Is Nutt a loser?

[ThreePack]

If my math is correct OM will have played 50 games under Nutt (including the two bowl games). They won 9, 9, 4, and 2(?) in those years. That is 24 of 49 (currently). If they lose the Egg Bowl he will be 24 of 50. If they win the Egg Bowl he will go out as neither a winner or a loser but at 50%. Will he be a loser?

 

[drt7891]

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[was21]

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[drt7891]

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[Mutt the Hoople.buhoops]

...he went to Ole Miss. <div>
</div><div>Sloan was a National Championship QB under Bear at Bama, won at Vanderbilt, won big at Texas Tech. He had to go to Ole Miss to learn how to lose.<div>
</div><div>Ed Orgeron was a National Championship Assistant at Miami and USC.
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</div><div>Houston Nutt won at Boise St. and took Arkansas to two SEC Championship games. </div><div>
</div><div>They had to go to Ole Miss to learn how to lose and lose big.</div></div><div>
</div><div>I think it's Ole Miss that's a loser, not their corches.</div> </div>

 

[ThreePack]

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[dawgstudent]

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[o_OxfordAndrew]

Not saying Wikipedia isn't wrong, but I did think he was even.

 

[dawgstudent]

I've crunched the numbers.

 

[B Rock]

I'm pretty sure that's right although I haven't looked it up.

 

[was21]

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[engie]

not when he actually resigned...

 

[was21]

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[mabtsdawg]

That includes gaining a forfeit win from Bama in 93.

 

[mabtsdawg]

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[patdog]

It gives us credit for a game that Alabama forfeited in 1993. His actual record at MSU was 74-76-2.