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[k-town]

THINKING that THE PIRATE would tell em to kiss his royal arse .
He is back on TOP at WASH STATE … NO REASON TO CONSIDER Tt

[Heath]

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I also think that most TTU fans, myself included, could and should care less about keeping the air raid alive. If wining games consistently means crawling across the goal line, so be it.

I think this is the biggest question the AD has to answer. Is he going to stick to the Air Raid system (the players are there) and go find a coach that runs it or go in a different direction.

[Mudslinger]

Sonny Cumbie

Just fired a former QB so do not think they will go that route again. I would be shocked if they do.

[bbqfan5909]

Agreed with this. We need a head coach and a OC like Cumbie.

Just fired a former QB so do not think they will go that route again. I would be shocked if they do.

[bossbowman]

Tech needs to look towards Italy

[Raider Power]

As an alumni I personally don’t want Briles there, the man allowed sexual assaults by his players and didn’t do a thing about it plain and simple.

[Playa]

There has always been rumors of the skeletons in his closet will keep him from getting a head job or maybe hold it up a little. I have no idea if this is true, but this comes up every time his name comes up.

Maybe he is waiting on K-State to open too.

Venables and AD Hocutt were roommates and teammates at K-State, so there is that connection. Hocutt’s endorsement could overcome any “skeletons” ?

[Jake]

As an alumni I personally don’t want Briles there, the man allowed sexual assaults by his players and didn’t do a thing about it plain and simple.

The court of public opinion has made up their own stories about Briles. Players he recruited committed terrible acts. The guilty ones are in jail and should be. Every reporter in Texas and most law inforcement agencys were all over this story. If there was any evidence that Briles helped cover up a crime, it would be easy for you to find it online and post it here. Plus he would have been charged.

He ran a loose program and recruited players with issues in their past. For that he was fired, which is what should have happened. He is not the law and has no juridiction over criminal investigations. He should have had a tighter grip on the off field life of his players, but there is no evidence that he tried to cover up any of the sexual assaults.

[Dale Moser]

The court of public opinion has made up their own stories about Briles. Players he recruited committed terrible acts. The guilty ones are in jail and should be. Every reporter in Texas and most law inforcement agencys were all over this story. If there was any evidence that Briles helped cover up a crime, it would be easy for you to find it online and post it here. Plus he would have been charged.

He ran a loose program and recruited players with issues in their past. For that he was fired, which is what should have happened. He is not the law and has no juridiction over criminal investigations. He should have had a tighter grip on the off field life of his players, but there is no evidence that he tried to cover up any of the sexual assaults.

He sent his son, and other staff members to talk women out of reporting rapes by his players...repeatedly, so they could play football. That's harboring rapists in my book. To hell with Art Briles.

[txarcher]

He sent his son, and other staff members to talk women out of reporting rapes by his players...repeatedly, so they could play football. That's harboring rapists in my book. To hell with Art Briles.

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[Killer]

The court of public opinion has made up their own stories about Briles. Players he recruited committed terrible acts. The guilty ones are in jail and should be. Every reporter in Texas and most law inforcement agencys were all over this story. If there was any evidence that Briles helped cover up a crime, it would be easy for you to find it online and post it here. Plus he would have been charged.

He ran a loose program and recruited players with issues in their past. For that he was fired, which is what should have happened. He is not the law and has no juridiction over criminal investigations. He should have had a tighter grip on the off field life of his players, but there is no evidence that he tried to cover up any of the sexual assaults.

I did not see any where anybody posted that he did. But as you said he ran a "loose program" where his players raped or sexually assaulted numerous women at Baylor, that is fact.

He is a good, if not great coach, but I would not want him at Tech.

[Playa]

As an alumni I personally don’t want Briles there, the man allowed sexual assaults by his players and didn’t do a thing about it plain and simple.

I feel the same way. I don think he covered it up, I think he kept his distance so that he had plausible deniability.

[Raider Power]

I feel the same way. I don think he covered it up, I think he kept his distance so that he had plausible deniability.

Yep pretty much my thoughts while I agree with y’all that he didn’t try to cover it up. But he did turn a blind eye to it and that’s the same thing to me. I straight up don’t want him at Tech and I think the administration would be selling their souls if they did.

[TXraiderTK]

ive got my fingers crossed for Holgerson
I like his fire on the sideline
hes had success in LBK before and I think the community and alumni would be happy to have him
apparently him and the wv rarely see eye to eye
money talks.... we shall see

[TXraiderTK]

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