NLeininger
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As soon as Mack is removed or leaves on his own accord, that's when everyone in the media will go all in with what is inevitable.
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SignUp Now!That is a very real possibility. I should probably post more of what Im thinking sometimes.Do you think it is it possible they tried and he said no?
People want to know things are going to change. That alone may be driving the noise.The timing just seems really weird on all of this with the horns still in Big 12 Championship contention
The same motive he had for telling us Dodds wasn't going anywhere a week before he announced?So your position is, rather than just remaining silent, Powers lied? What could possibly be his motive in saying what he said?
Let's see. The AD and Board Of Regents. And the compliance dept and Lawyers for the university's. Boosters can only donate money.not hire or fire.If Texas is negotiating with Saban (or his people: agent, wife, etc...), ask yourself where in the chain is anyone that is accountable?Most people in this process do not have to make themselves available and, if they do, they have zero responsibility to answer truthfully.
The only link in the chain that has accountability are employees of the University. Yet they may not be available for comment or for follow-up questions.
Some have theorized that big $ people are setting the framework for the agreement. Yet, the big $ people are not authorized to negotiate on behalf of Texas (are they?).
Who has the authority to hire a new coach (employee)?
Who has to authorize such an expenditure?
Who verifies that UT dotted all the i's and crossed all the t's?
So if your source is not the AD, on the BOR or a in the compliance department or an attorney for the University, they really do not have the ability to bring this deal in (even if it is a BMD and Saban is what they want).
Now, of those listed above, I would think the attorneys have an ethical obligation to stay quiet.
I do not believe the new AD would be leaking right now (unless he were trying to undermine MB's legitimacy). I cannot imagine the University hiring a new AD that would conduct himself that way.
So I am left wondering who has connections in the BOR and the compliance department. If your source is not one of these groups I do not see how the source can be reliable.
Boosters per NCAA rules are only allowed to donate money. with that money im sure they have some people on the BoR and AD that listen to them and listen well. But at the end of the day the BoR and AD has to do whats best for the school and not for the individual boosters. UT will be fine with or without them and if sports mean that much to them that they will get all butt hurt cause their choice didnt get picked and wont donate money to our school anymore than i dont really think those people have the best interests of our Athletic programs and University in mind.I disagree with the boosters part. Can they do it directly? No, but can they pull the strings and force the issue? Happens every single year.
Yeah, and according to you we better get ready for some lawsuits and ncaa investigations..thanks!!you really need to do your homework before you spout your mouth on possible infractions committed by boosters and our schools apparent lack of institutional controlare you serious? this is how any major deal goes down in any business. nothing is confirmed until everyone is ready for the details to go public. it's sop in the big boy world.
Orangeman, you keep refering to NCAA rules that could possibly be violated by BMD involvement in hiring a head coach. Please direct us to those rules. I am curious about your claims. Thanks.Yeah, and according to you we better get ready for some lawsuits and ncaa investigations..thanks!!you really need to do your homework before you spout your mouth on possible infractions committed by boosters and our schools apparent lack of institutional control
The list of boosters who have been caught doing much more is long and distinguished, and only scratches the surface of how many actually do it.Boosters per NCAA rules are only allowed to donate money.