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2023-24 CFB coaching carousel

Tucker did some things, by the book here.

He used his personal phone/burner. Excellent! That's how it done.

Where it went wrong was his target. You don't want a woman with a high-profile, unless she is married, has children still in the house. If she's an elected official (the former mayor of Nashville, for example), even better. High-stakes job and visibility tends to keep people quiet.

The woman Tucker got involved with was the wrong choice on so many different criteria. Sexual assault advocacy is her livelihood. Passionate about it.

DO. NOT. TOUCH. Even yourself.

With the money Tucker is making, it's a simple approach.

If you really need some action, just go to Skip The Games on your next road trip, find a pro, pay her cash and it's just a transaction.

All the prevent defense a man ever needs.

He did some things right but picked the wrong woman.
 
Off and running with the imminent firing of Midnight Mel. Nobody on the current Sparty staff is serious HC timber on anything other than an interim basis.

I suppose McElwain at CMU would probably throw his hat in the ring. He's 61 and Sparty would probably prefer somebody younger, but they may not have a lot of options.

Narduzzi was supposedly the heir apparent during the Dantonio era, I dunno if he'd take it now.

No, I don't think Deion would be interested. He'll have better offers.
Where might that be. I would think it would have to be an SEC/Big 10 school. Virtually no one else has MSU money outside of those two conferences except the top end of the ACC and I don't think Florida State, North Carolina or Clemson will be looking for a coach.
 
Tucker did some things, by the book here.

He used his personal phone/burner. Excellent! That's how it done.

Where it went wrong was his target. You don't want a woman with a high-profile, unless she is married, has children still in the house. If she's an elected official (the former mayor of Nashville, for example), even better. High-stakes job and visibility tends to keep people quiet.

The woman Tucker got involved with was the wrong choice on so many different criteria. Sexual assault advocacy is her livelihood. Passionate about it.

DO. NOT. TOUCH. Even yourself.

With the money Tucker is making, it's a simple approach.

If you really need some action, just go to Skip The Games on your next road trip, find a pro, pay her cash and it's just a transaction.

All the prevent defense a man ever needs.

He did some things right but picked the wrong woman.

We just going to gloss over this Jomboy-like breakdown?
We've missed you, freqposter.
 

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