Godfatha
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The "Dooley" option!Just a hypothetical. Let's say a certain hiring manager already had his guy picked out. Long ago. But he knew there was no way his constituency would accept him. So he comes up with a scheme to act with no urgency, go through the motions of flirting with a high-profile candidate with no intention of consummating said deal. Meanwhile he stalls under the guise of just starting the search all the while other managers fill their vacancies. Eventually with the candidate pool dwindling one of the viable options left is the individual he had pegged from the very beginning. Reluctantly, the constituency has no choice but to accept him.
Just a hypothetical, of course.
Just a hypothetical. Let's say a certain hiring manager already had his guy picked out. Long ago. But he knew there was no way his constituency would accept him. So he comes up with a scheme to act with no urgency, go through the motions of flirting with a high-profile candidate with no intention of consummating said deal. Meanwhile he stalls under the guise of just starting the search all the while other managers fill their vacancies. Eventually with the candidate pool dwindling one of the viable options left is the individual he had pegged from the very beginning. Reluctantly, the constituency has no choice but to accept him.
Just a hypothetical, of course.
So are you officially a rogue Grudenite?
I really do think the TB thing is in play here more than we think. If that is the case, I can understand wanting to wait that out, just don't apprecaite anyone taking a crap shot at my team like Lamonte did...
Just a hypothetical. Let's say a certain hiring manager already had his guy picked out. Long ago. But he knew there was no way his constituency would accept him. So he comes up with a scheme to act with no urgency, go through the motions of flirting with a high-profile candidate with no intention of consummating said deal. Meanwhile he stalls under the guise of just starting the search all the while other managers fill their vacancies. Eventually with the candidate pool dwindling one of the viable options left is the individual he had pegged from the very beginning. Reluctantly, the constituency has no choice but to accept him.
Just a hypothetical, of course.
Simply being a fan who follows obsessively on VN, none of today's event changes the likelihood in my mind. I'm going to bed tonight at the same level as last night. It's all fishy and I refuse to believe Hart is the most incompetent AD in history.
Either Lowe or Rucker (I cannot recall) danced around this a little during his spot on Clay Travis's 3HL today by stating that he thinks there's been a lot of conflicting information coming out and that whatever was reported was probably reported in good faith.Something else to watch closely. Hargis has been on a statewide tour today on the radio shows defending the integrity of his reporting. If there were substantive flaws in his reporting or his sources, someone would have already or will soon step forward to dispel his version of the story and go after him hard about journalistic integrity. That hasn't happened yet and if it doesn't happen in the next day or so, it won't. The absence of any real challenge to his story means Low, Basilio, EA, Haney, Hyams, Hubbs, etc are mere pawns in the game and are clueless to what's really going on. If they had a clue they would be going after Hargis with full fury - he essentially has made all of them look like clueless fools. Their standing back means they either know or are now suspicious that he's right and they've been played the whole time (and still are being played).
Just a hypothetical. Let's say a certain hiring manager already had his guy picked out. Long ago. But he knew there was no way his constituency would accept him. So he comes up with a scheme to act with no urgency, go through the motions of flirting with a high-profile candidate with no intention of consummating said deal. Meanwhile he stalls under the guise of just starting the search all the while other managers fill their vacancies. Eventually with the candidate pool dwindling one of the viable options left is the individual he had pegged from the very beginning. Reluctantly, the constituency has no choice but to accept him.
Just a hypothetical, of course.
I tell u something i've not seen in a while, that's some on here with a 100% guarentee like the past day's. I hope it's gruden and this is all cover-up, but i think the espn thing saying he told UT himself he wasn't interested has killed this thread.
Yeah he called to "clear the air" yet they didn't talk about anything.....why call at all? just to say..."hey I know this sounds crazy but....." I dunno it may have been "fantasy land" but if so there was enough there for people to really risk it all in media....and TFP editors, and Hargis just don't seem the type.....TFP has always been old school when it comes to reporting...Ochs mantra is ebrazened in the wall, "To give the news impartially, without fear or favor" still carries weight there unless things have degnerated even more then I have thought...
Their not exactly the Guardian, NYT or insert modern sketchy biased news paper here tpe of place....cutting edge and risky news is not something they do...
Hart is the one to blame. Incompetency doesn't even begin to describe what this man has done. He ruined the biggest football hire in history. I think the boosters are still trying to salvage what small chance remains, so I'm holding out hope. But there's a reason reports out of the AD were complete opposite to the sources coming from the boosters, both sides were pursuing different people.