for the program, but for his resume for the SEC. There doesn't need to be somethign we need to learn to explain the two defections. We already know enough.
Why does this feel like the part in the movie when we learn something honorable about the hero's past that makes him look like an bad person, and everyone turns on him.
Guys, I would really appreciate this happening today and not this weekend for timing reasons.
Beasley wants to come back........like......really really wants to. Glad I could clear all that up.
Quote from: pufiZzle on January 18, 2013, 11:07:11 AMBeasley wants to come back........like......really really wants to. Glad I could clear all that up.in fairness i should say that i bet he does want to come back. but i would also add that he would want to come back for the money only and that kstate is his best shot at getting on at a position coach. i'd also say that it is fact that he did not enjoy being here as a grad asst and tried to find work outside of coaching. do not want.
