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They reason they cancelled is because the Denton Ryan DC backed out. He is now #3 to do so. #4 if you count Briles who a lot say was never really offered it  

They reason they cancelled is because the Denton Ryan DC backed out. He is now #3 to do so. #4 if you count Briles who a lot say was never really offered it  

That's crazy if they wait that long. If it's the son, would think they've already told him and he knows, so they can carry on through the spring as usual. 

Heard his son might get it.. 

Heard his son might get it.. 

People on smoaky are saying an assistant at Dickinson with ties to the superintendent.  Dont know a name though 

Crosby is open. Riordan has stepped down. He did a great job there. 
Will be interesting to see what kind of interest this job draws with the mess the district is in. 

Crosby is open. Riordan has stepped down. He did a great job there. 
Will be interesting to see what kind of interest this job draws with the mess the district is in. 

Crosby losing a lot of coaches with all the layoffs? Will Coach Riordan stay? Couldn't blame him for wanting to leave if you can't keep a staff in place. 

When will Coldspring hire?

You didn't say guess in this post (hence the one I quoted you in).. you said "there is a reason the hometown hero left people "  that implied to several of us that you were saying he left on his own. 

If they can't bring their own coordinators, not many would want the job. 
But, have they been specialty told that or just that everyone will be retained? That could mean they have a job, but now instead of being the OC you're coaching the freshman B team.. 
If they can't atleast bring their own coordinators, you might as well just hire from within the district and move on. 

Next week.  They met last night and narrowed it down to the interview list.  They are not releasing the names on tbe list.  

So administrators aren't allowed to wait to resign from a job after they have another job secured?  There's one thing I can assure you...when it comes to finance and job security, they are looking out for numero uno.  As they should.  And I would too.
And FYI head coaches leave in March, April, May, and later all of the time.

If I were him I'd be trying to get the Marshall or Chapel Hill job. Now. 

He is in the majority. There are a large number of coaches, both head coaches and assistants, that do the exact same thing every year. The only reason you are hearing about his exploits is because he has been offered or has made it down to the final few candidates for a number of jobs recently. Don't hate the guy for trying to put himself in a better position.

I'm not saying I think they have to be at the same place every year. But out of the 3, AT&T is hands down the best. I've been to a state championship game at the Alamodome too. And from the non metroplex coaches I've talked to (yes even Houston area) they like AT&T the most for a one location site.
Before this year I've thought they would probably begin rotating the sites. But after Jerry Jones experiencing his grandson winning a state championship there, plus the ridiculous amount of money he made off of it this weekend, I think he'll do everything he can to keep it there. It would be up to the UIL to make the decision not to. 

AT&T is more centrally located for the entire state compared to Reliant and the Alamodome. I was there this weekend and talked with and saw people from every area of the state. West Texas would not travel well to Houston and East Texas would not travel well to San Antonio. Having it in Dallas allows more accessibility to more areas. Obviously if Austin or Waco would be the most ideal location wise, but until they build an indoor arena, I think the game will stay at Jerry World. 
I've been to the games at both places and there is no comparison to the atmosphere and fan involvement between AT&T and Reliant. 

My brother and I regularly make the trip to championship weekend, wherever it is played.  I have spent the whole extended weekend in Dallas three times, and was at NRG last year.  I can tell you straight up that there is no comparison.  The overall atmosphere at AT&T is much more electric.  Of course, the number one factor in this is that big screen, but there are may other factors that make it a great experience.  Music selection, and filming the fans during tv intermissions is very entertaining.   They do a great job up there.  NRG was not terrible, but they lack a lot in facility amenities AND effort.  None of my opinions are shaped by the Dallas Cowboys or Houston Texans.  

Just curious...
So every statement on this entire forum is one of which that was made by official findings?  
Because I personally see a lot of stuff on here that is presumed to be fact but not necessarily supported by any proof.

Losing one game doesn't mean the coach doesn't have control or the players don't believe. It sounds like they were overlooking this game and it came back to bite them. I'd imagine it won't happen again  (the overlooking). 

Losing one game doesn't mean the coach doesn't have control or the players don't believe. It sounds like they were overlooking this game and it came back to bite them. I'd imagine it won't happen again  (the overlooking). 

Losing one game doesn't mean the coach doesn't have control or the players don't believe. It sounds like they were overlooking this game and it came back to bite them. I'd imagine it won't happen again  (the overlooking). 

I can see both sides of the argument of a coach only staying 1 year.
 
Usually I would be on the side that 1 year isn't enough time to commit to turning a program around. But if things were as some said and he wasn't getting support from the administration, being told how to run his practices,etc. you can't blame him for wanting out. 

Go South to Hardin County.