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SignUp Now!Lambert LOVES to throw shit against the wall and see what sticks. I don't really believe that he's nearly as well connected as he makes out to be. I may be wrong.I think this is totally ridiculous but Lambert is a bit of an expansion guru.
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Would Texas hire an Aggy coach? HELL NAW.
I definitely see your point and agree. He walked into a perfect storm last year at aggie. A possibly once in a lifetime talent in Manziel and a O line full of future NFL draft picks. I don't think he can keep it up after Manziel leaves. I also don't want any part of him at Texas.I mean there were two major changes in the move to the SEC... Manziel and Sumlin. I watched most of A&Ms games last year and it was JF's god given ability and improvisation that won many of those games... Neither of which is coached. To me it's a case of a coach getting lucky with a prick phenom that can make things happen consistently. I dislike most about JF but the kid is ridiculous... Enough to make any coach look good.
With all do total and complete respect, I disagree. Atleast I disagree until I can see him minus Manziel. I also believe his handling of Manziel by essentially pretending like it wasn't happening is not a positive foreshadowing moment...You don't hire Sumlin exclusively for X's and O's, but in that aspect he is more than capable. Sumlin is an excellent CEO, but one who actually coaches on the field. He will seek out and hire the best assistants, and he has the ability to connect with the gamut of recruits.
Being coach at Texas is far more than just an X"s and O's job, and it is one Sumlin could do well.
You don't hire Sumlin exclusively for X's and O's, but in that aspect he is more than capable. Sumlin is an excellent CEO, but one who actually coaches on the field. He will seek out and hire the best assistants, and he has the ability to connect with the gamut of recruits.
Being coach at Texas is far more than just an X"s and O's job, and it is one Sumlin could do well.
Perfect storm is putting it mildly... The guy could not have inherited a better situation. Not in a million years. But with that OLine leaving, and the D leaving, and likely Manziel leaving after this year... He is going have to cash in on this and go to the NFL NOW, cause when he loses Manziel and the new car smell of a&m in the SEC wears off, he's screwed. Luckily for him they were able to parlay last years success into a great recruiting class... I think we'll find out what he's about when they come to play and be coached but I think he'll be long gone by then.I definitely see your point and agree. He walked into a perfect storm last year at aggie. A possibly once in a lifetime talent in Manziel and a O line full of future NFL draft picks. I don't think he can keep it up after Manziel leaves. I also don't want any part of him at Texas.
Besides, his next stop will be in the NFL more than likely and that'll be a failure as well.
He has managed to survive Manziel, he has his team winning, and he is going great in recruiting to an absolute crap hole to live in. I'd say he's doing pretty good.What is is that makes you believe he is a great CEO?
Ive been on both sides of this debate, but the had a hand in the development of some pretty decent quarterbacks going back to his OU days. I will admit I point to his sub 500 year when he did not have a stud QB, but at a place like Texas he should have a good QB every year.What is it that makes you believe that he is solid on the X's and O's side as well? If you watch most of their games from the last 2 years, without Manziels ability they lose WAY more games. Then are we talking about him? Still looking for some clarity on his appeal.