Who in the world is Chirs Mack, never heard of him.
Danny Mack's nephew.
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Who in the world is Chirs Mack, never heard of him.
I think maybe you are. If he's hired, it's not based on a resume, it's based on almost 10 years of observing him coaching and being able to determine his strengths based on 1st hand knowledge.
But please continue with your preemptive meltdown...
If they actually went thru the interview process with all 5 then I'd be pretty surprised if TJ is still in the running honestly. There are so many questions they would ask that only a current HC would answer very well IMO.
like Fred said in the exit interview and I've heard him talk about many times during his first couple years...being a HC IS SO MUCH more than just X and O....there's a ton involved.
So here is where I personally think we are at the moment. I still give TJ the edge, and if I had to put money on it, he would be the favorite. After that, Underwood would be the favorite of the external candidates.
Prohm was gaining some traction mid last week, but I think he hurt his chances big time by telling everybody he knew that he had the job in the bag. He was one that was circulating his list of assistants and prefacing it as a done-deal. While it's not uncommon for lists of assistants to circulate (I've seen others), the certainty he tried to convey was odd.
Unless the interviews changed a lot of minds, I don't think Drew has much support. Again, he might have blown everybody out of the water with his interview, but he would be considered a long-shot at this time. There are some donors that view him as having the highest ceiling outside of TJ so it'll be interesting to see how the interview went.
Moton was quite the surprise, but I would look at it with some expectation that it was more for the minority candidate angle. While he's a great guy and good coach, it would be really hard to sell him to the fans.
We should start hearing a lot as the day goes on.
Stephen F. Austin sounds like Mississippi Valley State? Do you watch college basketball?
So here is where I personally think we are at the moment. I still give TJ the edge, and if I had to put money on it, he would be the favorite. After that, Underwood would be the favorite of the external candidates.
Prohm was gaining some traction mid last week, but I think he hurt his chances big time by telling everybody he knew that he had the job in the bag. He was one that was circulating his list of assistants and prefacing it as a done-deal. While it's not uncommon for lists of assistants to circulate (I've seen others), the certainty he tried to convey was odd.
Unless the interviews changed a lot of minds, I don't think Drew has much support. Again, he might have blown everybody out of the water with his interview, but he would be considered a long-shot at this time. There are some donors that view him as having the highest ceiling outside of TJ so it'll be interesting to see how the interview went.
Moton was quite the surprise, but I would look at it with some expectation that it was more for the minority candidate angle. While he's a great guy and good coach, it would be really hard to sell him to the fans.
We should start hearing a lot as the day goes on.
So here is where I personally think we are at the moment. I still give TJ the edge, and if I had to put money on it, he would be the favorite. After that, Underwood would be the favorite of the external candidates.
Prohm was gaining some traction mid last week, but I think he hurt his chances big time by telling everybody he knew that he had the job in the bag. He was one that was circulating his list of assistants and prefacing it as a done-deal. While it's not uncommon for lists of assistants to circulate (I've seen others), the certainty he tried to convey was odd.
Unless the interviews changed a lot of minds, I don't think Drew has much support. Again, he might have blown everybody out of the water with his interview, but he would be considered a long-shot at this time. There are some donors that view him as having the highest ceiling outside of TJ so it'll be interesting to see how the interview went.
Moton was quite the surprise, but I would look at it with some expectation that it was more for the minority candidate angle. While he's a great guy and good coach, it would be really hard to sell him to the fans.
We should start hearing a lot as the day goes on.
If they actually went thru the interview process with all 5 then I'd be pretty surprised if TJ is still in the running honestly. There are so many questions they would ask that only a current HC would answer very well IMO.
like Fred said in the exit interview and I've heard him talk about many times during his first couple years...being a HC IS SO MUCH more than just X and O....there's a ton involved.
so the mystery candidates are no longer in the picture
Im sure they flew all these guys in for a 20 minute interview lolIf TJ gets the job it was his all along. That or they just asked a few questions in each interview and it lasted about 20 minutes each.
If TJ gets the job it was his all along. That or they just asked a few questions in each interview and it lasted about 20 minutes each.
If TJ gets the job it was his all along. That or they just asked a few questions in each interview and it lasted about 20 minutes each.
10 years of observation lead Drake to not hire him...
10 years of observation lead Drake to not hire him...