...that Gregg ellis has posted about really make you wonder if we have a good shot at getting him. That would be a hell of a hire if we could pull it off
Pat Casey's comments...
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The second part of the quote is interesting.
Casey was asked to expand on that, and he's just physically and mentally drained. He's worried about his health - but nothing specific- and being able to be with his family.</p>
Then he dropped this: "And sometimes you need new challenges," Casey said. "Everybody knows that there are a lot of openings around the country, and I've been called a lot about them."</p>
Casey was asked to expand on that, and he's just physically and mentally drained. He's worried about his health - but nothing specific- and being able to be with his family.</p>
Then he dropped this: "And sometimes you need new challenges," Casey said. "Everybody knows that there are a lot of openings around the country, and I've been called a lot about them."</p>
as an excuse to leave, kind of softening the blow to a school that he's been at for a long time. Pat McMahon spewed the family excuse and then stated that MSU will always be good at baseball and someone else will come in and do fine. He wanted to move on to another challenge. Pat Casey's whole comments sound similar to McMahon's leaving speech.
If it's really that bad, he won't coach anywhere next year. If Byrne hires him, that means he's over his tiredness.
feeling guilty about leaving.... in other words, how do you say in the same interview that your are tired, worried about your health and concerned about time with family and also express interest in other challenges that have opened up in other parts of the country?
No one believed EJ when he said he and his wife always wanted to retire to NW Ark, and I don't believe Casey when he says he's burned out. This is clearly posturing for a new contract/new job.
that would seem to knock a huge hole in the argument that Cohen, once hired, would be here to stay. I mean, if we could lure Casey out of his home state, why couldn't someone who wants to buy a program lure Cohen away from his alma mater?
The guy has 8 years left on his contract? The guy turned down Notre Dame. If he is Catholic, he pretty well got excommunicated to stay put. I don't know. I just don't see it. But, I sure like the guy's resume.
The guy has 8 years left on his contract? The guy turned down Notre Dame. If he is Catholic, he pretty well got excommunicated to stay put. I don't know. I just don't see it. But, I sure like the guy's resume.
"But, I sure like the guy's resume"
3 postseasons in 14 years. Great 3 year run of players, and now back to mediocrity again in 2008. And their program was better off when he took over than Kentucky's was. Finishing 6th of worse in 8 of the last 10 years just doesnt impress me for some reason.
3 postseasons in 14 years. Great 3 year run of players, and now back to mediocrity again in 2008. And their program was better off when he took over than Kentucky's was. Finishing 6th of worse in 8 of the last 10 years just doesnt impress me for some reason.
but that back-to-back national championship with pretty much different teams is pretty impressive to me.
I tell you what....the guy can do that for us, and then fall to ****, and we can fire him, and I will still feel pretty good. Damn, we need us a national championship sign at DNF.
I tell you what....the guy can do that for us, and then fall to ****, and we can fire him, and I will still feel pretty good. Damn, we need us a national championship sign at DNF.
he better leave his hitting coach in Charlottesville. He's never had a team with more than four batters hitting over .300.
I do hope we get his pitching coach, no matter who our coach is.</p>
I do hope we get his pitching coach, no matter who our coach is.</p>
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