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The OFFICIAL 2022 College Football RANDOM THOUGHTS thread
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I need that in gif form FOREVER
Great hire for both Wisconsin and Fickell
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it was truly a second half masterclass in defensive coaching, and offensive adjustments.
its all but done at this point right
www.usatoday.com
So if Auburn decided to pursue Freeze, could the SEC do anything about it? The short answer is no, but there would be a discussion.
SEC bylaw 19.8.1.2 requires member schools to "exercise best efforts to hire individuals committed to rules compliance." It does not, however, explicitly forbid league schools from hiring coaches with NCAA compliance baggage.
"While each member institution makes its own hiring decisions," the bylaw states, "member institutions shall, at a minimum, request specific information from each candidate concerning his/her rules compliance record and communicate with NCAA enforcement and the Conference office regarding the same prior to offering employment to any candidate."
But there's more.
"In addition," the bylaw reads, "where a member institution considers hiring an individual who has engaged in unethical conduct as defined under NCAA Bylaws or who has participated in activity that resulted, or may result, in a Level I, Level II or major infraction, the President or Chancellor of that member institution is expected to consult directly with the Commissioner prior to offering employment to the individual."
That means Auburn President Christopher B. Roberts would have to have a conversation with SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey before hiring Freeze.
Can the SEC stop Auburn from hiring Hugh Freeze as football coach? Here's what league bylaws say
Auburn football is looking for a new coach. Can the SEC stop AU from hiring Hugh Freeze, who left Ole Miss under a cloud? Here's what the league says.
www.usatoday.com
So if Auburn decided to pursue Freeze, could the SEC do anything about it? The short answer is no, but there would be a discussion.
SEC bylaw 19.8.1.2 requires member schools to "exercise best efforts to hire individuals committed to rules compliance." It does not, however, explicitly forbid league schools from hiring coaches with NCAA compliance baggage.
"While each member institution makes its own hiring decisions," the bylaw states, "member institutions shall, at a minimum, request specific information from each candidate concerning his/her rules compliance record and communicate with NCAA enforcement and the Conference office regarding the same prior to offering employment to any candidate."
But there's more.
"In addition," the bylaw reads, "where a member institution considers hiring an individual who has engaged in unethical conduct as defined under NCAA Bylaws or who has participated in activity that resulted, or may result, in a Level I, Level II or major infraction, the President or Chancellor of that member institution is expected to consult directly with the Commissioner prior to offering employment to the individual."
That means Auburn President Christopher B. Roberts would have to have a conversation with SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey before hiring Freeze.
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I just learned that Sainristil still has one more year left if he wants it.
Give him one more year to learn the position, and he's gonna beast even more.
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Idk if it’s been mentioned in here but Willie Fritz might be the next HC on the flats
www.si.com
I know he was at Georgia Southern before he went to Tulane. Excellent hire if true in my opinion
Idk if it’s been mentioned in here but Willie Fritz might be the next HC on the flats
Report: Georgia Tech Is Close to Making Tulane's Willie Fritz its Next Head Coach - Sports Illustrated Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets News, Analysis and More
Willie Fritz is going to be the next coach at Georgia Tech
www.si.com
I know he was at Georgia Southern before he went to Tulane. Excellent hire if true in my opinion
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Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Forgot all about this but why would you want this in your locker room?
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Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
@Rekkapryde @Mr Hate Coffee
Idk if it’s been mentioned in here but Willie Fritz might be the next HC on the flats
Report: Georgia Tech Is Close to Making Tulane's Willie Fritz its Next Head Coach - Sports Illustrated Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets News, Analysis and More
Willie Fritz is going to be the next coach at Georgia Tech
I know he was at Georgia Southern before he went to Tulane. Excellent hire if true in my opinion
It’s all but confirmed. Tech wanted a guy who can recruit and win at a school with high academic standards. Fritz fits that mold…makes the Deion rumors look ridiculous
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It would seem, one of those situations where, the letter of the law no, but would be strongly quietly and loudly frowned uponits all but done at this point right
Can the SEC stop Auburn from hiring Hugh Freeze as football coach? Here's what league bylaws say
Auburn football is looking for a new coach. Can the SEC stop AU from hiring Hugh Freeze, who left Ole Miss under a cloud? Here's what the league says.
So if Auburn decided to pursue Freeze, could the SEC do anything about it? The short answer is no, but there would be a discussion.
SEC bylaw 19.8.1.2 requires member schools to "exercise best efforts to hire individuals committed to rules compliance." It does not, however, explicitly forbid league schools from hiring coaches with NCAA compliance baggage.
"While each member institution makes its own hiring decisions," the bylaw states, "member institutions shall, at a minimum, request specific information from each candidate concerning his/her rules compliance record and communicate with NCAA enforcement and the Conference office regarding the same prior to offering employment to any candidate."
But there's more.
"In addition," the bylaw reads, "where a member institution considers hiring an individual who has engaged in unethical conduct as defined under NCAA Bylaws or who has participated in activity that resulted, or may result, in a Level I, Level II or major infraction, the President or Chancellor of that member institution is expected to consult directly with the Commissioner prior to offering employment to the individual."
That means Auburn President Christopher B. Roberts would have to have a conversation with SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey before hiring Freeze.
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No problem with the hire. He needs to keep Key tho.
the article made mention of Saban wanting to hire Freeze previously, but they talked him out of it