I noticed some folks were a bit peeved about my take on Mack Browns coaching future at Texas. I said that maybe its time for him to go, but please dont get things misconstrued. I know Brown has been rest for Texas overall (158-47 record, I believe). I know hes won a Natl Championship and has played in 2 Natl Championship games. But last time I checked, this is Texas were talking about here. College Football Royalty. The program with the deepest pockets, according to my man Skip Bayless. Yet, over the last four years, theyre 5-7, 8-5, 9-4 and 8-4. So, to me, the question isnt about Mack Brown. The question to be answered here is what standard do the LongHorns live by in this day-and-age. Nobody is trying to disrespect Brown this way. His record speaks for itself. But if Texas isnt a part of the championship conversation -- and Alumni claims thats what theyre all about -- then whats the problem? Whats wrong with saying, Mack, you were great. We deeply appreciate you. The 16 years youve given us. Youll always be valued and taken care of. There will always be a role for you here, but we feel it may be time to move in a different direction. Somebody tell me whats wrong with that? How is that disrespectful?
Posted on: Sat, 14 Dec 2013 23:39:03 +0000
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