givemethemic wrote:Who is in charge of advertising? I think now is a great time to make Atlas Van Lines a team Liberty sponsor. Hell, I am in sales and could broker that deal in a month.
The link below covers all the basis. Remember if its Christian it should be better and since the school has an endless budget (except for hiring TV analysts for football and basketball games). Jeff should be able to hire someone who can win here. Outside of the backdoor politics that it is going to take to get out of the God awful Big South, this should be his #1 priority.
http://www.atlasvanlines.com/important/ ... n-9-12.pdf
With that said I hope everyone has a great Christmas. I asked my wife to get me tickets for the First round of the Men's Basketball Tournament on March 3rd (presented by http://www.visitmyrtlebeach.com ) so I can enjoy the 6/11 seed game. I can't think of a better Christmas present!!!!!
Why do fellow fans feel like we can buy wins? You can't throw money at a program and expect greatness. Sure, programs without a financial commitment will struggle. But this idea that we should win because we have a big budget is just pure stupidity.
Also, as for those of you who want McKay back or a big name coach, I'm going to call you out. You're all cowards. The reason you want that is because it's a safe option. You like to feel as if you have some control over the program, and having a coach with a familiar name gives you that security. If we go out and hire a big name coach, then congratulations, you can have your security. But just know that other schools, who actually took a risk and were creative with their coaching search, will surpass us.
Also, Seth Curry is not the reason that we are struggling. Good hell, the decision made by a 19 year old, changed the fate of our basketball program for 6 years? He is the one responsible? At some point, the insecure girl has to move on.
Layer is terrible. He is one of the worst coaches in our school's history, across all sports. His son, who wouldn't start for MOST D2 programs, sees playing time in almost every game. The program is an absolute joke.
Stop blaming the kid who was overlooked in high school, received an offer from one of the most prestigious basketball schools in the country and one of the best coaches in college basketball history. He took an offer that VERY few will ever have the opportunity to take. Good for him.
- By Chippy