when do Cy-Clown Fans grow tired of Paul Rhodes

[MeatMan]

When $h!t it the fan during the realignment 1.0 phase Pollard and President Geoffery were chosen to lead the process in the big 12. That my friend is leading. Win lose or draw, everything is a game and they were put in the position to lead and did a great job. You look at where the athletics program is now compared to where it has been, it's improved. With any position as visible as an AD or coach you not going to be loved by everyone.

pollard did nothing to "save" the big 12. if texas would have left, it would have been the end. that simple.

 

[twinlaker]

Along this same line... Murph and Andy had there regular Wednesday guest "the Thinking Man's Fan", talking about the ISu season, and as soon as the guest said this season did not meet expectations for PR, Murph immediately changed the subject to Vikes vs Pack. We here in central Iowa have to listen to ISU is so good, day after day! It grows tiresome....

 

[Cyhawk]

Ferentz record = 100-74 w/ 6 bowl wins 2 BCS bowls.
McCarney record = 58-65 w/ 2 bowl wins and 0 BCS bowls.

Please don't use Kirk Ferentz's name in the same sentence as that loser. I also wouldn't go around calling McCarney a "god coach" considering his pathetic results.

It's really quite difficult to compare the two schools and coaches. However one common thread is both coaches were and currently are at their respective schools for a long time. Mac and Ferrentz came from the same coaching tree. Mac turned a dismal program into respectable. We can live with that.

 

[Cyhawk]

pollard did nothing to "save" the big 12. if texas would have left, it would have been the end. that simple.

Don't recall saying Pollard "saved" the big 12? One poster mentioned he is not a leader, which he obviously is. I agree if Texas or Oklahoma were to leave the big 12 would look much different.

 

[Sparky]

It's really quite difficult to compare the two schools and coaches. However one common thread is both coaches were and currently are at their respective schools for a long time. Mac and Ferrentz came from the same coaching tree. Mac turned a dismal program into respectable. We can live with that.