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He should have been fired for the debacle of giving Holtz an extension.  WTF

 

 

wow, forgot how dumb that was

 

 

 

And you forgot the reasoning, that the same guy on the USF board that was complaining about the team on one hand agreed about the extension on the other because Holtz was getting offers from other BCS schools at the time and the school didn't want to see him go to another BCS program and become successful and look like cheap ass fools for not retaining him. At that time the losses were end of game, some on the last play after major wins against ND and this happened right after beating Clemson. Again, all this talk IS HIND SIGHT and leaves out things like that or that the AD's raise WAS LINKED TO COACHING/TEAM PERFORMANCE.

 

 

Thats laughable...as his agent tried to sell that to the media but NO ONE was buying it...especially since Holtz just lost 7 out of his last 8 games. As others noted, Woolard quietly gave him a contract extension some 8 months AFTER the season ended...all so he could enjoy a raise too. 

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He should have been fired for the debacle of giving Holtz an extension. WTF

wow, forgot how dumb that was

And you forgot the reasoning, that the same guy on the USF board that was complaining about the team on one hand agreed about the extension on the other because Holtz was getting offers from other BCS schools at the time and the school didn't want to see him go to another BCS program and become successful and look like cheap ass fools for not retaining him. At that time the losses were end of game, some on the last play after major wins against ND and this happened right after beating Clemson. Again, all this talk IS HIND SIGHT and leaves out things like that or that the AD's raise WAS LINKED TO COACHING/TEAM PERFORMANCE.

Thats laughable...as his agent tried to sell that to the media but NO ONE was buying it...especially since Holtz just lost 7 out of his last 8 games. As others noted, Woolard quietly gave him a contract extension some 8 months AFTER the season ended...all so he could enjoy a raise too.

Does your tiny penis really make you feel that bad?

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He should have been fired for the debacle of giving Holtz an extension.  WTF

 

 

wow, forgot how dumb that was

 

 

 

And you forgot the reasoning, that the same guy on the USF board that was complaining about the team on one hand agreed about the extension on the other because Holtz was getting offers from other BCS schools at the time and the school didn't want to see him go to another BCS program and become successful and look like cheap ass fools for not retaining him. At that time the losses were end of game, some on the last play after major wins against ND and this happened right after beating Clemson. Again, all this talk IS HIND SIGHT and leaves out things like that or that the AD's raise WAS LINKED TO COACHING/TEAM PERFORMANCE.

 

 

Thats laughable...as his agent tried to sell that to the media but NO ONE was buying it...especially since Holtz just lost 7 out of his last 8 games. As others noted, Woolard quietly gave him a contract extension some 8 months AFTER the season ended...all so he could enjoy a raise too. 

 

5 of those games were one score, 4 were 3 pt games. At least 1 or two were lost on the very last play. So its not that implausible.

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He should have been fired for the debacle of giving Holtz an extension.  WTF

 

 

wow, forgot how dumb that was

 

 

 

And you forgot the reasoning, that the same guy on the USF board that was complaining about the team on one hand agreed about the extension on the other because Holtz was getting offers from other BCS schools at the time and the school didn't want to see him go to another BCS program and become successful and look like cheap ass fools for not retaining him. At that time the losses were end of game, some on the last play after major wins against ND and this happened right after beating Clemson. Again, all this talk IS HIND SIGHT and leaves out things like that or that the AD's raise WAS LINKED TO COACHING/TEAM PERFORMANCE.

 

 

Thats laughable...as his agent tried to sell that to the media but NO ONE was buying it...especially since Holtz just lost 7 out of his last 8 games. As others noted, Woolard quietly gave him a contract extension some 8 months AFTER the season ended...all so he could enjoy a raise too. 

 

5 of those games were one score, 4 were 3 pt games. At least 1 or two were lost on the very last play. So its not that implausible.

 

 

If I am not mistaken USF was tied or leading in the 4th quarter in all but one game that year.

 

 

 

Exactly ... We were one chip shot fg away from another bowl eligible year. It looks terrible in hindsight but at the time, under the circumstances, not that implausible.

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