You think Todd's ego would mesh with Montgomery? Nah.Last time I looked we had an opening for a defensive coordinator. Todd knows the defense we’ve been running the last few years.
Last time I looked we had an opening for a defensive coordinator. Todd knows the defense we’ve been running the last few years.
I don’t think they’re compatible, nor do I think Graham would be a good hire for us now or in the future, in the same way that Art Briles is a member of the Untouchables coaching fraternity.You think Todd's ego would mesh with Montgomery? Nah.
Original would like to give his left nut instead, but he's been a gelding since childhood.I'd give Gold's last remaining nut to get Graham back here.
Just for entertainment - TU needs to entertain people again. He can't be any worse than the moron running the crap show now.
Woody was a pretty decent puncher also and he got away with it until he started punching opposing players.The winding down of “screamers” in the coaching world marks the end of an era.
The all time greatest screamer? Woody Hayes.
Screamers are brought in to clean up the town and then move on. Look at Lou Holtz. Look at Todd Graham. Look at their bio’s.
Regarding morons running the crap show, I used to think the same way. However when I look at our basketball program I see that however improbable it is, it’s certainly on display in the Reynolds Center and thus, possible….I'd give Gold's last remaining nut to get Graham back here.
Just for entertainment - TU needs to entertain people again. He can't be any worse than the moron running the crap show now.
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