How to avoid a 2004-2016 slide again?

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If we win a natty in the next say... two years. What’s the best most efficient solution for the athletic department to help richt with?
 
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Don’t let “Boosters” have free reign over the program, causing years invesitigations, possible sanctions, loss of scholarships, and self imposed punishment?
 
Don't let winning football coaches leave!!!! Pay them.

If any 1 of Jimmy, Howard, or Butch would've stayed we'd have 10-15 titles.
 
There actually is an answer.Absolutly lock down South Fl. Winning the NC will remove the SEC superiority argument. We also have to be competitive financially with all of our rivals.
 
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Do. Not. Hire/Promote. Unproven. Head. Coaches......or Luigi Cristobal.

That said, I think* we're in good hands with El Presidente Frenkinator. He seems to understand the proper cost/benefit analysis to running a big time program and would seemingly keep investing to keep the successes and associated profitability rolling whereas we just expected it to continue to magically happen in the past.
 
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Avoid this:
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Question answered, problem solved, close thread.
 
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Hire experienced head coaches who can recruit and understand SoFL athletes.
Continue to invest in the program.
Make black socks with black cleats mandatory.
 
Well if you want to avoid that slide again, hire a coach who knows what the **** they are doing.
It really is that simple. Good coaching staffs don’t give you a decade plus of bad football. Spend the money on quality coaches and you will not have a decade of ineptitude.
 
It really is that simple. Good coaching staffs don’t give you a decade plus of bad football. Spend the money on quality coaches and you will not have a decade of ineptitude.
Also Donna did not care at all about the football program and the university would not open up their wallets for quality coaches.
 
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