99% of these coaches are thieves

[NateDogg]

“But Malzahn kept his circle unusually small, most notably including fellow hurry-up disciples Art Briles and Hugh Freeze. One coach who worked with Malzahn said he maintained a siloed program. Another pointed out how his staff was intentionally stacked with acolytes, his former players or low-level assistants.”

Why did Auburn pay Gus Malzahn $21.7 million to walk away? Offensive woes top list

Gus Malzahn nearly won a national championship in just his 14th game at Auburn. The seven seasons that followed were defined by a frustrating and futile attempt to scale the same heights.

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[LuCane]

Diversity of perspective improves decision-making. In business. In Sports. In learning.

One of the scariest things about our defense is Diaz never sought anyone who could be a true dissenter.

Maybe he fixes that. It's a problem.

 

[Mico Jones]

It’s not as much as theft as insecurity.

The SEC is cutthroat. All coaches there have to be aware of what they did to Richt.

That’s Manny’s problem. He’s insecure and non confrontational.

You have to hire the best people and let them know right away who is boss and if someone sh*t talks you behind your back or tried to undermine you, you set them straight in front of all eyes or your fire them.