UNTLifer

Never said that, but I can understand, coming from you, how you took it that way.

Oops. Sorry Ross Hodge.

I’m confused.

I hire prople all the time. A red flag to me is people that “jump jobs”. I value stability and commitment and don’t want employees that I feel have one eye/foot out the door.

I must add that real Andy did much better than fake Andy.

None of these have been reported by the school or the player, yet. The response I got to bringing this up was that this usually occurs when the players may be testing the waters but would be welcome back. Guess I am showing my age, but if I were the coach, once you decide to enter the portal you are done here. Another poster messaged me with the same feeling. Zero commitment today. All about what I can get for me, period.

I was trying to beat those that think we lose a coach with every opening that pops up.

97% of these kids should be attending a school with the intent of getting a degree for life after college. The people chirping in their ears aren't going to be there when the lights go out.

This is idiotic.

If he goes, expect Kentucky to come after Hodges

Another?

We got spanked.

Is that Brelan front row left with the gray in his hair?

Yes, the number of people listed under staff.

What stands out to me are the size of each team’s staffs.

Go sweep them.

And they entered the post season on a four game losing streak.

Easily replaceable. Maybe not his three point accuracy but his 6-8 points a game will be easy. See ya.

Honestly, I just don't care any more. Tell me who will be there in the fall and I will run with them. Regarding Buggs, that kid better find a place to earn his degree, because he's not going to play on the professional level.

Go away

I agree. That kid busts in ass for us. I hope he finds his shooting stroke in the off season.

That is either capacity for Lovelace or all tickets sold. Not a big venue.

They need to either not sell SRO or expand the seating. I watched on ESPN+ and saw my sister and her friend standing down the right field line. There were three big men, OSU fans, standing in front of them that never offered to switch places. They could have easily seen over two 5’4” ladies. Regarding seating, this program has progressed to the point to where they could add green chair backs and sell those as season tickets while also adding seating down either a over the dugouts or between the dugouts and the outfield fence.

OSU 2 UNT 1 Final Really well played game.