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How should MU hire RP's replacement?
Posted on: November 13, 2024 at 18:33:31 CT
GreatScott MU
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It all depends on if MU is tired of an underachieving program, wants to be more competitive, and is willing to devote the resources necessary.
If I were the AD, I would call the head coaches at some of the top programs (Stanford, South Carolina, UConn, LSU). I would ask: "Who do you think is the best head coach candidate that's not already on your coaching staff?" I would interview them and choose from that list of names.
I'd also want to know what their philosophy is for recruiting, developing, training and winning consistently. I don't think we've gotten much of that from our current and previous coaches.
If I were the AD, I would call the head coaches at some of the top programs (Stanford, South Carolina, UConn, LSU). I would ask: "Who do you think is the best head coach candidate that's not already on your coaching staff?" I would interview them and choose from that list of names.
I'd also want to know what their philosophy is for recruiting, developing, training and winning consistently. I don't think we've gotten much of that from our current and previous coaches.
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How should MU hire RP's replacement? - GreatScott MU - 11/13 18:33:31