OU fires OC
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They aren’t adjusting to the $EC like some thought they would.
More money available to go get dudes to coach and play there.
More money available to go get dudes to coach and play there.
This is Brent/Brett (No one ever knows with that name) trying to save himself. Rhule knows he is fine for another year...he doesn't have to do it yet.
OU is in such a bad spot, that is a great job but it is not THE great job it once was....almost any SEC/BigTen gig is the same now in terms of salary (you will be rich forever, no matter what some of the posters here think "rich" is).
The big difference now is how much pressure you want to deal with. OU comes with pressure.
OU is in such a bad spot, that is a great job but it is not THE great job it once was....almost any SEC/BigTen gig is the same now in terms of salary (you will be rich forever, no matter what some of the posters here think "rich" is).
The big difference now is how much pressure you want to deal with. OU comes with pressure.
Also Texas and Oklahoma will have to deal with that Texas pipeline being tapped by the rest of the SEC if they faulter too much.
You mean adjustment like playing teams that play defense? 13 years in and we still haven’t adjusted to majority of big ten teams playing tough defense.
So it was Littrell who pushed Dillon Gabriel out? THAT is the person who should be fired
It is not tough defense...it is super safe defense. They don't bring pressure, they play everything in front, they wait for "us" to make a mistake. When I coached D at the HS level and I found things that worked, I went 3 years without blitzing. Why bother, the other team would mess up.
That might be but is there a chance he had to leave? That ******* covid year still makes no sense to me
I suspect most of them know he’s not up to the task. Why a guy was so reluctant to be a head coach for so long was a big red flag to me. Sure, he was making great scratch, but alphas want to alpha
Texas has been dealing with SEC teams more successfully recruiting Texas players since the Aggies opened the door when they joined the SEC. That is one of the primary reasons Texas is in the SEC. In this day and age conference affiliation matters in recruiting, especially SEC affiliation.
Not a major school but it shows some coaches aren't afraid to make changes.
