re: Would Les quit Kansas to become AD if the opportunity arose?

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I love Les, but what qualities does he possess that would make him a strong AD?

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Not being Joe Alleva?

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but what qualities does he possess that would make him a strong AD?

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He's very likeable and entertaining. He would do a great job traveling the state, plus cities like Atlanta and Houston with a lot of alumni, and getting people to turn out for fundraising events.

The administrative/nuts and bolts tasks could go to behind the scenes employees.

Of course, it would have worked better a year ago when the new job would have voided his buyout. (Instead of settling for $1.5 million.)

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I love Les, but what qualities does he possess that would make him a strong AD?

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CHEST






I love Les but obviously I’m kidding

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I love Les, but what qualities does he possess that would make him a strong AD?

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I want Les as AD to happen, but I often wonder that myself. Best answer I come to is he is a sports guy vs a bureaucrat. With this whole Wade thing, I think Alleva responded like any bureaucrat administrator would have....Les would have taken a second to put himself in the coaches shoes and supported him from that angle...which would have been nice.

Also, all the changes to gameday/tailgating experience have been very corporate and bureaucratic.... I feel like a guy like less would say frick this stiff corporate bullshite like paid spots and sponsored tailgate parties..let the beautiful chaos reign.

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what qualities does he possess that would make him a strong AD?

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None whatsoever.

Are we so desperate that we would consider putting a man who eats grass and can't manage timeouts during a game in charge of a multi-million dollar athletic department? Please God, never let this happen.