- January 2nd, 2014, 4:47 pm
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All contracts have ways for one party or the other to exit. But I suspect Coach Layer is secure for the time being.
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Sly Fox wrote:Because when you were here more people attended Glass and Heritage then attended Liberty. You also had more Glass Heritage UVA and Tech Alum in the area than Liberty. Those demographics are changing and thus so is the coverage. On a side note he was at just about every Heritage girls game last year.....Cider Jim wrote:+1Purple Haize wrote:This is why you are at the top of the Lynchburg sports scene ahead of Dennis CarterFIFY
I wish it hadn't taken DC so long to get on the LU bandwagon. Back when I was in town, his nightly shows were nothing but EC Glass and Heritage with some UVa & VT thrown into the mix.
Sly Fox wrote:We had 5000 residential students my freshman year in the Fall of '85 and it grew every year from that point on. So I am not buying that angle. Keep in mind I have a bit of knowledge how to stack a show even in a small market. I am glad to see he finally came around.I'll assume that 5k number is 'Liberty Math'
On the other hand, Chris has done an outstanding job from the get-go. He is major market in terms of writing. Sadly the major markets don't offer many opportunities these days. We are blessed to have him covering us.
Sly Fox wrote:We had over 2500 freshmen arrive on campus in the Fall of '85 on a wave of Pastor's scholarships. The 5000 number was legitimate after having only around 2750 on campus just a few months before our arrival. Those were heady days for the school.Dennis Carter is a Legend. Lang could be.
And my question now is whether this thread will bring Libertine out of his hiatus to lambast me one last time for not worshipping at the altar of Dennis. For the record, he does a nice job these days whenever I am in town.
Bigsouthking wrote:The funny thing about DL's contract status compared to the coach that was removed in '07 --- Barber made a comment in the article that said 'He could have won the tournament and it wouldn't have made a difference' --- or something like that.You are only giving part of the story. Barber also said it had more to do with off the court issues. Which is why winning the Tournament wouldn't have mattered.
And now apparently winning the tournament last year after finishing 10 of 12 saves DL's job... AD's are funny guys & do funny things especially when it's their guys that they hire.. They'll give them far more losing leeway. But I suspect LU has a good conference season, with High Point in disarray the North is very winnable.
Sly Fox wrote:We had over 2500 freshmen arrive on campus in the Fall of '85 on a wave of Pastor's scholarships. The 5000 number was legitimate...Oh, the BR Lakin scholarships!
Bigsouthking wrote:When you want to fire a coach you can always find dirt or just make something up. You know that PH.Agreed. But that wasn't the case.
libertyfan4life wrote:COUGH.. (Rabbit Trail)I spent a couple of months in Argentina. Great wine in the Carolina region, excellent beef and I still have the leather jacket I bought down there (actually my nephew does )
And this furry rabbit made its way bouncing from Lynchburg down to Argentina.
Sly Fox wrote:I have several clients down there but haven't made the trip yet myself. Hopefully I will this year.
Incidentally, what did Della wear?
Sly Fox wrote:We had 5000 residential students my freshman year in the Fall of '85 and it grew every year from that point on. So I am not buying that angle. Keep in mind I have a bit of knowledge how to stack a show even in a small market. I am glad to see he finally came around.In the late 80's and early 90's, the number was still very close to 5,000. Growth didn't happen until additional housing was added.
On the other hand, Chris has done an outstanding job from the get-go. He is major market in terms of writing. Sadly the major markets don't offer many opportunities these days. We are blessed to have him covering us.
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