If I was Cohen and Keenum...

[bulldoghair]

College football is a business. Mullen's impact on the bottom line has to be considered along with on field results. Without the consistent winning he has produced, we have no stadium expansion, and attendance and giving to the bulldog club would be nowhere near where they are. I remember clearly what things were like during the late Jackie/Croom years. He has impacted far more than what happens on the field. He is a known quantity and a sound investment.

I remember those days clearly as well. But to be fair, Mullen has always operated at the helm with a whole lot more revenue for us to spend. Ever read the book "Outliers"?

 

[bulldoghair]

Ah, so you want to revert back to the original point, just disregard how they got those victories. The NCAA didn't disregard how they accomplished what they did.

Sure. And excuses are for pussies. Vacated wins are the equivalent to ruined orgasms. Technically you win.

 

[Strike.sixpack]

Sure. And excuses are for pussies. Vacated wins are the equivalent to ruined orgasms. Technically you win.

Sure thing precious. 5-4 in the Egg Bowl since he arrived. Technically he has a winning record.

 

[PineGroveBully]

I think this applies with this guy

Nt

 

[dannyripms]

I think this dude is just a bulldog that wants to see us win at another level and I respect that. But stability means a lot too. Plus Mullen is a young coach that's getting better. I honestly believe if he can puck up the recruiting a little better he will have us playing for an sec championship soon. 2014 was the case. I want a good to great coach that'll be here 20-30 years. Lay that foundation, win a championship, the school and city will benefit so much. The bowl games themselves can pay his salary. The publicity and all the revenue the school and city gets is honestly probably 5x as much.