Longtime booster Red McCombs is not a fan of Texas' decision to hire coach Charlie Strong away from Louisville, calling it a "kick in the face" during a radio interview Monday. "I think the whole thing is a bit sideways," McCombs said of the selection process during an interview with ESPN 1250 San Antonio. "I don't have any doubt that Charlie is a fine coach. I think he would make a great position coach, maybe a coordinator. "But I don't believe [he belongs at] what should be one of the three most powerful university programs in the world right now at UT-Austin. I don't think it adds up." McCombs, the former owner of the San Antonio Spurs, Denver Nuggets and Minnesota Vikings and co-founder of Clear Channel Communications, said on "The Blitz with Dat Nguyen and Jason Minnix" that he was stunned to learn Strong was the choice to replace Mack Brown. Source: Continue Reading
He wanted Gruden. Said if UT had hired Gruden, UT would have 1 or 2 national championships within 5 years.
I second that motion, Mush. Unfortunately Jeremy Foley insists on showing us all that Muschamp can coach.
Well, they knew when they hired him what kind of person he is. He's not going to schmooze with the boosters. He just isn't.
