Albert's is a complete disaster. He couldn't be the AD for a high school. He's an embarrassment.
Ags2013 said:
Is it actually embarrassing that we went after a high caliber coach and he declined?
Timberwolf said:Optics kinda looks bad when the AD throws all his chips in on a coach that was playing for a raise and didnt ever really want to leave. My speculation though.JJxvi said:
What in your opinion did he botch?
gopitt said:
Albert's is a complete disaster. He couldn't be the AD for a high school. He's an embarrassment.
Artorias said:If you go after a coach Texas recently FIRED, you better be damn sure he says yes.Ags2013 said:
Is it actually embarrassing that we went after a high caliber coach and he declined?
GymBroFisher said:
dumb post, the schloss thing is the only thing he may have fudged so far
justsomeguy said:GymBroFisher said:
dumb post, the schloss thing is the only thing he may have fudged so far
I'll see your Schloss and raise you the almost Mark Stoops hire.
I mean honestly after that debacle, how did he keep his job?
justsomeguy said:GymBroFisher said:
dumb post, the schloss thing is the only thing he may have fudged so far
I'll see your Schloss and raise you the almost Mark Stoops hire.
I mean honestly after that debacle, how did he keep his job?
TAMUallen said:justsomeguy said:GymBroFisher said:
dumb post, the schloss thing is the only thing he may have fudged so far
I'll see your Schloss and raise you the almost Mark Stoops hire.
I mean honestly after that debacle, how did he keep his job?
Surely joking?
gopitt said:
Albert's is a complete disaster. He couldn't be the AD for a high school. He's an embarrassment.
AtticusMatlock said:
Can't even grasp how dumb this thread is.
We went after a high caliber coach and he decided to stay where he was after getting what he wanted. It happens.
TAMUallen said:
Kind of the point though, we didn't have a good baseball option lined up. Appears we don't have a good basketball option lined up. If we knew they were going to leave but hadn't done things to protect the future of the programs then what were we doing?
I would love to be wrong but the optics right now arent looking great.
Muy said:AtticusMatlock said:
Can't even grasp how dumb this thread is.
We went after a high caliber coach and he decided to stay where he was after getting what he wanted. It happens.
Seems the rumors about Buzz have been going on long enough that Trev would have already been working the phones well before Buzz announced he's leaving. Trev is a perfect Aggie, completely behind the obvious.
Artorias said:If you go after a coach Texas recently FIRED, you better be damn sure he says yes.Ags2013 said:
Is it actually embarrassing that we went after a high caliber coach and he declined?
The fact that 21 people as of now have blue starred this post scare the hell out of meArtorias said:
He has now presided over embarrassing coaching hires for two of the big 3 sports, both resulting in us being made to look like Horns' *****.
He let Horn steal Schloss the day after the baseball team played for our first natty in modern history, and then hired a grossly inexperienced assistant only to watch the preseason #1 baseball team this year collapse, falling out of the rankings completely and destined to not even make a regional.
Now he goes after a basketball coach that Texas fired just a few years ago, and gets rejected to stay in freakin' Mississippi.
Twice now, the Horns and the sports world are left laughing at A&M, further cementing the "little brother" moniker the A&M brand struggles to shed.
Add to that the football team was dominated on our home field by the Horns after not playing in over a decade, in the process of collapsing out of playoff contention and ending up in some **** tier bowl nobody cares about. Basketball still managed to lose 2 out of 3 to one of the worst Horns teams in modern history. And the way things are trending, we will be lucky if baseball doesn't get swept by Horns.
Alberts is a disaster and needs to go.
Ag1188 said:Terry… the Black man that Texas fired after only 2 full seasons as Head Coach.. something they'd never do to a White coach before after 3 years. . .OMeara said:
If you want a former Texas basketball without a cloudy personal life........Rodney Terry is available.
Ghost of Bisbee said:
Yall give OP some respect. He ****ing made Metroid Prime. Respect your superiors
Bullpen Chias said:TAMUallen said:Texas A&M said:I don't get this. Schloss showed his true character by interviewing while A&M was making their run. That was all on Schloss, not Alberts.OBJTEX said:
He bungled schloss. Horribly.
We knew who we hired when we hired him. We made promises that were also not kept. There was nothing pretty that happened and judging by what happened plus how we handled it, we didn't do a good job.
Tough situation but you must be at least aware of your program as an AD to not be left so unexpectedly without better than buying an assistant from that backstabbing coach as your best hire.
The goal was always to keep the team together. No one wanted to see Jace Laviolette or Gavin Grahovac wearing burnt orange.
It hasn't worked out.
But in an alternate universe, we hire Vaughn from Bama, some our favorite players leave and we're 4-5 right now and all the posts are about how obvious it was to hire Earley and keep a CWS finalist together.
You are completely missing the point. I don't give two ****s whether we beat Texas if we are winning championships. But we aren't winning championships.Capt_Crunch 14 said:
We're always going to be little brother because your entire cry baby post is comparing us to the Sips. As long as we think a 1-11 football season where we beat Texas is better than an 11-1 season where we lose to Texas, we're going to be little brother. As long as every coaching hire and AD decision is judged by how we stack up against Texas, we're going to be little brother.
People like OP are why we will always be little brother. It doesn't matter who's in charge.
Agree to disagree here - but what would your plan have been? They went after Vitello and he said no. The players would have left if Earley didn't come back and whether we all want to admit it or not coming off a Nat'l Champ runner-up year, we all thought these players could win whether Earley was the coach or a message board poster.Halconblack said:
The main argument about getting rid of Alberts isn't that Schloss went to Texas. The main argument is that he was caught flat footed on two of the three major sports coaches leaving without having any plan. That for me is a failure for the Athletic Director. I know everyone criticizes us for lack of stability. However, I think a good AD would have at least had a plan. The embarrassment of the Beard rejection just adds salt to the wound.
TX_Aggie37 said:
There is absolutely nothing that Trev could have done to keep Schloss in College Station. Nothing. Texas has been his dream job for over 20 years.
You know what happens when t you assume…shoredutyhoops said:Agree to disagree here - but what would your plan have been? They went after Vitello and he said no. The players would have left if Earley didn't come back and whether we all want to admit it or not coming off a Nat'l Champ runner-up year, we all thought these players could win whether Earley was the coach or a message board poster.Halconblack said:
The main argument about getting rid of Alberts isn't that Schloss went to Texas. The main argument is that he was caught flat footed on two of the three major sports coaches leaving without having any plan. That for me is a failure for the Athletic Director. I know everyone criticizes us for lack of stability. However, I think a good AD would have at least had a plan. The embarrassment of the Beard rejection just adds salt to the wound.
I don't see how giving Beard top 5 coach salary and a significant NIL pool is being caught flat-footed after he literally reached out to us mid-year to say he'd be interested. They had a Plan A. And are now moving to Plan B.
Halconblack said:
The main argument about getting rid of Alberts isn't that Schloss went to Texas. The main argument is that he was caught flat footed on two of the three major sports coaches leaving without having any plan. That for me is a failure for the Athletic Director. I know everyone criticizes us for lack of stability. However, I think a good AD would have at least had a plan. The embarrassment of the Beard rejection just adds salt to the wound.
OBJTEX said:TX_Aggie37 said:
There is absolutely nothing that Trev could have done to keep Schloss in College Station. Nothing. Texas has been his dream job for over 20 years.
Except he didnt take it when Augie retired. Yes i know there was different AD. But a dream job is a dream job.
Your post is not accurate.
yeah, I wouldn't say dream job. Open checkbook though.OBJTEX said:TX_Aggie37 said:
There is absolutely nothing that Trev could have done to keep Schloss in College Station. Nothing. Texas has been his dream job for over 20 years.
Except he didnt take it when Augie retired. Yes i know there was different AD. But a dream job is a dream job.
Your post is not accurate.