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Dawg Raid

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That Zac Selmon is even putting out feelers to see if he could land someone worth replacing Lebby with. I was all for Lebby moving forward but then I watched the game last night and he knocked some sense into me
 
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That Zac Selmon is even putting out feelers to see if he could land someone worth replacing Lebby with. I was all for Lebby moving forward but then I watched the game last night and he knocked some sense into me
Probably not but he should be actively looking at other good coaches!!
 
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Maroon13

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I don't think we have anyone in administration (especially Keenum) who has a clue what to do. That's why we're in this situation in the first place.
Selmon is 100% responsible for hiring Lebby over a proven HC, Barry Odom.

Keenum needs to put Selmon in the corner, fire Lebby and fire Selmons *** too if he doesn't start taking State football more serious.
 
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Selmon is 100% responsible for hiring Lebby over a proven HC, Barry Odom.

Keenum needs to put Selmon in the corner, fire Lebby and fire Selmons *** too if he doesn't start taking State football more serious.
That is exactly what needs to happen, but I don't think Keenum takes anything in the athletic department seriously. It all seems like it's an unwelcome distraction for him.
 
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Dawgzilla2

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The first thing an AD has to do in this situation is get the big money boosters on board. Figure out how much money is available to pursue a new coach. We've gone bargain basement for 3 years and we're still operating at a deficit, so better make sure the Bulldog club is prepared.

I get the idea of hiring a cheaper coach and putting money in NIL, but if we fire Lebby (and I think we should) we're telling candidates they have two years to turn this train wreck around.

The going rate for that in the SEC is $7MM, minimum.
 
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karlchilders.sixpack

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With all of the high end jobs out there, already to be filled, who do you hire?
It is a terrible time to be hiring a coach.... I'd hold.
 

Dawgzilla2

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With all of the high end jobs out there, already to be filled, who do you hire?
It is a terrible time to be hiring a coach.... I'd hold.
I tend to agree, but I think the pool of candidates will only shrink between this year and next. A lot of coaches will be getting new jobs soon, and they won't likely be available next year.

And, while the bidding wars for these guys will drive up the price of coaches this year, its not like the prices will come down next year. The price of playing poker is going up.
 
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patdog

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With all of the high end jobs out there, already to be filled, who do you hire?
It is a terrible time to be hiring a coach.... I'd hold.
We’re not getting anyone Florida Penn St or LSU would be hiring whether those jobs were open or not. When it’s clear you will eventually need to make a change you need to do it immediately. We won’t of course but we should.
 

Dawgzilla2

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We’re not getting anyone Florida Penn St or LSU would be hiring whether those jobs were open or not. When it’s clear you will eventually need to make a change you need to do it immediately. We won’t of course but we should.
We're not competing with those schools for candidates, but we would be competing with the schools who lose their coach to those schools.
 

patdog

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We're not competing with those schools for candidates, but we would be competing with the schools who lose their coach to those schools.
Not if we act before their jobs come open. Regardless, there will always be competition to hire coaches. We don’t know what jobs will be open next year. The competition may be worse. Fear of competition is a terrible reason to keep a bad coach.
 

QuaoarsKing

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I think our Athletic Department has to notice that the fanbase is overwhelmingly anti-Lebby in real life, social media, and most of the boards aside from a half-dozen Elite Dawgs.

As far as I know (and I'm not an "insider" but I have talked to a couple of people that I trust to know), there's not any movement to make a change right now, but you have to wonder if things might change before November is over, especially if the Egg Bowl gets ugly.
 

Wesson Bulldog

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The first thing an AD has to do in this situation is get the big money boosters on board. Figure out how much money is available to pursue a new coach. We've gone bargain basement for 3 years and we're still operating at a deficit, so better make sure the Bulldog club is prepared.

I get the idea of hiring a cheaper coach and putting money in NIL, but if we fire Lebby (and I think we should) we're telling candidates they have two years to turn this train wreck around.

The going rate for that in the SEC is $7MM, minimum.
Ha, Lebby is a 'loss leader' in more than one way.
 

Pilgrimdawg

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Cut a big angled notch out of the east and west side lower level, put home plate in the north end zone, replace the field house with some elevated outfield picnic areas, and call it a day.
 

85Bears

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Lebby will be back next year, I’d estimate a 0-8 sec record coming , that would make him 1-23 in the sec.