TCU gets all the leftovers that Texas, Texas AM, Oklahoma and even Oklahoma State don't want. They are 2 and 3 star heaven.
I don't understand your first statement, because your 2nd is dead-on. TCU has always exceled with the scraps. That isn't going to change. If you are saying that now that UT has a competent HC and will actually start winning with thet 4/5 star talent and TCU won't be able to compete, I'd say that will still be a few years before that happens.
The point is pretty clear. Great coaching at TCU can only take you so far when Texas also has a great staff. Great coaches with 2 stars can't compete consistently against great coaches with 5 stars. Eventually, Strong will completely choke TCU out.
Disagree, and AU stated why.
You guys don't seem to grasp the point. If Patterson is happy finishing with 8 or 9 wins and being second fiddle to Texas, then he'll stay at TCU. If not, then he might be open to leaving especially if Strong flexes on him this Thursday only a year into a complete culture overhaul.
A few things..
1. Texas isn't going to beat TCU this weekend. (Though anything is possible)
2. TCU is willing to spend more money than Miami. (See the stadium they just rebuilt as well as other facilities and coaches salary)
3. Patterson doesn't want to leave TCU and believe he can win there. Why else would he have never left.
4. DFW is talent rich and if he can put a good run together the next few years he may be able to change the perception similar to how Schnelly did it at Miami.
This.
This is what you guys need to understand about TCU that you aren't getting:
1. TCU is in Fort Worth.
2. SMU is in Fort Worth.
3. BOTH of these schools have very wealthy alumni bases.
4. They are both private schools, with a lot of $ to throw at their programs. (Remember that 30 for 30 on SMU?)
5. They don't like each other and are always trying to out do one another.
Patterson doesnt have to win national championships to be a god there. He just has to be better than SMU. That's why he hasn't left.
That Texas Oil money is real, fellas. Deal with it.
Almost none of this is true. SMU isn't even in Ft. Worth.
I don't understand your first statement, because your 2nd is dead-on. TCU has always exceled with the scraps. That isn't going to change. If you are saying that now that UT has a competent HC and will actually start winning with thet 4/5 star talent and TCU won't be able to compete, I'd say that will still be a few years before that happens.
The point is pretty clear. Great coaching at TCU can only take you so far when Texas also has a great staff. Great coaches with 2 stars can't compete consistently against great coaches with 5 stars. Eventually, Strong will completely choke TCU out.
Disagree, and AU stated why.
You guys don't seem to grasp the point. If Patterson is happy finishing with 8 or 9 wins and being second fiddle to Texas, then he'll stay at TCU. If not, then he might be open to leaving especially if Strong flexes on him this Thursday only a year into a complete culture overhaul.
Of course it's guessing but I think he's fine having 8-9 win seasons with an occasional 10 win one. I would say different if he's only been there 4-5 years but he's been there over 15 years. I don't think guys like that are gunning for bigger gigs when they have a pretty darn good gig now.
A few things..
1. Texas isn't going to beat TCU this weekend. (Though anything is possible)
2. TCU is willing to spend more money than Miami. (See the stadium they just rebuilt as well as other facilities and coaches salary)
3. Patterson doesn't want to leave TCU and believe he can win there. Why else would he have never left.
4. DFW is talent rich and if he can put a good run together the next few years he may be able to change the perception similar to how Schnelly did it at Miami.
No way Patterson ever leaves TCU. He has everything he wants.
No way Patterson ever leaves TCU. He has everything he wants.
You tight with Coach Patterson? Do you call him Gare? Or GP?
No way Patterson ever leaves TCU. He has everything he wants.
You tight with Coach Patterson? Do you call him Gare? Or GP?
they used to say that Chris Peterson would never leave Boise St.
He's now at U-Dub
You just never know.
Coaches understand the limitations of each job, IMO, and some are willing to act upon them
Are we sure that a marquee program has ever put on a full-court press on Patterson?
we can't afford Patterson.
TCU gets all the leftovers that Texas, Texas AM, Oklahoma and even Oklahoma State don't want. They are 2 and 3 star heaven.
I don't understand your first statement, because your 2nd is dead-on. TCU has always exceled with the scraps. That isn't going to change. If you are saying that now that UT has a competent HC and will actually start winning with thet 4/5 star talent and TCU won't be able to compete, I'd say that will still be a few years before that happens.
The point is pretty clear. Great coaching at TCU can only take you so far when Texas also has a great staff. Great coaches with 2 stars can't compete consistently against great coaches with 5 stars. Eventually, Strong will completely choke TCU out.
Disagree, and AU stated why.
You guys don't seem to grasp the point. If Patterson is happy finishing with 8 or 9 wins and being second fiddle to Texas, then he'll stay at TCU. If not, then he might be open to leaving especially if Strong flexes on him this Thursday only a year into a complete culture overhaul.
No way Patterson ever leaves TCU. He has everything he wants.
You tight with Coach Patterson? Do you call him Gare? Or GP?
they used to say that Chris Peterson would never leave Boise St.
He's now at U-Dub
You just never know.
Coaches understand the limitations of each job, IMO, and some are willing to act upon them
Are we sure that a marquee program has ever put on a full-court press on Patterson?
Exactly. I'd make coach Pinkel tell me he's not interested too. These dudes in here like to make emphatic declarations as if they know the coaches personally and know what they're thinking.