He loved it there and I think he only left because he realized he still had career goals that were unreachable with the program's limitations. That wouldn't be the case any more as it would be a true retirement plan job now.
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The 2021-2022 Coaching Carousel
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He was a damn good DC at Stanford. Did he struggle at Auburn?
He was the bright spot in 2021.
HCMM should take that job. I would if I was him.
His bucket hat game would be on point in Hawaii
It's a great job for a Dudley DoRight sort of guy. Be competent, put in some work, get paid well, live in paradise. Expectations that are in line with what is achievable are wonderful things.
one that's on campus even
They're getting a new one. Right now their home games are in a tiny 10,000 capacity "place".
Construction on new Aloha Stadium project set to begin in 2023
The state also said it has notified three developers who want to contract the project that a request for proposals will be issued Dec. 15.
www.hawaiinewsnow.com
Rob DeVere
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Or he'll get a "promotion" to ALABAMA OFFENSIVE ANALYST!
Yeah. They’re getting a new one that won’t begin construction for another year. It might be available for the 2025 season. In the meantime, they’re playing at the UH equivalent of Potts Field. UH admin knew 10 years ago that Aloha Stadium was on its last legs and ignored the problem.They're getting a new one. Right now their home games are in a tiny 10,000 capacity "place".
Construction on new Aloha Stadium project set to begin in 2023
The state also said it has notified three developers who want to contract the project that a request for proposals will be issued Dec. 15.
I don’t really blame them, though. Running an athletic department in Hawaii is expensive and they don’t generate a lot of revenue. That athletic department runs on a shoestring budget at a time when overall tax revenues for the state are extremely low. I’m unconvinced they can keep that program afloat for the next three years while they wait for the new stadium to be built.
You might be right. As you say, it's costly to field a football program in Hawaii and the school isn't well run. We shall see.
Part of me is happy to see Michigan win the conference and I want to see how they can use this in the next couple of years but part of me wants the carousel to keep going.
Durkin's a good coach. aTm not shy about paying what it takes to get the guy it wants.
When you pay $20m+ for a recruiting class, an extra million or so is pocket change
Yep. And I expect they'll finish no better than 3rd in their division. aTm gonna aTm.
Different visions? That's all I got
Michigan just paid $490 million to former players who were abused by the team doctor. Yet not a word from the peanut gallery on this board. Part of me wants Michigan burned to the ground, yet not a word here.