Even so, we ought to remember well that Coach Crumz was able to muster two wins (one blowout) against the mighty Rebels.
Greg Byrne, athletic director at Mississippi State, said that the school will honor the buy-out with Coach Croom. His buy-out is confidential, but considering the man
makes made $1.7 million per year, it must be some amount with which I could buy a whole lot of cheap scotch. As far as names to replace Croom, ESPN reported the usual suspects - Gary Patterson at TCU, Brent Venerables (sic?) of Oklahoma, and Skip Holtz of East Carolina. Ellis Johnson, the former defensive coordinator at Mississippi State, must be a candidate. If Greg Byrne is not a total idiot, he will seek out Brian Kelly of Cincinnati or Tommy Bowden (formerly) of Clemson. How many of these people will actually be interested in this job is a bigger question.
My off the reservation suggestions include
an energetic coach that has reenergized a dormant BCS program and
a consistent winner with a proven record of winning big games.
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apparently state may hire derek dooley of la tech. i guess if ya can't beat 'em, hire 'em.
I'd LOVE to see State buy Nick Saban from Alabama somehow. That. Would. Be. Hilarious... And it would make him the most hated man in the SEC and not just the SEC West.
^^^Not. Gonna. Happen.^^^
Neither is it funny.
Any truth to the rumor that Jeff Bower might be a candidate? Makes sense considering his Mississippi recruiting ties as well as the fact that, despite Hardy High grads' delusions, he was a pretty good coach. Good enough to win even in Hattiesburg.
Ah, but in Starkville?
Footnote: Oh, irony, it would appear that Oklahoma State's offense is even better without Fedora.
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