July 1, 20214 yr Author https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1410595332824707072 https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1410597083757768705 https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1410597705563316226 https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1410600228810465284 Edited July 1, 20214 yr by BurntOrange&White
July 1, 20214 yr I guess he was wavering for a while, since Texas still had not filled the job, even a promotion from within.
July 1, 20214 yr probably was hanging out with the wife all day and said "maybe I need to go back to work"
July 2, 20214 yr On 3/30/2021 at 12:05 AM, OneOfTheOutOfFocusGuys said: We should hire someone that has won 43 consecutive conference titles to replace him. They took my advice!
September 23, 20232 yr this is one of those hires where DeLoss is thinking "fuck I am glad I already retired and Del has to make this hire" since I am clearly not an expert on NCAA Men's Swimming coaches I think you do the simple thing and look to see who has won a shit load recently....well that is Cal and that is about it....and Cal has a (surprising for Cal) setup where their men's had coach is the director of swimming and also over women's swimming.....perhaps Texas needs to send chris plodsky over there to file a lawsuit and fuck shit all up for them... I guess Texas could try the wheelbarrow of cash technique, but who knows if that will work.....there is the aspect where Cal gets to travel to the ACC or perhaps to "conference meets in dallas" and perhaps their coach is not interested in all that bullshit and the SEC SEC SEC is pretty damn strong in swimming and diving......but who knows and the two Men's assistants that were both hired in 2022 are also involved in the Women's program.....one of them was pretty shit hot at Auburn in the 90s, but looking at his resume it looks like he burns out on coaching and instead likes to "oversee" things and be an administrator or he likes to coach, but not have the headache of answering for overall performance this might be the toughest replacement that any college AD has ever had to make in terms of trying to keep even slightly similar success going PS Thanks Coach Reese you are a legend
September 23, 20232 yr Texas should hire Mitch Dalton. He's an assistant for the women's team and has quickly turned Texas into a national title contender on the recruiting trail. Somebody is going to hire him as a head coach soon so the women's team won't keep him much longer.
November 18, 20232 yr On 9/22/2023 at 8:50 PM, ButtFumble said: this is one of those hires where DeLoss is thinking "fuck I am glad I already retired and Del has to make this hire" since I am clearly not an expert on NCAA Men's Swimming coaches I think you do the simple thing and look to see who has won a shit load recently....well that is Cal and that is about it....and Cal has a (surprising for Cal) setup where their men's had coach is the director of swimming and also over women's swimming.....perhaps Texas needs to send chris plodsky over there to file a lawsuit and fuck shit all up for them... I guess Texas could try the wheelbarrow of cash technique, but who knows if that will work.....there is the aspect where Cal gets to travel to the ACC or perhaps to "conference meets in dallas" and perhaps their coach is not interested in all that bullshit and the SEC SEC SEC is pretty damn strong in swimming and diving......but who knows and the two Men's assistants that were both hired in 2022 are also involved in the Women's program.....one of them was pretty shit hot at Auburn in the 90s, but looking at his resume it looks like he burns out on coaching and instead likes to "oversee" things and be an administrator or he likes to coach, but not have the headache of answering for overall performance this might be the toughest replacement that any college AD has ever had to make in terms of trying to keep even slightly similar success going PS Thanks Coach Reese you are a legend Do you just ask Coach Reese who to hire? Is anyone going to know better?
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