New Staff Coaching in Bowl for Previous Team

[Raiderdawg]

Debating with someone at my other school about their new hire (Derek Mason) still working for ESPN and calling bowl games as play-by-play man.

I’m curious what the pack’s expectations would be. Would you be OK with Lebby being the OC for Oklahoma (I know they promoted Litterell) or any assistant hired finishing at their current schools?

If we had hired Mullen, would you have been ok with him calling a meaningless bowl game still for ESPN?

 

[GloryDawg]

If we had hired Mullen, would you have been ok with him calling a meaningless bowl game still for ESPN?

I think it would be pretty cool to have your coach on the sidelines coaching and calling the game. ******

 

[karlchilders.sixpack]

Debating with someone at my other school about their new hire (Derek Mason) still working for ESPN and calling bowl games as play-by-play man.

I’m curious what the pack’s expectations would be. Would you be OK with Lebby being the OC for Oklahoma (I know they promoted Litterell) or any assistant hired finishing at their current schools?

If we had hired Mullen, would you have been ok with him calling a meaningless bowl game still for ESPN?

He might have a contract, and no, it is not a problem. To Me.

 

[Bulldog45]

The real question is would Lebby be wearing Adidas or Jordan?

 

[jethreauxdawg]

It would be awesome if we had a coach their previous employer still valued

 

[Dawgg]

For media duties, I don’t care. I don’t think you need to put in a lot of work to do a last broadcast and it actually puts the words “Mississippi State” into a situation where it wouldn’t normally be.

For coaching bowl games, they need to cut ties. Instead of working practices and collecting and Cheez-it swag, they need to be working the portal and prepping for early signing day.

The one caveat I’d say for bowl games is for CFP teams. If you’re in the playoff, then sure, finish it out.