A coach who wins less than he loses would be less likely to choose to leave

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Apr 16, 2024
7:35:16am

Belboz Truly Addicted User

A coach who wins less than he loses would be less likely to choose to leave

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Belboz

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Last login: Jun 4, 2024
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Byu needs a lifer, like few, Bennett, drew. I think madsen could have been that

Idacoug

Apr 16, 7:33am

I didn't know that. He wanted out as soon as he got in? What's the story

Don Carlton

Apr 16, 7:34am

It’s not that he disliked byu, but he was looking to climb ladder…quickly.

Idacoug

Apr 16, 7:36am

Pope is college basketball's J. Pierpont Finch (Ponty) of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

Brisco

Apr 16, 8:23am

A coach who wins less than he loses would be less likely to choose to leave

Belboz

Apr 16, 7:35am

We had that, his name was Dave Rose and it doesn't work out

OC Coug

Apr 16, 7:38am

It’s a huge gamble. BYU’s coaching pool is so small.

Idacoug

Apr 16, 7:40am

When you get a lifer, you find yourself wanting someone hungrier, with ambition

RevolutionDeathsquad

Apr 16, 7:46am

Lifers are mostly a thing of the past

RockyBalboa

Apr 16, 7:47am

In other word hire Lewis

BillyGoat

Apr 16, 8:41am

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