- December 7th, 2019, 5:36 pm
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PH:
1. Your points only go to prove mine.
2. Year one of the FBS bowl eligibility, and we are going.
3. Independent is working. Look at our future schedules.
4. You say Freeze and McCaw are lightning in a bottle, others might call that the result of faith and work.
Liberty as a whole is lightning in a bottle, or the result of faith and work. However you want to look at it, the results are what they are.
As for professors, if you are talking about laying off the those in the School of Divinity, the reality is that few youngsters want to study Divinity anymore. This is simply our culture, it’s a sign of the times. No doubt we’ve made additional hires in the school of business, engineering, and computer science. If you want to be a college professor, and want a good chance of finding a job, go with a field that is growing, not one that is shrinking. That’s just being smart.
As conservatives we are all about not having any more government positions than absolutely needed. Shouldn’t we feel the same about higher education? One of the reasons why college is so expensive in general is because other schools chose to keep professors or add more when not needed, thus bloating the payrolls. Meanwhile, Liberty costs 35 grand a year, not 75 like the University of Richmond.
But I digress. We can continue our current success, and it can grow. I’ve been saying for years that we did not need an FCS national championship in order to have success at the FBS level. None of us could’ve predicted Hugh Freeze, but then none of us could’ve predicted the incredible success that Liberty has now either. Doc was an incredible visionary, but even he, if you had told him in 1985 that Liberty would someday have a top three Natatorium in the entire country, would he even have known what a Natatorium was? Would he believe you if you told him that we were going to pay a football coach 3 1/2 million dollars a year? Would he believe you if you told him that we would have an endowment over $2 billion with no end in sight?
The best is yet to come.