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re: Was the BK hire a desperation hire after LR went to USC?
Posted on 12/2/21 at 1:02 pm to Lombardi44
Posted on 12/2/21 at 1:02 pm to Lombardi44
It's obvious to me that Woodward was evaluating several high-value HC prospects simultaneously. The agents for Jimbo, Kelly, and Riley were surely contacted. Perhaps Petersen's and Saban's, too, as well as a few NFL guys. I don't know if Napier's or Aranda's agents were contacted. I would not be surprised if this were a constant process for Woodward - maintaining relationships with various coaches and their agents, testing the waters, etc. In other words, he is a consummate professional. He does not allow himself to be put in a position of desperation.
It is absurd to suggest, like many in the media are doing, that Woodward was caught flat-footed by Riley's announcement and then "desperately" hired away from Notre Dame a top-5 coach. If he did, how is that not incredibly impressive in its own right, yet somehow the way this played out is supposed to reflect negatively on LSU.
It is absurd to suggest, like many in the media are doing, that Woodward was caught flat-footed by Riley's announcement and then "desperately" hired away from Notre Dame a top-5 coach. If he did, how is that not incredibly impressive in its own right, yet somehow the way this played out is supposed to reflect negatively on LSU.
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