Baylor has a new coach...
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Good move by BU. He will be a stabilizing factor in the interim and the Bears have a great amount of returning talent.
More than likely, a 1 year coach. BU will replace the coaching staff and AD after this year. A new HC will bring in his own people and BU will hire in a legit AD.
Boomer Sooner
More than likely, a 1 year coach. BU will replace the coaching staff and AD after this year. A new HC will bring in his own people and BU will hire in a legit AD.
Boomer Sooner
Grobe's last five years at Wake Forest, he had zero winning seasons.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/blogs/...im-grobe-as-interim-head-coach-193010443.html
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/blogs/...im-grobe-as-interim-head-coach-193010443.html
I think Starr may survive. He apparently knows the location of several formerly breathing bodies.
Given Wake Forest's history, I doubt if any coach who had served there 13 seasons could have done better.....or even would have stayed as long as Grobe did.
In other words, I don't see how Grobe's coaching ability can be fairly judged for his time at WF.
Well, true, I guess. But they were better than that, then deteriorated. If all you're looking for is integrity, then go hire a baptist preacher. And this title is interim or whatever temporary title they assigned. So Grobe ought to be a good man to say, there is a new usual to business as usual.
Maybe this is a way to get some people who were conducting the "old usual" to leave without getting fired.
Maybe this is a way to get some people who were conducting the "old usual" to leave without getting fired.
You know why Southern Baptist don't F**K standing up? Someone will think they are dancing.
You know how to keep a S.B. preacher from drinking all your beer on a fishing trip? Invite two of them.
Per ESPN -- Kenneth Starr is resigning as chancellor at Baylor as "a matter of conscience," The bodies were moved.
Starr added that he will remain employed at Baylor as a law professor. Starr must have pictures.
Freaking amazing...
Baylor BoR to vote on reinstating Briles tonight.
http://espn.go.com/college-football...ars-donors-trying-bring-back-coach-art-briles
Baylor BoR to vote on reinstating Briles tonight.
http://espn.go.com/college-football...ars-donors-trying-bring-back-coach-art-briles
Ahh yes..the good ole fashioned politics of money. Donors have gotten involved in fear of returning to the Baylor days of being one of the worst programs in the country.....
Good lord who knows. You would think there is no way the same body that suspended him with intent to terminate would walk back and only make it a one-year suspension. But then you read that it's the donors getting involved that has pushed this vote forward. Don't underestimate there are prolly some back-room deals going with reagents getting money in their pockets to vote a particular way in this thing.
You do know that Baylor hasn't been Southern Baptist for over a decade? Their lack of commitment to Southern Baptist ideas is what caused the whole creation of a new Baptist group that firmly stood apart of being Southern Baptist. They are part of what's called the Baptist General Convention, specifically the Baptist General Convention of Texas.
But Baylor was corrupt for a long time before the split. I won't be surprised if they vote to reinstate Briles. I'll be very surprised if that doesn't change back when they see the negative change in apps for admission.
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