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I'm not sure why Mullen even bothers anymore. It's obvious he wants to be a Hurricane, as this is the second time he's interviewed for the position. He's a hardass football coach, I'm not sure what this school is after. Are we hoping more ice cream parties are on the menu?
When Mullen was hired at Miss State, on his first day he rounded up every single employee inside the football program - assistants, secretaries, staffers, janitors, etc - and told them all they were part of the problem. When they told them this is they way they've always done things, he said "obviously that wasn't good enough." His personality is actually a good fit for the cleansing that needs to take place at Miami.
Poor dude just wants a chance to get his hands on some talent. They gave the same soft line the last time he interviewed with us. He must have thought the f@qqotry had left town with Shalala. Guess not.
Can you imagine if they sat in a room with Meyer? Harbaugh? Saban? We'll never, ever be good again with a bunch of soft-shouldered ****** calling the shots. They'd turn down the best coaches in the country for being too rude. What a clown show.
When Mullen was hired at Miss State, on his first day he rounded up every single employee inside the football program - assistants, secretaries, staffers, janitors, etc - and told them all they were part of the problem. When they told them this is they way they've always done things, he said "obviously that wasn't good enough." His personality is actually a good fit for the cleansing that needs to take place at Miami.
Poor dude just wants a chance to get his hands on some talent. They gave the same soft line the last time he interviewed with us. He must have thought the f@qqotry had left town with Shalala. Guess not.
Can you imagine if they sat in a room with Meyer? Harbaugh? Saban? We'll never, ever be good again with a bunch of soft-shouldered ****** calling the shots. They'd turn down the best coaches in the country for being too rude. What a clown show.
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He's from New Hampshire
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******** run up scores and say if they're mad stop us. kind of like our glory days that we can't stop bringing up.
sign me up...
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I understand your point, but you can be arrogant and ****y if you are Bellichek, Saban, etc. It doesnt work well in most other cases. Just like there is a fine line between genius and insanity, there is also a fine line between arrogance and confidence.
Blake is such a ******* beta.
All great coaches have gigantic egos, Blake is trying to find a nice guy.
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Theres only been one coach since the second world war to even go .500 as a MSU coach in his tenure. (Bob Tyler went .545 in 7 seasons during the 70's.) You almost have no shot winning there and Mullens holding his own
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Blake doesn't want an alpha around. He will look for a nice guy a la golden or Richt. Not surprised.
My buddy worked with him at Utah on Urban's staff. His exact words on Mullen, "Sharp guy, thinks outside the box, can be an ***** but overall people like him."
I hate this administration and Blake James. These guys are completely incompetent.
Sorry, JJ was and is all Miami, irrespective of where he is from.
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OP, I think that quote was talking about his interview from 2010. Here is the entire context it was in....
Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen — the former UF offensive coordinator who coached Tim Tebow and has been lauded for resurrecting the Bulldogs’ program with a 54-35 record in seven seasons — also has interviewed for the job, sources said, as he did before Golden was hired.
One source said that at least one person heavily involved in the search described Mullen as a bit “brash,” and that it rubbed that person the wrong way
Seems like, in the bolded part, they're talking about the 2010 search.
Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen — the former UF offensive coordinator who coached Tim Tebow and has been lauded for resurrecting the Bulldogs’ program with a 54-35 record in seven seasons — also has interviewed for the job, sources said, as he did before Golden was hired.
One source said that at least one person heavily involved in the search described Mullen as a bit “brash,” and that it rubbed that person the wrong way
Seems like, in the bolded part, they're talking about the 2010 search.
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You people are ******* morons of the highest degree. This isn't a ******* arranged marriage. You're hiring a football coach. You football chicks are obsessed with looks and personality.
Claiming that Mullen doesn't "fit" at Miami when all the best coaches in Miami history have been hillbillies is well is the height of retardation.
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Holding his own isn't great
he has 1 of the best QB's in nation too, when he leaves what happens?
again not an elite coach, I have been too harsh, he is a good coach just not what we need
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Sigh. I can't believe I expected even a tiny semblance of competence from this school. You have Mullen and Butch begging for the job and you toss them aside and go begging Richt who just got fired to take the job. LOL.
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Porter just wrote that Mullen is number.2 plus more.
Source: Ex-Georgia coach Mark Richt Miami's top choice | www.mypalmbeachpost.com
Source: Ex-Georgia coach Mark Richt Miami's top choice | www.mypalmbeachpost.com
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