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Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

Why does Ole Miss have no reputation to tarnish?
They also have a long history as a cheating school that STILL loses and they have no academic reputation because they have very low standards, just what you and others are trying to pull all of IU down to. You don't care if IU sinks below Southern Indiana as a school as long as you get to watch a winning basketball team because THAT is IU's god granted RIGHT!!!!

Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

Unlike most of the SEC members, IU does have a reputation as a respected university that holds itself to a high standard. You are proposing IU turn its back on its principles just to hire a low life woman beating alcoholic as its next basketball coach because you believe he would win and you do not care about the cost to the university in its reputation as an institution of higher learning. You just want a winning basketball team and don't care if you have to burn down every building on IU's campus to get it. Your priorities are more screwed up than I thought possible for an IU grad, as you CLAIM to be.
To be fair, just read these boards. There are a surprising number of people who feel that way.

Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

Again. Ole Miss has no reputation to tarnish, no one cares what they do. You think Kentucky, Louisville, and MIchigan just skipped over him last year? You think he would have said no to them. No, they know his reputation and said no thanks. Just as we will.
Why does Ole Miss have no reputation to tarnish?

Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

We don’t have a reputation to tarnish either. We used to, but that ship sailed a long time ago…mostly because we were more concerned with protecting our reputation (or what we thought our reputation was) than we were with winning.

Kentucky hired Calipari. Did he have skeletons in his closet when they did? Did doing so tarnish their reputation?
Unlike most of the SEC members, IU does have a reputation as a respected university that holds itself to a high standard. You are proposing IU turn its back on its principles just to hire a low life woman beating alcoholic as its next basketball coach because you believe he would win and you do not care about the cost to the university in its reputation as an institution of higher learning. You just want a winning basketball team and don't care if you have to burn down every building on IU's campus to get it. Your priorities are more screwed up than I thought possible for an IU grad, as you CLAIM to be.
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Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

But it is a losers attitude to suggest that those making the hire shouldn’t do their due diligence to interview ANY coach that can make the difference IU is looking for…
baggage or not. All they have to tell them after the interview is thanks but no thanks.
Fine talk to him. But my guess is they don’t need to. I’d imagine it’s a well known non secret in coaching and athletic department circles that he has more issues than those widely reported. That’s been speculated by several people.

Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

What a quandary: agreeing with Kraft Macaroni and Boogers and defending ethical behavior and reputation or agreeing with the look the other way, and win ant all costs take. If we no longer care about reputation, then just throw a big bag of money at Kelvin Sampson.? He’s a winner who has never followed the rules and has had a show clause put against him. But of course it’s all about winning no matter how you do it.. SMFH.

That’s where the game has gotten. And, if we’re honest, it got there a long time ago. We’ve been on the outside looking in because we’ve resisted joining it where it is. It makes us feel superior - even if we’re rarely watching Bracket Sunday and hoping for a single-digit seed when we are.

There are limits to this, of course. But, yes, we should hire somebody who insists on winning and won’t tolerate losing. That sort of attitude is contagious.

If we’d have hired Bruce Pearl back when I and many other people who had seen his USI teams play said we should, we’d be in a very different place today.

I’m sure everybody in the Auburn community is really sweating their precious reputation with a guy like that there.

Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

Both of them have made more that one mistake and I know Auburn is thrilled with Pearl. The difference is that you seen to think that the only good coaches out there will likely have major character flaws. It’s not a losers attitude to want a decent human coaching and representing our university. I’m sorry you think character is for losers .
But it is a losers attitude to suggest that those making the hire shouldn’t do their due diligence to interview ANY coach that can make the difference IU is looking for…
baggage or not. All they have to tell them after the interview is thanks but no thanks.

Dear Mr Dolson, you already hired a gun slingin’ sh!t talkin’ gangster …

I’ve got bad news for you, kraft: our reputation is as a has-been. And it, er, has been for quite a while.

Do you know why? Because attitudes like yours have prevailed. Our decision-makers have been committed to caring about more than just winning….things like not tarnishing a reputation we used to have a long time ago.

And look at where it’s gotten us. The only chance we have to recover is if the people who matter stop thinking like you do.
What a quandary: agreeing with Kraft Macaroni and Boogers and defending ethical behavior and reputation or agreeing with the look the other way, and win ant all costs take. If we no longer care about reputation, then just throw a big bag of money at Kelvin Sampson.? He’s a winner who has never followed the rules and has had a show clause put against him. But of course it’s all about winning no matter how you do it.. SMFH.
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