Bibee and Hannah out at Baylor

[taydizzle]

I may not know who the next coach is going to be but i sure know that they aren't going to find another Bibee out there. He made Baylor the program that it is.

[signalbirdie]

I may not know who the next coach is going to be but i sure know that they aren't going to find another Bibee out there. He made Baylor the program that it is.

How did he make Baylor the program that it is! Is being 6 and 5 every year okay? This program needs to move forward and hopefully it will. Justify your response!

[taydizzle]

How did he make Baylor the program that it is! Is being 6 and 5 every year okay? This program needs to move forward and hopefully it will. Justify your response!

 

And what was their record before bibee came? Bibee brought a college work ethic to high school, which won't be found in anyone else.

[rollredroll]

Bibee brought a college work ethic to high school, which won't be found in anyone else.

 

Does that mean that there is no truth to a comment in another thread (link) that MTSU's Andy McCollum was contacted about the job?

[Rabble Rouser]

And what was their record before bibee came? Bibee brought a college work ethic to high school, which won't be found in anyone else.

What????? Explain that. I'd think the guy across town - just to name one - in the blue hat with the M on it might dispute that.

Edited December 1, 2005 by Rabble Rouser

[hiway58]

The other shoe has now dropped. AD and basketball coach Austin Clark has been forced to resign, in large part because some of Baylor's sugar daddy money men are displeased with the Bibee/Hannah situation. There's definitely trouble in paradise.

[MrPeabody]

In the article on The Chattanoogan website, it says that Clark is being asked to stay as basketball coach but that his contract as AD will not be renewed.

I posted this on the basketball thread and will put it here as well:

 

Regarding the Hannah/Bibee/Clark angle: In talking to some people at Baylor, I was told that the head football position was originally offered to Hannah before any type of search was done and he accepted, but the offer was rescinded and now Hannah is taking legal action...could this have anything to do with the current move to force Clark out as AD?

[BuckLateral]

In the article on The Chattanoogan website, it says that Clark is being asked to stay as basketball coach but that his contract as AD will not be renewed.

I posted this on the basketball thread and will put it here as well:

 

Regarding the Hannah/Bibee/Clark angle: In talking to some people at Baylor, I was told that the head football position was originally offered to Hannah before any type of search was done and he accepted, but the offer was rescinded and now Hannah is taking legal action...could this have anything to do with the current move to force Clark out as AD?

 

Peabody----you must have a crystal ball. According to a Commentary by Steve Hargis in the Times Free Press this morning, there is some spillover between the two:

 

http://www.emailthis.clickability.com/et/e...1031142178&pt=Y

[MrPeabody]

Peabody----you must have a crystal ball. According to a Commentary by Steve Hargis in the Times Free Press this morning, there is some spillover between the two:

 

http://www.emailthis.clickability.com/et/e...1031142178&pt=Y

 

 

No crystal ball, I just listen and ask an ocassional question of people...

[hiway58]

Check this out...the fun is just beginning:

 

http://www.thankyoucoachclark.com/

[bayloralumni]

Check this out...the fun is just beginning:

 

http://www.thankyoucoachclark.com/

 

Hi. I'm one of the Baylor alumni that started the Coach Clark. Do any of you know of other message boards that we should post our link on? We're trying to draw attention to the problems going on inside Baylor. Any help you can offer is much appreciated.

[Coachathome]

Hi. I'm one of the Baylor alumni that started the Coach Clark. Do any of you know of other message boards that we should post our link on? We're trying to draw attention to the problems going on inside Baylor. Any help you can offer is much appreciated.

I don't know if you're close to the Athletic program@ Baylor (my quess is not very...) If you are relying on the Times articles as a basis for your arguement then your getting carried away on a very slanted view of the situation. A suggestion- speak to people who are involved with the programs that are consistantly successful ( i.e. state champs, etc...) and you would have a different view(Although I doubt these people would join in the public frenzy.) Shame on you for believing everything you read in the paper. By the way, a Baylor representative offered to answer questions for the author of the 'opinion pieces' but he turned them down. A little one sided ya think!?! Shame on you for jumping on an emotional bandwagon with little facts and encouraging others to do the same.