re: Coach O signed a purchase agreement on a new home in Baton Rouge today

I just got a contract to build an addition to the house!!

My only previous construction job collapsed after three years, but I've learned my lesson.

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And not only because of the talent in the state but because those coaches "especially Saban and Fisher" smell blood in the water and they know if they can do damage in Louisiana next year they can help close Orgeron's tenure at LSU out. And make no mistake they want that because they know if Orgeron can get

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neither of those coaches give O a second thought

He is an embarrassment to their profession

Objectively, not a surprise at all, and not a bad move on his part.

If he succeeds as coach here, he's going to stay. If he fails and is fired, he will never sniff another job paying anywhere near what he's getting here right now and with buyout.

He's over 50, has a chance to get a million dollar house and pay it off completely, and still stick a few mil in the bank to live off of when he's done/fired/retired. Nobody in their right mind would begrudge him that, or would advise him not to make the most of his situation ASAP.

He was at the Rouse’s in Mandeville today at noon when I saw him.

Very interested to know when he signed in BR today.

ps - no socks on

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Maybe an interview, maybe do a little research. This excuse is pretty lame.

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You must not hire and fire people and manage them.
Few interviews reveal how people work in groups. No one says, " I struggle with accepting criticism from my colleagues and sometimes am a bit snarky with others".

And in this day of lawsuits flying everywhere, unless Ed had a close friend who worked with Canada I doubt anyone was going to give him a truthful analysis of his personality. The standard "he did his job and worked well within the confines of the job description" typically is the answer along with " we decided we needed to go in another direction" when he was fired.
So until you actually work with him, you really don't know. But we do know that Aranda couldn't stand his arse.

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You must not hire and fire people and manage them. Few interviews reveal how people work in groups. No one says, " I struggle with accepting criticism from my colleagues and sometimes am a bit snarky with others".

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No but a proper evaluation of MC would reveal how many previous short stints he’s had at other schools for the same job. There’s a lot to be said for having worked for 7 different programs in 8 years 4 of which were for one year.

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And in this day of lawsuits flying everywhere, unless Ed had a close friend who worked with Canada I doubt anyone was going to give him a truthful analysis of his personality. The standard "he did his job and worked well within the confines of the job description" typically is the answer along with " we decided we needed to go in another direction" when he was fired. So until you actually work with him, you really don't know. But we do know that Aranda couldn't stand his arse.

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I’m sure O either knew somebody who directly worked with him or knew somebody who knew somebody. When you coach as long as he has in college football you know a lot of coaches that have hopped on and off the carousel.

You get mocked for supporting the program lately. It’s some bizarro world.

I’m all LSU. Fcuk the rest. We coming.

If we lose, I support the program.
If we fire someone, I support the program.

It’s not my job to bitch constantly.

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I’m all LSU. Fcuk the rest. We coming. If we lose, I support the program. If we fire someone, I support the program.

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Man I bet Alleva wishes he could clone you 100,000 times. He could trot out 3-win teams and your clones would keep filling up the stadium.

And yet again you don’t know shite. You are simply spewing assumptions in defense of O. you’ve proved zero of your allegations against Canada.