I haven't seen this posted yet:
http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...na-defensive-coordinator-stepping-down-020917
http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...na-defensive-coordinator-stepping-down-020917
Huh... Must be firmly entrenched to his family.
What does this do to the value of the Chizik coins? If they appreciate in value, is that good or bad?
Sounds like they probably didn't want to uproot family when kids are in/almost in HS. Some coaches/families do it (make the move), many wait until they're at a less "turning point" phase of a kid's life and end up doing the split family deal for a while. Friends who are in coaching or married to a coach in college athletics dread the trickle-down family impacts of coaching changes.
What does this do to the value of the Chizik coins? If they appreciate in value, is that good or bad?
It seems to me a local Ames bank had the coins and it was to commemorate Gene Chizik's "historic" inaugural season.Why and how did the coins come about? Google doesn't show much for origins.
I just can't remember.
And is there a worse thing promotionally that ISU has done for something that hasn't even happened?
Their best reason for existence has been for punchlines.
It seems to me a local Ames bank had the coins and it was to commemorate Gene Chizik's "historic" inaugural season.
I will pay you 100 Schrute Bucks for the rest of your Chizik coins
A weak Chizik coin drives up commodities like Clone Cones but drives down pretzels and nachos. Its a trade off. Its too early to tell if a strong Chizik coin is even a possibility.
Why and how did the coins come about? Google doesn't show much for origins.
I just can't remember.
And is there a worse thing promotionally that ISU has done for something that hasn't even happened?
Their best reason for existence has been for punchlines.