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Against the Grain
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Yeah, I don't know anything about the coaching business. I'm sure your contacts in that arena vastly outweigh mine.
All you have to do is look at the Boston College situation a couple years ago to see that canning someone for looking at jobs is kind of lame.
So the reports are as follows: (Correct me if I am wrong) Wilcox is not getting along with our staff, TX is intrested in Wilcox, Wilcox is going after Lupoi to join him at TX...right?? I dont think that he did a bad job this year, nor was I blown away with his scheme though. I would like to see what he could do with a few years under his belt, but if everything is true above, especially him and the staff getting not getting along and if he is seeking out Lupoi, then adios amigo.
Tennessee, Mike Hamilton more specifically, has got to put a wrench in the revolving door that has become our beloved program. The only way to stop it is to get out the ol checkbook. We are, from what I saw, about to have the most incredible facilities that any NFL team would be jealous of. Our house is the Cathedral to southern football. Our fanbase can be second to none when energized. And a good group of young talent to boot. So lets get it done Mike Hamiliton, or he is the guy who needs to be fired as well! Far too fine of a program to allow the crap that has been going on for the past few years...sick of it!
I respect that decision in your life but this has nothing do with Wilcox. 1. Wilcox doesn't have a family of his own 2. Wilcox would be making more money while being somewhere that is easier to recruit and less competition (that is if he goes there which I dont think he will).
When I have an employee sign a contract I expect him/her to fulfill those terms. There is nothing disloyal about getting a better job. In fact, I train, mentor, and prepare employees to get better jobs. Thats the primary role of any leader.
Wilcox is rumored to be looking at another offer. He'd be a fool not to, yet people on this board are flying off the handle and calling for his firing.
Being disloyal and foregoing integrity involve things like calling recruits and asking them to back out of offers last minute and faxing playbooks to the other team.
The employee-employer relationship is a two way street. If an employee is too important to lose you better make sure he/she never entertains other offers by making sure they will never find a better job. Otherwise you better expect good employees to be recruited, receive employment offers, and occasionally leave for a better job.
Firing someone on the front end for entertaining other offers is petty and reeks of being pathetic.
Dooley is handling this absolutely correctly. He states he knows nothing, but is quick to assure that if people leave they will be easily replaced. End of story.
When I have an employee sign a contract I expect him/her to fulfill those terms. There is nothing disloyal about getting a better job. In fact, I train, mentor, and prepare employees to get better jobs. Thats the primary role of any leader.
Wilcox is rumored to be looking at another offer. He'd be a fool not to, yet people on this board are flying off the handle and calling for his firing.
Being disloyal and foregoing integrity involve things like calling recruits and asking them to back out of offers last minute and faxing playbooks to the other team.
The employee-employer relationship is a two way street. If an employee is too important to lose you better make sure he/she never entertains other offers by making sure they will never find a better job. Otherwise you better expect good employees to be recruited, receive employment offers, and occasionally leave for a better job.
Firing someone on the front end for entertaining other offers is petty and reeks of being pathetic.
Dooley is handling this absolutely correctly. He states he knows nothing, but is quick to assure that if people leave they will be easily replaced. End of story.
First, a little anecdote. Mick Cronin was an assistant to Bob Huggins at Cincinnati. He decided he needed to broaden his resume to get a head coaching job. To that end, he interviewed with Rick Pitino at Louisville without telling Huggs. He got the job. When he told Huggs he had gotten the job, Huggs smiled and told him "Congratulations. Good thing you got the job there because you weren't going to have one here anymore." If Wilcox is talking to Texas and contacting assistants at other schools about joining him in Austin, he should be fired immediately.
Haven't you heard? Wilcox is assembling the Texas staff while he's at the complex preparing for the MCB, all while pulling the wool over Dooley's eyes. It's an outrage.People were always bent out of shape that noone used to come after Fulmer staff members because they wanted to stay here. Now they have their wish and people are coming after our assistants and its suddenly the end of the world and we should disassociate anyone that even considers another job. Damned if you do, damned if you don't, it seems.
Just proves people will literally complain about anything.
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