ATXGator;n79298 said:I think Foley should consult the Gatorchatter message board for the next coach.
ATXGator;n79298 said:I think Foley should consult the Gatorchatter message board for the next coach.
ATXGator;n79298 said:I think Foley should consult the Gatorchatter message board for the next coach.
Gatorious;n79156 said:There are protesting WM opportunities below. Make a scene.
Maybe a persistent student or intrepid reporter can get the candidate/new pres to go on record/comment on their inclination.
The ITINERARY:
Monday, October 13, 2014, and expect it to end on Wednesday, October 15th:
The questions to be asked at the campus/community and faculty assemblies will be derived from the questions developed during the 2012 searches as well as recent public input. Also, the faculty senate chair is working with the faculty councils and deans to arrive at the questions for the faculty assemblies. Of the more than 100 stakeholder comments , the emerging themes of highest interest concerned the breadth of UF and a balance in various aspects of its mission; the contributions of UF’s land grant mission; UF’s research, scholarship and impact locally, in the state, nationally and internationally; and a commitment to broadly defined diversity, free expression and multi-cultural experience. Information on the assemblies will be posted on the search website.
- Day 1: The search committee reviews every application and decides whom to interview in Gainesville, based on their qualifications under the search criteria.
- Day 2: The search committee interviews those applicants invited to Gainesville; determines those who are most highly qualified under the search criteria; and refers them to the Board of Trustees for interviews.
- Part Day 2/Day 3: Each finalist appears at a campus/community assembly to meet students, staff and other interested parties, as well as a separate faculty assembly. These assemblies will be open on campus and covered by closed-circuit TV at various locales around campus and around the state of Florida. (These assemblies will be accessible to the campus community and Florida stakeholders but will not be accessible to the home campuses of the finalists outside of Florida.)
- Day 3: The Board of Trustees interviews each finalist and elects the next UF president. The president-elect is then ratified by the Board of Governors at its next meeting.
I will provide frequent updates, and you can also follow along at www.presidentsearch.ufl.edu. Public notices of the search committee meetings, interviews and assemblies will be posted on the website.
Thank you for your dedication to University of Florida
THE FINALISTS:
After reviewing a pool of 15 applicants, the search committee has identified the following candidates to meet with the committee Tuesday in Gainesville:
Before meeting with the Board of Trustees on Wednesday, the finalists will attend faculty and campus/community assemblies beginning Tuesday at 5 p.m. The locations, times and closed-circuit viewing areas for the assemblies are posted at presidentsearch.ufl.edu/president-selection/assemblies.
- Dr. W. Kent Fuchs, Provost, Cornell University
- Dr. David W. McLaughlin, Provost, New York University
- Dr. Sibrandes Poppema, President, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Following Wednesday’s finalist interviews, the Board of Trustees will name the president-elect, to be announced at a press conference later that day. For the latest developments, please visit presidentsearch.ufl.edu.
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ATXGator;n79298 said:I think Foley should consult the Gatorchatter message board for the next coach.
Gatoravatara;n79149 said:Thanks for posting your point of view. I know I have been one of the negative people on here. Between GC and GS, I have been lurking for probably 15 years. I just started posting for the last few months because I could not take it anymore. Two things:
1) I know you don't want to attribute bad or dropped passes to Muschamp (see I am being nice and calling him by his real name). Or blown coverages. But our players come and go. Our OCs have come and gone. The one constant is that Muschamp has been the head coach. We seem to get top recruits, but he doesn't seem able to get anything out of them. JD has gotten worse each year he has been at Florida.
2) I am in corporate America. I have worked for several F500's and there is no way they would tolerate this subpar performance for 4 years. Regression= getting fired.
3) We need to hear alternate opinions even if we strongly disagree. My opinion is that we lose this week and he is fired without the announcement while the search is being done. Or that he barely squeaks by, losing to GA and the Criminoles, and is retained. Next year the SEC East is back up and we are at the bottom of it.
I wouldn't have faulted Foley for moving on last year, but I think it would have been premature. If we see the program continuing to struggle, then I'd agree that we can draw that trend line and I'd agree that something needs to be done.Gatoravatara;n79149 said:My opinion is that if we lose this week then he would be fired without the announcement while the search is being done.
Like I said to Gatoravatara, I think respectful, content-filed posts like this make "our board" better and I'm glad that some here have engaged that way. Thanks.T REX;n79214 said:Again, thank you for the well thought out post. Here's the issue...your perception is NOT reality. You are probably curious what that "reality" means, right? No problem. In the real observable universe, Muschamp is a sub-par SEC coach without the necessary skills needed to be highly successful SEC coach. You used a great word...CONTEXT. This means using not just won-loss record but all the available data. 7-6, 11-2(outlier), 4-8(outlier), 3-2(7-4 most likley)...classic regression to the mean. Losses to UGA and FSU translates to a 1-7 record vs our biggest rivals(UT is not considered a rival like UGA or FSU). Recruiting is now in the toilet. He was falling behind last year.
Should I get started on the offense and defense? Both have REGRESSED. He's average at best. The results bear that out. Your bell curve should be telling you all of this. You are hoping for another 11-2 season when some of us saw it wasn't REAL. Yeah, it is in the books but the chances of repeating that were slim to none based on the make-up of the season. Blocked punts, awful offense, etc...no way any team could depend on the same occurrences to help get to that 11-2 record. Guess what? Without those same lucky breaks? And a few bad ones? 4-8...wow. The time to cut the cord was last year. We missed that boat. Damn.
So, we wait...and wait...all the while our brand is suffering, recruits wavering and potential coaches given extensions. I say to you...let it go..it is okay to admit it. Time to start the healing process.
Gator Fever;n77947 said:Usually they don't weigh in much at all but Machen was an exception with that disrespectful mess he pulled with Spurrier. Foley will probably be making the decision by himself this time.
Law98gator;n78299 said:I feel Fooley should be fired before the next coach is hired. Not because he hired Chimp but because he didn't fire him when it was obvious he wasn't capable of doing the job.
"He's set to finish behind Kintucky in recruiting for the second straight year."oxrageous;n79262 said:Which part?
Gatoravatara;n79499 said:I think as soon as Muschamp is fired there will be unity in the Gator Nation.
Gatoravatara;n79499 said:I think as soon as Muschamp is fired there will be unity in the Gator Nation.
Ray Finkle;n79485 said:"He's set to finish behind Kintucky in recruiting for the second straight year."
So then how in God's name is that factual? We finished ahead oft them last year and are trailing them for the second straight year? ...T REX;n79533 said:This is factual. We finished ahead of Tucky last year on all the major recruiting sites though we are currently trailing them this year. How come all these kids don't think last year was just because of injuries? What are they waiting for?