Use this to support whatever your position is on Sean

[Woogy]

WooHoo Drama?  General WTF Drama?  Or Turn out the Lights Drama?

['taterblast]

what i heard wasn't a HCIW situation, but was related to the timeline of

1. snyder finding out he had cancer
2. telling his boss
3. k-state clause being included in leavitt's oregon contract
4. currie suddenly gone for tennessee

[That_Guy]

Why doesn’t Sean just say, “eff you, I don’t want to be HC.” Hasn’t he stated that he doesn’t want to be HC


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[MadCat]

[AtlantaWildcat]

LHC Bill Snyder show at 7 pm CST 1350 AM and 101.5 FM. Might be some call in's to find out the truth 

[manpow5]

Kietzman saying Fitz is saying it was Currie that talked because coaches are calling Snyder asking what it's like to work with Currie and Bill is telling all of them not to do it and Currie is horrible.

[michigancat]

what i heard wasn't a HCIW situation, but was related to the timeline of

1. snyder finding out he had cancer
2. telling his boss
3. k-state clause being included in leavitt's oregon contract
4. currie suddenly gone for tennessee

that was actually way less dramatic but ok

[MakeItRain]

Kietzman saying Fitz is saying it was Currie that talked because coaches are calling Snyder asking what it's like to work with Currie and Bill is telling all of them not to do it and Currie is horrible.

I thought the source was someone currently at K-State or a booster but this makes perfect sense.

[kso_FAN]

Kietzman saying Fitz is saying it was Currie that talked because coaches are calling Snyder asking what it's like to work with Currie and Bill is telling all of them not to do it and Currie is horrible.

I thought the source was someone currently at K-State or a booster but this makes perfect sense.

Yes it does.

[michigancat]

Kietzman saying Fitz is saying it was Currie that talked because coaches are calling Snyder asking what it's like to work with Currie and Bill is telling all of them not to do it and Currie is horrible.

I thought the source was someone currently at K-State or a booster but this makes perfect sense.

lol yeah

[Testy Westy]

Kietzman saying Fitz is saying it was Currie that talked because coaches are calling Snyder asking what it's like to work with Currie and Bill is telling all of them not to do it and Currie is horrible.

I would pay top dollar to hear the conversation between Gruden and Bill.

[MakeItRain]

BTW, if any coach is doing that, they are an unconfident loser. Any successful football coach in the P5 is far more powerful than any AD. Stoops and Castiglione got along well, but if they didn't Stoops could have gotten him fired and he's been the most powerful AD in America since Deloss retired.

[WildcatNkilt]

BTW, if any coach is doing that, they are an unconfident loser. Any successful football coach in the P5 is far more powerful than any AD. Stoops and Castiglione got along well, but if they didn't Stoops could have gotten him fired and he's been the most powerful AD in America since Deloss retired.

Doesn't make it any easier to work with the AD.  Additionally, the coach has to be a badass to have that power.  Any rough patches and the AD has all the leverage in the relationship.  I completely get a coach wanting to know what their boss is like. 

[kso_FAN]

BTW, if any coach is doing that, they are an unconfident loser. Any successful football coach in the P5 is far more powerful than any AD. Stoops and Castiglione got along well, but if they didn't Stoops could have gotten him fired and he's been the most powerful AD in America since Deloss retired.

Doesn't make it any easier to work with the AD.  Additionally, the coach has to be a badass to have that power.  Any rough patches and the AD has all the leverage in the relationship.  I completely get a coach wanting to know what their boss is like. 

Plus, this is LHC Bill Snyder we're talking about. Say what you want about the current state of the program, he is still revered among almost any coach in college football. I'm sure a lot of guys would call and say "Coach Snyder, is this stuff I'm hearing about you and John Currie really true?" I don't think you'd have to be some unconfident loser to do that.

[Shooter Jones]

what i heard wasn't a HCIW situation, but was related to the timeline of

1. snyder finding out he had cancer
2. telling his boss
3. k-state clause being included in leavitt's oregon contract
4. currie suddenly gone for tennessee

that was actually way less dramatic but ok

lol, yeah.

[Steffy08]

It's funny, but when I heard this story, I immediately thought "Currie."  This just seems like the type of weak, passive-aggressive, fight-through-the-media stunt that Currie would pull.  I wasn't able to figure out why he would be doing this, but he was the first person I thought of as a source for this "news."

I would like to think our current President and AD is way above trying to use the media to achieve results.

['taterblast]

what i heard wasn't a HCIW situation, but was related to the timeline of

1. snyder finding out he had cancer
2. telling his boss
3. k-state clause being included in leavitt's oregon contract
4. currie suddenly gone for tennessee

that was actually way less dramatic but ok

the drama being snyder demanded currie gtfo or he would sue currie/the university for a hipaa violation.

[Rage Against the McKee]

what i heard wasn't a HCIW situation, but was related to the timeline of

1. snyder finding out he had cancer
2. telling his boss
3. k-state clause being included in leavitt's oregon contract
4. currie suddenly gone for tennessee

that was actually way less dramatic but ok

the drama being snyder demanded currie gtfo or he would sue currie/the university for a hipaa violation.

That would be rich coming from the guy who disclosed failed drug tests on an athlete that was trying to transfer from his program.

[MakeItRain]

BTW, if any coach is doing that, they are an unconfident loser. Any successful football coach in the P5 is far more powerful than any AD. Stoops and Castiglione got along well, but if they didn't Stoops could have gotten him fired and he's been the most powerful AD in America since Deloss retired.

Doesn't make it any easier to work with the AD.  Additionally, the coach has to be a badass to have that power.  Any rough patches and the AD has all the leverage in the relationship.  I completely get a coach wanting to know what their boss is like. 

Plus, this is LHC Bill Snyder we're talking about. Say what you want about the current state of the program, he is still revered among almost any coach in college football. I'm sure a lot of guys would call and say "Coach Snyder, is this stuff I'm hearing about you and John Currie really true?" I don't think you'd have to be some unconfident loser to do that.

Let's not act like Snyder has some spotless rep as someone easy to work with. I just don't get not taking the Tennessee job because LHC Bill Snyder and John Currie didn't get along.

[BackPayne]

So we're going to have Bill as HC for a few more years, huh?

[DQ12]

"Hey do you think my potential new boss is an bad person?"

Seems like a reasonable question to me.  No clue if this theory is true -- my gut says it's pretty unlikely -- but i wouldn't be shocked if coaches being courted by UT consulted with Snyder about Currie. 

I would if I were them.

[SkinnyBenny]

Yeah LOLs at the HIPAA rumor right after Snyder recently violated it

[WildcatNkilt]

BTW, if any coach is doing that, they are an unconfident loser. Any successful football coach in the P5 is far more powerful than any AD. Stoops and Castiglione got along well, but if they didn't Stoops could have gotten him fired and he's been the most powerful AD in America since Deloss retired.

Doesn't make it any easier to work with the AD.  Additionally, the coach has to be a badass to have that power.  Any rough patches and the AD has all the leverage in the relationship.  I completely get a coach wanting to know what their boss is like. 

Plus, this is LHC Bill Snyder we're talking about. Say what you want about the current state of the program, he is still revered among almost any coach in college football. I'm sure a lot of guys would call and say "Coach Snyder, is this stuff I'm hearing about you and John Currie really true?" I don't think you'd have to be some unconfident loser to do that.

Let's not act like Snyder has some spotless rep as someone easy to work with. I just don't get not taking the Tennessee job because LHC Bill Snyder and John Currie didn't get along.

If I recall, I don't think Frank Martin and John Currie got along either. 

['taterblast]

Yeah LOLs at the HIPAA rumor right after Snyder recently violated it

this was all before the sutton stuff happened

[MakeItRain]

"Hey do you think my potential new boss is an bad person?"

Seems like a reasonable question to me.  No clue if this theory is true -- my gut says it's pretty unlikely -- but i wouldn't be shocked if coaches being courted by UT consulted with Snyder about Currie. 

I would if I were them.

Maybe I'm desensitized to this because I worked for an bad person that no one liked and ran through directors like nothing. He's an amoral liar, but that hasn't stopped me from whippin ass.