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TE - How bout you cut & paste your comments from your post into this one?
In last weeks game they held a team averaging 35 points per game to only 7 points and are leading the B-12 in rushing defense and scoring defense, they currently rank 25th nationally in these two catergories, in which the numbers can be very misleading.So far during the 08 season the Longhorns have faced some of the most high powered offensive units in the country which includes 6 teams who were ranked top ten at one point. They are currently tied for 2nd in the country in sacks averaging 4 per game and held 6 of their opponents to 14 points or less.
Deloss Dodds AD for Texas has done an outstanding job in every aspect of Texas sports programs, not just football, but in baseball, basketball,swimming, track & feild, womens basketball, softball and soccer. The hire of Mack Brown was a perfect fit for the football program and this move on keeping Muschamp was a very wise thing to do given the success of the program. For many years the program has not been as consistant with retention of the assistant coaches, who have gone on to be HC's at other schools and UT is doing the right thing for everyone with this decision and Muschamp is the perfect guy at the right time.
For more http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/
Hookem-Horns
:-)
Mack Daddy's pretty clear about 8 years being left on his contract, too. I got another news flash for you. WM ain't waiting 8 years to get the reigns of a program. This is clearly a stop-gap measure to keep WM in place for 2-4 years so they can get a decent ROI...
Granted, Mack may not last that long and the prophecy may be fulfilled...
Hookem-Horns
There is total commitment for excellence from the top down and one of the largest alumi bases in the nation. There are no major sports programs in Central Texas other than the Spurs and Texas is a football state. The large Metro Areas DFW and H-town have NFL teams and their CFB teams other than TCU really all stuggle and have very limited success and/or fan support. Texas has sold out over 40 consecutive home games and the Athletic dept generates huge revenue, which it shares with the university and not the other way around.
You get a chance read the latest edition of Texas Monthly magazine, several pages about the UT athletic program and their success.
BTW WTF is a ROI
Hookem-Horns
That's a serious insurance policy UT has taken out but I like the move. From a recruits stand point, it's brilliant. It shows continuity and stability. In a day and age when kids are withdrawing or decommiting, this will help the Cow Horns in the long run.
Mack isn't leaving anytime soon, according to the above-mentioned 8 yrs remaining, so that says alot about their committment to Will. He must be happy as a queer with a sack full of d__ks.....not that there's anything wrong with that.....if that's your thing and all.....
So back to my question.....is he now the highest paid DC in the country?
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
Granted, JoePa only makes $500K/year, but then again, he reminds of an old Hank Jr. Song...
"Hand me my hat, excuse me ma'am, but where's the door?"
Geaux Tigers
Geaux SEC
My breakdown of the decision:
55% - Texas really wants WM as the next coach
40% - Texas does not want WM to interview elsewhere
5% - Quiet confidence re: Greg Robinson
50% - Mental
50% - Physical