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DaleDenton
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re: Storm the hill!
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/5/26 at 9:45 pm to GreenieTiger
Texas welcomed him with open arms tho? :dunno:
re: Where do we go from here?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/5/26 at 6:57 pm to CFB_Fanatic
Arkansas and it fans really need to step out of the small circle of names that are recycled every time the job opens. This is part of the reason why the program is where it is.
Chaggy was picked by Gus after Gus said no.
Chaggy sucked so bad, Bert seamed good, enter Sam Pittman.
The offense is lackluster inside the 20, Bring back Dan Enos. He implodes, Arkansas can't afford to make the change, so snag up Petrino form the unemployment line.
It doesn't make sense to recycle names from the worst period in program history of guys associated with Bert, Chaggy, and Pittman.
It sucks that Nutt and Petrino were micromanaging control freaks who only hired assistants less than them, so none of those guys are viable options.
A past connection was great when you had competent options out there from the Broyles and Holtz eras, but all these guys are retired or dead now.
Dragging up hot names from 20 years ago isn't going to move the needle either.
The opportunity for the splash hire was the past 3 hires, things are so far down you need competence. Cigniti didn't even ripple the water, but he knew what he wanted to do, how he wanted to do, and how to achieve his goals.
Wins will do more for NIL than a "big name" ever would. Talent evaluation and coaching still has an impact, look at Kentucky and Ms State this year. They do not have that much more money in the roster than Arkansas.
This isn't a talent problem, underperforming your talent level compared to competition had been an issue at Memphis since Norvell left for FSU. Everyone knew this but Hunter Yurachek.
Chaggy was picked by Gus after Gus said no.
Chaggy sucked so bad, Bert seamed good, enter Sam Pittman.
The offense is lackluster inside the 20, Bring back Dan Enos. He implodes, Arkansas can't afford to make the change, so snag up Petrino form the unemployment line.
It doesn't make sense to recycle names from the worst period in program history of guys associated with Bert, Chaggy, and Pittman.
It sucks that Nutt and Petrino were micromanaging control freaks who only hired assistants less than them, so none of those guys are viable options.
A past connection was great when you had competent options out there from the Broyles and Holtz eras, but all these guys are retired or dead now.
Dragging up hot names from 20 years ago isn't going to move the needle either.
The opportunity for the splash hire was the past 3 hires, things are so far down you need competence. Cigniti didn't even ripple the water, but he knew what he wanted to do, how he wanted to do, and how to achieve his goals.
Wins will do more for NIL than a "big name" ever would. Talent evaluation and coaching still has an impact, look at Kentucky and Ms State this year. They do not have that much more money in the roster than Arkansas.
This isn't a talent problem, underperforming your talent level compared to competition had been an issue at Memphis since Norvell left for FSU. Everyone knew this but Hunter Yurachek.
re: Where do we go from here?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:51 pm to Razorback Reverend
At the current trajectory, you paying him $20 per ticket to take them would be fair for all involved.
re: Who could Arkansas have gotten?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:49 pm to GreyReb
He did and the fanbase was intrigued about him since he went to school at Fayetteville HS. His dad was DC here back in the day etc.
But Hunter had Arkansas the first SEC job open and only Silverfield tanked his teams season so he was available to be the last SEC hire made. Hunter wasnt willing to wait until after the playoffs for a Wommack or any other coach at a school in the playoffs to be full time.
But Hunter had Arkansas the first SEC job open and only Silverfield tanked his teams season so he was available to be the last SEC hire made. Hunter wasnt willing to wait until after the playoffs for a Wommack or any other coach at a school in the playoffs to be full time.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:39 pm to KBI2
Silverfield isn't directly involved in this and has been distancing himself from Hunter after the ON3 article.
He is why we know all the money Hunter was bragging about him raising wasn't available to him to use, "budget was set".
It doesn't help that Hunter is one of the highest paid ADs in the country while he runs his mouth to anyone who will listen that Arkansas "doesn't have money".
He's flat out lied to the big money to the point they stopped being there. The have been only contributing directly to Cal and and DVH. When Hunter gets involved the funding is reduced and pulled back.
The NIL collectives have been giant rug pulls and advertised as for football and used equally for the Olympic sports.
He is why we know all the money Hunter was bragging about him raising wasn't available to him to use, "budget was set".
It doesn't help that Hunter is one of the highest paid ADs in the country while he runs his mouth to anyone who will listen that Arkansas "doesn't have money".
He's flat out lied to the big money to the point they stopped being there. The have been only contributing directly to Cal and and DVH. When Hunter gets involved the funding is reduced and pulled back.
The NIL collectives have been giant rug pulls and advertised as for football and used equally for the Olympic sports.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:31 pm to stitchop
He managed the decline of Memphis, accomplishing that doesn't mean he will manage the elevation of Arkansas as a program.
Hunter did Memphis a favor in hiring a coach they wanted rid of. He tried to do the same favor for Clemson but was not able to secure the funding for Dabo.
Hunter has done many favors for other programs while doing his best to work against Arkansas in the process.
Hunter did Memphis a favor in hiring a coach they wanted rid of. He tried to do the same favor for Clemson but was not able to secure the funding for Dabo.
Hunter has done many favors for other programs while doing his best to work against Arkansas in the process.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:28 pm to KBI2
The administration has ignored the fanbase for over a decade now, they are leaving the fanbase with the feeling only drastic actions will be noticed.
re: Who could Arkansas have gotten?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:26 pm to stitchop
Arkansas allegedly raised over 35 for football, but then it come out only 25 was available?
But hey we're are top 3 in the league in Men's basketball, baseball, women's golf, men's track, women's track, softball, and 8th in women's basketball.
So we know where the donations people made to football ended up, but no one is stepping up to take credit for the decision.
The director cup standing banners pasted in the football stadium may be a hint.
But hey we're are top 3 in the league in Men's basketball, baseball, women's golf, men's track, women's track, softball, and 8th in women's basketball.
So we know where the donations people made to football ended up, but no one is stepping up to take credit for the decision.
The director cup standing banners pasted in the football stadium may be a hint.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:15 pm to KBI2
Season tickets were again sold out for this year.
Show up or not, they got their money and will get their checks. This is obviously all they care about.
The fans have been there since the chaggy debacle, they've done their part.
Show up or not, they got their money and will get their checks. This is obviously all they care about.
The fans have been there since the chaggy debacle, they've done their part.
re: Who could Arkansas have gotten?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:13 pm to EulerRules
OMG!
And? Arkansas made a very mediocre aggy team look like title contenders last night.
And? Arkansas made a very mediocre aggy team look like title contenders last night.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:11 pm to jangalang
This is about Hunter Yurachek and the BOT.
It's been brewing since he ended up hiring Pittman because "he wanted to be here".
It's been brewing since he ended up hiring Pittman because "he wanted to be here".
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 8:04 pm to jangalang
Football is about to go 0fer in the SEC for the 4th time in 8 years. They will be going into next year with a 21 game SEC losing streak, back to back 2-10 records.
How much worse could it be?
How much worse could it be?
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 7:23 pm to Hailst8
No one and I mean no one wanted Silverfield.
The fanbase would have been able to be sold on Wommack or Lunney Jr over Silverfield.
Thankfully Hunter doubled down with the contract buyouts forcing Arkansas to ride it out for a few years regardless.
He will have to shite can his offensive coordinator.
The fanbase would have been able to be sold on Wommack or Lunney Jr over Silverfield.
Thankfully Hunter doubled down with the contract buyouts forcing Arkansas to ride it out for a few years regardless.
He will have to shite can his offensive coordinator.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 7:21 pm to GreenieTiger
Hunter ran to the national media guys and put in their ears the fanbase was upset of the losses by Silverfield.
He left the Utah game early and fluff pieces popped up the next day from the media guys he used.
He didn't mention that he had interviewed for every P4 and conference front office job open the past 6 years. He's effectively quit on the job while drawing a check. More of his time is spent in real estate adventures than doing his actual job.
Hes been selling the BOT that everything has been fine in football since it has continued to be profitable.
He left the Utah game early and fluff pieces popped up the next day from the media guys he used.
He didn't mention that he had interviewed for every P4 and conference front office job open the past 6 years. He's effectively quit on the job while drawing a check. More of his time is spent in real estate adventures than doing his actual job.
Hes been selling the BOT that everything has been fine in football since it has continued to be profitable.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 7:08 pm to TigerBait1971
He seems to be a good guy who is in over his head.
No one blames him for taking the job, he was only wanted to be in the job by Yurachek.
His soft arse offense was never going to work in the SEC, everyone knew this but him and Hunter Yurachek.
No one blames him for taking the job, he was only wanted to be in the job by Yurachek.
His soft arse offense was never going to work in the SEC, everyone knew this but him and Hunter Yurachek.
re: Protests and Boycotts are being organized in Arkansas
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 7:06 pm to GreenieTiger
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The bill that just passed the Senate and is headed to the House says differently.
Let's say this is part of their masterplan, nothing has been stated or explained to the fanbase how it fits into their plan.
Hunter Yurachek ducked out of the yearly touchdown club public appearance Q&A and has not posted on twitter in over a month.
When asked about the BOTs public statement that the state of the football program was being reviewed, he responded with he knew nothing of it.
All the talk about how Arkansas doesn't have the roster to compete is disregarding that Hunter promised that Arkansas would be "upper half" in funding this season, when in fact they were again dead last in football funding.
Then the fanbase learns that all the millions Silverfield raised after he was hired was not allowed to be used by the football program this season and was put into the general operation fund with Silverfield and the donors having no idea where the money went and/ if it was used.
The only public comments Hunter gives is centered around the theme it is the fans fault and they do not donate enough.
How does aggy get away with the g.r.i.n.d.r advertisement on the sideline?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 4:15 pm
And why do they not have wifi in the press box?
re: Who could Arkansas have gotten?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 4:06 pm to Contra
No one here wanted Silverfield outside of Hunter Yurachek.
The gotcha of him sucking isn't the burn you may think it is, it was expected the day he was hired.
The gotcha of him sucking isn't the burn you may think it is, it was expected the day he was hired.
re: Who could Arkansas have gotten?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 4:04 pm to New Money
Morris was begging for the Arkansas job.
He went to Stillwater because Hunter had his guy in silverfish.
Matt Campbell and PJ Fleck both were seriously interested until Hunter fricked it up per usual.
Hunter likes to put out his hires are the only guys who want to be here, but the truth is they are the only ones willing to work under him.
He went to Stillwater because Hunter had his guy in silverfish.
Matt Campbell and PJ Fleck both were seriously interested until Hunter fricked it up per usual.
Hunter likes to put out his hires are the only guys who want to be here, but the truth is they are the only ones willing to work under him.
re: Where do we go from here?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 9:39 am to DaleDenton
Also if its truly only a money problem, look at how Hunter is tackling this problem.
With Silverfield's contract he is annually one of the lowest paid coaches in the league. Ok sounds like money supply problem on the face.
When you look at his contract, figure back of an envelope math, take into account everyone knew they would be doing it all over again in 3 years when he was announced, and Hunter agreed to pay him 10 million per year coached, that number only increases if he continues his current trajectory and is fired in the next calaneder year or so.
That doesn't scream money problems, that tells the tale of a management problem.
With Silverfield's contract he is annually one of the lowest paid coaches in the league. Ok sounds like money supply problem on the face.
When you look at his contract, figure back of an envelope math, take into account everyone knew they would be doing it all over again in 3 years when he was announced, and Hunter agreed to pay him 10 million per year coached, that number only increases if he continues his current trajectory and is fired in the next calaneder year or so.
That doesn't scream money problems, that tells the tale of a management problem.
re: Where do we go from here?
Posted by DaleDenton on 10/4/26 at 9:25 am to The Sultan of Swine
With legislation to back them, the NCAA will have baby teeth start to come in.
The reason is got to where is it is there was no legislation to back their enforcement, hence why judges have granted TROs, etc.
It was basically an honor system before, most of what is needed to get it under control would literally take an act of Congress.
The decline has been allowed to fester for far to long, they can blame dumb contracts by Long and Yurachek or any other convient excuse but it starts at the top and is getting to where the janitorial staff needs to go as well.
Got to campus and look around at the football operations, sec or not, 2 win teams elsewhere do not have all of that.
If you say we can't afford it, then the AD should be following the model of other have nots in the P4 world who are having success.
Overseeing and managing the worst period for football in school history and following it up with "we are doing what is necessary to have a sustainable program and not chase one year success" should have to fired on the spot. It isn't hard for Arkansas to sustain 2 win seasons, Hunter has done a damn fine job of that.
It's systemic at this point. Arkansas isn't in debt, so they can afford to do what is necessary which is a massive purge from the BOT down to the janitors.
The reason is got to where is it is there was no legislation to back their enforcement, hence why judges have granted TROs, etc.
It was basically an honor system before, most of what is needed to get it under control would literally take an act of Congress.
The decline has been allowed to fester for far to long, they can blame dumb contracts by Long and Yurachek or any other convient excuse but it starts at the top and is getting to where the janitorial staff needs to go as well.
Got to campus and look around at the football operations, sec or not, 2 win teams elsewhere do not have all of that.
If you say we can't afford it, then the AD should be following the model of other have nots in the P4 world who are having success.
Overseeing and managing the worst period for football in school history and following it up with "we are doing what is necessary to have a sustainable program and not chase one year success" should have to fired on the spot. It isn't hard for Arkansas to sustain 2 win seasons, Hunter has done a damn fine job of that.
It's systemic at this point. Arkansas isn't in debt, so they can afford to do what is necessary which is a massive purge from the BOT down to the janitors.
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