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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OlegeezEER" data-source="post: 129625805" data-attributes="member: 1835316"><p>College football has become more about Big business than anything else these days. The program has reached a fork in the road. DH will more than likely be coaching for his job this season if the guru's who write magazine articles have the correct sources. If we are hiring a new coach 4 months from now then i hope its because DH blew away the expectations and received a better offer not that I like losing any coach but having a great season is more enjoyable than one perceived as underachievement. If DH fails to meet whatever Gordon Gee or Lyons expectations are and ends up with the pink slip I will be saddened but I will respect the decision. DH is entering year 6 which is more than enough time for a fair evaluation in today's world of college football. Look at schools like auburn Gene Chiziak gets fired 2 years after winning A NC, Guz Malzahn is said to be on the Hot seat after playing in the NC game 2 years ago. I doubt either one of those guys would even be close to getting fired at Wvu for doing that. The 2005-2007 seasons raised the bar at wvu. It might be foolish to expect that now in the Big 12 and any coach who fails to achieve that might end up losing his job which may not be fair but on the other side of the equation a coach is not going to be allowed to continue to go 7-5 every year and expect to keep his job anywhere in college football these days with the amount of money involved.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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