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Bob Sacamano.sixpack

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"We are in a performance-based profession and have made this decision in the best long-term interest of both the university and its football program" Krause said in a statement.

What does this quote mean??? I don't understand this thinking...
 
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DerHntr

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so.....and i have no idea on this guy's credentials...would you take him?

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MSUCE99

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... and I am NOT saying this to throw a political slant / lock on this thread, so PLEASE don't make it political, but - With the first African-American president-elect on a national stage now, does it make it easier to fire the SEC's first black head coach?

I thought it might. All of a sudden, it seems like less of a big deal to me.
 
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At this point I would take Rick Stansbury's empty chair as a coach. Reference SPSR.

"You know your team sucks when the other team's coach gets kicked out after 6 minutes and an empty chair kicks your *** ..."
 
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Bob Sacamano said:
"We are in a performance-based profession and have made this decision in the best long-term interest of both the university and its football program" Krause said in a statement.

What does this quote mean??? I don't understand this thinking...
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Easy; it means that.......uh.........winning should be.........uh............5 year plan.........ummmmmmmm..........Templeton.............uhhhhhhh........crap, I guess I don't know either.
This "best long-term interest" business scares me. I'm not worried about what's gonna be happening 4 years from now.
Radical.
 
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SLUdog

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he has been going in the wrong direction, however he did not receive the amount of time Croom did. There's no excuse for keeping Croom.
 
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ArrowDawg

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Well, Jesse Jackson will probably still be too busy crying his heart out over Obama being elected and not even notice Crxxm getting fired.
 
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Ron Prince wasn't a bad coach... 16-18 sounds a lot worse than it is... although they struggled this year, KSU was really starting to make strides... he was 2-0 against Texas, but only 1-2 against KU...
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Part of his problem was the sky high expectations Bill Snyder left the people at KSU with... Prince is a very emotional, fiery, intelligent coach and will get on at another school and win...
 
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judicious and took advantage of the fact that there was another notable news event today.
 
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SLUdog

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and they spiraled down last year. They appeared to be doing the same this year.
 
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MSUCE99 said:
... and I am NOT saying this to throw a political slant / lock on this thread, so PLEASE don't make it political, but - With the first African-American president-elect on a national stage now, does it make it easier to fire the SEC's first black head coach?

I thought it might. All of a sudden, it seems like less of a big deal to me.
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Honestly, I'd say yes, and I am thinking that it is possible that the election may help curb a lot of racism claims. At least I hope it will, trying to find a silver lining.

Essentially, now that you have a minority President, it takes a little bit of the sting away from any racism claims. It's harder to go out and claim that people are putting a race-related ceiling on people in this country when the President is a minority. The argument of race in firing a football coach loses a little bit of steam for the same reason.
 
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