tourist said:Bo Schembechler, Bear Bryant, and Cliff Hysell all lumped together to make some point...
:roll:
...way to pull one out of your ass. Tell us about this appropriate analogy. :lol: :lol:
Thanks.
tourist said:Bo Schembechler, Bear Bryant, and Cliff Hysell all lumped together to make some point...
:roll:
...way to pull one out of your ass. Tell us about this appropriate analogy. :lol: :lol:
CDAGRIZ said:There’s definitely a difference in these two coaches. Dude in Bozeman has sold himself so well to the base that it cannot be ignored. Name me even three other coaches who have secured a contract extension with a losing record and no playoff appearances at the time. That kind of thing can’t be taught. It comes from maximizing the delta between expectations and results, and he’s the best in the biz. Doing so requires a certain “aw shucks” personality with the media.
The other guy is a proven winner at this level who prefers to let the product on the field control the narrative, for better or worse.
bigsky33 said:CDAGRIZ said:There’s definitely a difference in these two coaches. Dude in Bozeman has sold himself so well to the base that it cannot be ignored. Name me even three other coaches who have secured a contract extension with a losing record and no playoff appearances at the time. That kind of thing can’t be taught. It comes from maximizing the delta between expectations and results, and he’s the best in the biz. Doing so requires a certain “aw shucks” personality with the media.
The other guy is a proven winner at this level who prefers to let the product on the field control the narrative, for better or worse.
The contract extension at the time has proved to be an astute move when you look at the positive progress and direction of the program. He has lived up to the expectations so far and is getting results. At the same time the extension provided stability in the program, which has helped in recruiting. Yes, he is really excellent at selling himself. It is a good attribute. However, for it to work over time, you have to deliver. He is delivering.
CDAGRIZ said:bigsky33 said:CDAGRIZ said:There’s definitely a difference in these two coaches. Dude in Bozeman has sold himself so well to the base that it cannot be ignored. Name me even three other coaches who have secured a contract extension with a losing record and no playoff appearances at the time. That kind of thing can’t be taught. It comes from maximizing the delta between expectations and results, and he’s the best in the biz. Doing so requires a certain “aw shucks” personality with the media.
The other guy is a proven winner at this level who prefers to let the product on the field control the narrative, for better or worse.
The contract extension at the time has proved to be an astute move when you look at the positive progress and direction of the program. He has lived up to the expectations so far and is getting results. At the same time the extension provided stability in the program, which has helped in recruiting. Yes, he is really excellent at selling himself. It is a good attribute. However, for it to work over time, you have to deliver. He is delivering.
^^^Year 4 of The Plan. Could not write a better fan opinion.
Westcoastfan said:Wondering what your guys thoughts are on how Hauck handles the media compared to Choate. I’m not going to lie but I love listening to Choate get interviewed, there is so much passion and insight in his words, always a class act. Hauck on the other hand bothers me, he comes off egotistical and cold, in many cases disrespectful and never passes any insight. I know this is how he has always been but I wish he would change at least a little bit.
CatGrad-UMGradStu said:CDAGRIZ said:bigsky33 said:CDAGRIZ said:There’s definitely a difference in these two coaches. Dude in Bozeman has sold himself so well to the base that it cannot be ignored. Name me even three other coaches who have secured a contract extension with a losing record and no playoff appearances at the time. That kind of thing can’t be taught. It comes from maximizing the delta between expectations and results, and he’s the best in the biz. Doing so requires a certain “aw shucks” personality with the media.
The other guy is a proven winner at this level who prefers to let the product on the field control the narrative, for better or worse.
The contract extension at the time has proved to be an astute move when you look at the positive progress and direction of the program. He has lived up to the expectations so far and is getting results. At the same time the extension provided stability in the program, which has helped in recruiting. Yes, he is really excellent at selling himself. It is a good attribute. However, for it to work over time, you have to deliver. He is delivering.
^^^Year 4 of The Plan. Could not write a better fan opinion.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Cristobal
I think there's a really great analogy here CDA...
CatGrad-UMGradStu said:CDAGRIZ said:bigsky33 said:CDAGRIZ said:There’s definitely a difference in these two coaches. Dude in Bozeman has sold himself so well to the base that it cannot be ignored. Name me even three other coaches who have secured a contract extension with a losing record and no playoff appearances at the time. That kind of thing can’t be taught. It comes from maximizing the delta between expectations and results, and he’s the best in the biz. Doing so requires a certain “aw shucks” personality with the media.
The other guy is a proven winner at this level who prefers to let the product on the field control the narrative, for better or worse.
The contract extension at the time has proved to be an astute move when you look at the positive progress and direction of the program. He has lived up to the expectations so far and is getting results. At the same time the extension provided stability in the program, which has helped in recruiting. Yes, he is really excellent at selling himself. It is a good attribute. However, for it to work over time, you have to deliver. He is delivering.
^^^Year 4 of The Plan. Could not write a better fan opinion.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Cristobal
I think there's a really great analogy here CDA...
You're missing the forest for the trees CDA. But I think you know that.CDAGRIZ said:Choach is a losing HC. Fact. Y’all Bob fans should get mad on eGriz about it.
CDAGRIZ said:Choach is a losing HC. Fact. Y’all Bob fans should get mad on eGriz about it.
bigsky33 said:CDAGRIZ said:Choach is a losing HC. Fact. Y’all Bob fans should get mad on eGriz about it.
FlyCastingCat pretty much summed you up. :lol: :lol: :lol: :clap:
FlyCastingCat said:You're missing the forest for the trees CDA. But I think you know that.CDAGRIZ said:Choach is a losing HC. Fact. Y’all Bob fans should get mad on eGriz about it.
EverettGriz said:That Choach guy own the state yet? I keep waiting for an announcement or the terms of the sale or something.
Westcoastfan said:Perfect example, also calling cats state, never staying in Bozeman, saying I wish this game had a fifth quarter so we could beat their asses more, etc, etc.
Choate would never say or do any of that take a look at cat griz postgame; first thing Choate does is compliment UM and their program, Bobby not so much.
bigsky33 said:CDAGRIZ said:Choach is a losing HC. Fact. Y’all Bob fans should get mad on eGriz about it.
FlyCastingCat pretty much summed you up. :lol: :lol: :lol: :clap:
poorgriz said:bigsky33 said:CDAGRIZ said:Choach is a losing HC. Fact. Y’all Bob fans should get mad on eGriz about it.
FlyCastingCat pretty much summed you up. :lol: :lol: :lol: :clap:
Ya, that was pretty good. :lol:
What I think is REALLY funny though is that since Bobby Hauck left the friendly confines of wagriz stadium the first time (where literally ANYBODY can win, as Bob Stitt proved :lol: ), Bobby's W\L record is 15 and 49 for a winning percentage of .306. Let that sink in for a bit. :clap:
He did go 6-5 last year back at home so there's that! Of course he's going to have winning seasons at um, who doesn't? What I think will be REALLY special however is that if he can some how get the griz back into the chipper, how many times will he lose it this go around? Will he beat the 0-3 mark he put up last time?
CatzWillRise said:All you have to do in business is convince the guy who is in charge of firing you than you are valuable. Choate convinced Costello, got himself a contract.
If you want to talk about a guy who keeps his job somehow year after year just head down to Greeley. He signed a 5 year contract after just one winning season in 5 years at UNC in 2016, after going 9-36 in his first 4 years. They went 6-5 in 2017, then went 3-7 and then 2-9 last year, and still has a job. 26-62 in 8 seasons at UNC.