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ENOUGH

driftwood

driftwood

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calm down for crying out loud. It's called DUE DILIGENCE. everyone is aware the clock is ticking, even Kent. Kent has a responsibility to find the right guy, we can't expect such a big decision to be made on a whim.

Whether its Bobby or someone else. if a hire is made immediately many will be crying that he didn't search long enough, didn't give a serious look at other qualified applicants, didn't do anything right... ENOUGH.
 
Better to spend a few extra days vetting all options, including any surprise candidates, than to make a hasty decision. It could ultimately cost a recruit or two in the short term but the more important thing is the long term health of the program and selecting the best candidate to drive the future. This is a critical hire for both UM and Haslam!
 
Okay, let's just pick the first candidate who checks off most the boxes without VETTING or performing DUE DILIGENCE to ensure the correct decision is made for the future of the program. BRILLIANT!!
 
go96griz said:
Better to spend a few extra days vetting all options, including any surprise candidates, than to make a hasty decision. It could ultimately cost a recruit or two in the short term but the more important thing is the long term health of the program and selecting the best candidate to drive the future. This is a critical hire for both UM and Haslam!
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Not concerned about the recruits; more concerned about the delay enabling "never Hauck" snowflakes more toehold.
 
Hang on one sec...eGriz has a "process" to follow "due diligence" with "appropriate vetting"...
 
kemajic said:
go96griz said:
Better to spend a few extra days vetting all options, including any surprise candidates, than to make a hasty decision. It could ultimately cost a recruit or two in the short term but the more important thing is the long term health of the program and selecting the best candidate to drive the future. This is a critical hire for both UM and Haslam!
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Not concerned about the recruits; more concerned about the delay enabling "never Hauck" snowflakes more toehold.
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Exactly.
 
Blgs Griz Fan said:
kemajic said:
go96griz said:
Better to spend a few extra days vetting all options, including any surprise candidates, than to make a hasty decision. It could ultimately cost a recruit or two in the short term but the more important thing is the long term health of the program and selecting the best candidate to drive the future. This is a critical hire for both UM and Haslam!
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Not concerned about the recruits; more concerned about the delay enabling "never Hauck" snowflakes more toehold.
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Exactly.
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the "never hauck" crowd will not go away if he is hired/
 
kemajic said:
go96griz said:
Better to spend a few extra days vetting all options, including any surprise candidates, than to make a hasty decision. It could ultimately cost a recruit or two in the short term but the more important thing is the long term health of the program and selecting the best candidate to drive the future. This is a critical hire for both UM and Haslam!
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Not concerned about the recruits; more concerned about the delay enabling "never Hauck" snowflakes more toehold.
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I agree with you. Just from Kent taking a few more days we've seen a very negative article from the Missoulian and also a Nazi feminist petition drumming up support from someone they actually let teach kids at the U of M. My other worry is it's now public knowledge that Bobby is looking at some other things that's going to make it very easy for schools who need a good coach to come knocking on his door. What if the Griz taking their sweet time gets him thinking about a different school?
 
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