Oct 2, 2024
10:40:05am
10:40:05am
Baylor is in a tough place as a private, religious university trying to keep up. They've had really great coaches that
Succeeded at Baylor, but moved on to bigger programs when they came calling.
How does Baylor become a destination for good coaches and not a stepping stone? How do you keep a clean program and succeed (reference to Art Briles from the past)?
Baylor is like BYU, except I think BYU has a brand that has been well maintained for 45ish years. Aside from a blip with Crowton, BYU really hasn't had any prolonged low periods.
How does Baylor become a destination for good coaches and not a stepping stone? How do you keep a clean program and succeed (reference to Art Briles from the past)?
Baylor is like BYU, except I think BYU has a brand that has been well maintained for 45ish years. Aside from a blip with Crowton, BYU really hasn't had any prolonged low periods.
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Oct 2, 10:35am
That USU job is looming large right now... there is ZERO doubt that they are going to offer Hill a lot
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