- December 15th, 2016, 10:10 am
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If you go outside the Liberty bubble and see what people think of us right now, they think we've sold our soul for success. I don't know if that's a reputation I want.
One of the main issues is our administration doesn't care what people think of us or how they view us. In my view, our mission and our reputation are tied together at the hip. We can't complete our mission when people view us as something contrary to that mission.
alabama24 wrote:BYU is known as one of the dirtiest football teams in football. That may be only amongst sports fans but I wouldn't want that reputation.Jonathan Carone wrote:I don't know that it's possible to have great FBS success in football while still maintaining who we are as a school.From the few glimpses I get of BYU, I would not call their football team a "success" on the field, but they certainly provide great visibility to the school. In all honesty, none of us would know anything about BYU except for their football team. In that respect, the program is a great success. To me, we need our football program to become that... (And we can't be that at the FCS level).
If you go outside the Liberty bubble and see what people think of us right now, they think we've sold our soul for success. I don't know if that's a reputation I want.
One of the main issues is our administration doesn't care what people think of us or how they view us. In my view, our mission and our reputation are tied together at the hip. We can't complete our mission when people view us as something contrary to that mission.