I don't think this is a morality moment for Pope.

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Apr 11, 2024
12:28:11pm

First-n-10 Contributor

I don't think this is a morality moment for Pope.

He'll consider his family, career aspirations, environment, and $$. No reason he shouldn't.

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First-n-10

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If Pope sets an example, doesn’t chase money and stays, it could give players

King of Y

Apr 11, 11:06am

If Pope really believed in that, he would still be at UVU. Its a job. no need

cwilke1

Apr 11, 11:09am

UVU is not a career coaching destination for anyone. BYU is.

King of Y

Apr 11, 4:58pm

UVU is easily a career coaching destination for someone who gets there but

cwilke1

Apr 11, 5:18pm

Yeah… there are lots of people who have dreamt since childhood of coaching @UVU

King of Y

Apr 11, 5:56pm

I can tell you that Pope didn't dream from childhood of coaching BYU. I grew up

cwilke1

Apr 11, 6:04pm

Drew Scott already set that example. Wonder if Pope would follow it. I doubt it but BYU is not Baylor.

Soupie

Apr 11, 11:12am

Is Drew Scott the inverse of Scott Drew?

ElkhunterUT

Apr 11, 11:17am

Yes. Same person but walking backwards.

Soupie

Apr 11, 11:19am

Sets an example and doesn't chase money? Half of this board was ready

Elvis

Apr 11, 11:12am

I think the ONLY way that Pope would turn down Kentucky is if:

kimdaddy35

Apr 11, 11:15am

You think if Pope leaves it's simply because he's chasing money?

MaxxPower

Apr 11, 12:23pm

The point is, if he asks players to stay, and he stays, it gives credibility.

King of Y

Apr 11, 12:38pm

I don't think this is a morality moment for Pope.

First-n-10

Apr 11, 12:28pm

Fans can and do complain when coaches or players bail.

Big-Q

Apr 11, 3:04pm

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