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re: Why is there so much hate for Alleva?
Posted on 3/9/17 at 8:25 am to TNTigerman
Posted on 3/9/17 at 8:25 am to TNTigerman
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He's a Yankee prick who doesn't understand our culture and doesn't truly give a frick about our football team.
If he "didn't understand the culture" then how did he manage to hire O?
Posted on 3/9/17 at 8:26 am to tuptiger
People will always hate him over the Duke debacle. Personally, I've long been in the camp that he's done a good job with raising money and facility improvements, but his legacy would ultimately be defined by who he hires and fires in crucial situations. Not firing Jones after last season was the first straw, not firing Miles after 2015 was the 2nd and hiring our DL coach to replace Miles was the final straw for me. At this point I really have no faith we'll make a decent basketball hire. I guess we'll just see.
Posted on 3/9/17 at 8:30 am to Hot Carl
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He's actually one of the better ADs in college athletics. The tards here are just too simpletons to see beyond the basketball records. There's a lot more to being AD than most of our Simple Jacks can understand. His job is to raise money and improve facilities as much as it is to win football games(a job he has very little direct influence on). He's bungled some PR moves and comes off as a douche, but he does the job he's being paid for rather well. It's just the criteria his employers judge him on is significantly different than Joe Fan, most of whom can't forgive him for his mishandling of a very unfortunate--while wildly public--situation that happened years before he stepped foot on LSU's campus. And if we're honest with ourselves, in today's pc climate, he erred on really the only side he could have. But no matter to the insecure, small-penised Louisianans. We don't just want good coaches or ADs--that's an ancillary by-product. We want ones that are revered and envied by the masses. If Bubba from Bama isn't jealous, he's not good enough.
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