DaleDenton

They thought they did, and was turned down until Pope said yes.

We deserved Pelphrey to be put on us at the time with the way Heath was handled.

Kentucky has yet to get what they deserve, but they will if they fire Pope after a sweet 16 run.

There are 22 million reasons why you shouldn't be.

Problem was he was combining that with no HS recruiting development.

There has been two Arkansas kids in the portal from SEC schools who didn't give Arkansas the time of day with how pitt handled their HS recruitment or lack there of.

22 for 0-2

Ooof

It's refreshing to see a plan unfolding by positions of need and depth being filled with P4 players and beating out other P4 teams for them.

It's nice not constantly hearing how money is the factor for the shite roster being put together.

They tried that with edge where 75 of your 100 was kept by the firm that ran edge.

Then hunter and to little rock and blamed the fans for being poorz.

Bert was a solid hire on paper at the time.

He is the reason for his failures here.

The main issue is when plan A doesn't work out for whatever reason it's an immediate knee jerk bottom of the list reaction. And it been going on for a loooong time.

Jimmy Johnson vetoed for Ken Hatfield.

Jack Crowe because he as already on staff and an easy hire.

Danny Ford hired because he was there after being brought out of retirement to be a consultant. (Fun fact his first action as head coach was to fire Houston Dale Nutt)

Tommy Tuberville vetoed for Houston Nutt at the recommendation of former player committee.

Tuberville turns down the job - immediately down to interviewing Jim Grobe (offered) and Gus Malazahn (2 years CFB experience) Petrino had to express interest through Jerry Jones to get the job.

Basketball bonus : Billy Clyde Gillespie backs out of his verbal agreement for Kentucky - Dana Altman backs out after introduced due to refusal to have control of staffing decisions - John Pelphrey after search firm was hired.

Mike Anderson hired at recommendation of former player committee. Probably the right hire for the dead program at the time, answerwd all what ifs and brought stability and consistency back to the program.

Bert because he was an easy hire with a good record as HC.

Gus turns down the job and recommends Chad Morris.

Gregg Marshall was going to be "too expensive". Musselman put into contact with Hunter via Connor Nolands parents who were friends with Muss out in Nevada.

Kiffin says no, BOT says no to BLjr, former players recommend Pittman.

Chris Jans and Darrell Walker publicly interviewed, it was really Mark Byington's job to lose as he was fricking Hunter's sister at the time before the chicken man stepped in.

Golesch reportedly took the job before being announced by Auburn. Kane Wommack reportedly in the final round of choices, Ryan Silverfield hired.

The coaching search that lead to Broyles being forced to retirement for being so bad and embarrassing had become the standard Hunter is continually trying to out do. He has flew under the radar with the equally lazy hires made in the sports he truly cares about (WBB, Track) because no one else does and thinks it's only a football issue.

Bad news for the baseball fans as Arkansas grip on mediocrity will slip with Hunter at the helm when DVH gives it up officially. Vitello will be for the easy takens from a shite organization in SF, but he will reward Bobby Wernes with the job for his loyalty and wanting to be here.

There is 1 QB on the roster, he says he would be a cheap option if given the opportunity.

They need a third string QB on the roster, but some people act like he is a top instate recruit instead of a fringe top 20 recruit in the state that he is.

So you get good will by offering and signing him, but you have double bad will when he doesn't move up from the bottom of the depth chart and transfers out to UCA in a couple years for playing time.

Everyone loves a lose lose situation.

It's Bama.

Do you know how many Rose Bowl National Championships they have won?

Obvious fluke is obvious.

You can't be boat raced on dry land.