We're going to lose Greg Brown III because we've failed to act on firing a terrible coach

[Goo Punch 4,275]

The biggest ATX prospect ever and he's going to go to UNC because we are going to be firing Shaka right around the time Brown signs his LOI. Not to mention potential 2021 five star KJ Adams at Westlake. GBIII has been (according to those who follow this sort of thing) a virtual Texas lock for a long time now. The longer we keep this lame duck coach around, the harder it becomes trying to picture these guys staying home. imo GBIII is the kind of guy who can change your program overnight, and it's going to be a real gut punch if we end up losing out on him wearing burnt orange because of an extension we gave Shaka when Greg Brown was 13.

 

Edited November 30, 2019 by Goo Punch

[Catdaddyhorn 3,448]

Hmm GBJr literally said GBIII isn’t coming if Shaka is not the coach.

[Goo Punch 4,275]

10 minutes ago, Catdaddyhorn said:

Hmm GBJr literally said GBIII isn’t coming if Shaka is not the coach.

and he's not going to be our coach after this season, which is my point. he's going to get fired right around the time the kid signs, whereas if we hadn't extended him for zero fucking reason four years ago then he'd have been gone a long time ago, giving whatever new, hopefully competent coach we replace him with plenty of time to keep Brown in town.  I can't see it happening now, barring Shaka continuing to coach here after this season, which is something much more horrific and dire than simply losing a transcendent player from your own city. 

Edited November 30, 2019 by Goo Punch

[gclass 120]

^^^ hey shaka, you may want to try a new breakfast cereal.  you got REAL LUCKY today!

[gclass 120]

33 minutes ago, Catdaddyhorn said:

Hmm GBJr literally said GBIII isn’t coming if Shaka is not the coach.

^^^ oh really?  well this seems like a veiled threat in order for "gb jr." to coax his son over to CHRIS BEARD'S TECH team.  no one collegiate player should ever become so very significant the he/she can direct an entire program.