The 12th Man
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He has to deal with hundreds of emails from wack-jobs every time another internet rumor is started. Sounds like a terrible job.
He has to deal with hundreds of emails from wack-jobs every time another internet rumor is started. Sounds like a terrible job.
I'll gladly trade jobs with him.
What is so hard about hiring a good coach? Hell it seems he goes out of his way to hire the 'wrong guy'.
He has to deal with hundreds of emails from wack-jobs every time another internet rumor is started. Sounds like a terrible job.
What is so hard about hiring a good coach? Hell it seems he goes out of his way to hire the 'wrong guy'.
He has to deal with hundreds of emails from wack-jobs every time another internet rumor is started. Sounds like a terrible job.
I have seen several posts indicating Maturi never said he would deliver a "Tubby Smith" hire. For the record, following is clipped from Joel Maturi Press Conference 10-17-10 on GopherSports.com.
http://www.gophersports.com/ViewArt...D=8400&ATCLID=205013758&SPID=3280&SPSID=38605
Q. You'd mentioned that you were going to start the national search immediately. What can and can't you do in the next five to seven weeks considering that most colleges are still playing their football games for another five to seven weeks?
JOEL MATURI: Well, again, I've been in the business a long time, and you continue to learn. I never dreamt as an athletics director that I would ever dismiss coaches during the course of the year. I did make that decision with Dan Munson, and you know what, I think that the conclusion of who we hired came out pretty well.
I've asked Tubby Smith if he wanted to coach football, but he's declined, but we're out here to find a Tubby Smith. We're out here to find somebody that people can recognize, people have confidence in, and people are going to bring instant credibility and notoriety to the football program.