Holtz or OCS?

[BDYZR]

If you had to choose between keeping Holtz and getting an OCS.Whenever that may be.

OR

Fire Holtz and have to wait an extra 5 years.

[Ghost]

Keep Holtz and get an OCS. No guarantee that the new guy would come in and win anyway. An OCS is forever. We could be in the same situation we are in now for the next 5 years in the second scenario.

[Triple B]

If you had to choose between keeping Holtz and getting an OCS.Whenever that may be.

OR

Fire Holtz and have to wait an extra 5 years.

LOL ... You're just trying to piss off Sitting Bull, aren't you?

[sloan1919]

If that were the situation I would keep Holtz get the OCS but I would no longer let Holtz choose his DC & OC. The OC or DC would get a somewhat promised HC job after Holtz's contract expired. I would also elevate their status to where they had some authority shoudl they disagree with Holtz.

Edited October 22, 2012 by sloan1919

[The Sheriff]

OCS all day. It will change the identity of our program. Will it happen within the next 20 years, not counting my luck. By then though, I will have some ducketts to contribute back to the program.

[TherapyBull]

OCS in a landslide, its permanent, coaches come and go. An OCS will change the entire identity and perception of our University.

[dznick51]

OCS all day!!!!

[gibbsak]

Will an OCS help the team win?

I could care less where the team plays or who coaches them as long as they win.

Edited October 22, 2012 by gibbsak

[mviusa]

OCS in a landslide, its permanent, coaches come and go. An OCS will change the entire identity and perception of our University.

Oklahoma began playing football in 1895 and built it's OCS in 1923. So would you say that it was Oklahoma Memorial Stadium/Owen Field, Bud Wilkinson, Barry Switzer, or Bob Stoops.that changed the identity and perception of the University of Oklahoma? How about UF of FSU, was it their OCS, or their coaches?

[JTrue]

OCS in a landslide, its permanent, coaches come and go. An OCS will change the entire identity and perception of our University.

Oklahoma began playing football in 1895 and built it's OCS in 1923. So would you say that it was Oklahoma Memorial Stadium/Owen Field, Bud Wilkinson, Barry Switzer, or Bob Stoops.that changed the identity and perception of the University of Oklahoma? How about UF of FSU, was it their OCS, or their coaches?

Definitely the stadium. If it weren't for Ben Hill Griffin stadium, UF would be USF. And with an on campus stadium, UCF is Oklahoma.