Re: Taggart FIRED @ FSU
Posted: Mon Nov 04, 2019 4:22 pm
Wow....
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A $17 million buyout. I think it's very evident that he was only thinking about himself and the money. I find it funny that some people stick up for him, saying he inherited a mess of a football program. In reality his numbers were pretty on par with his numbers at Oregon. Cristobal getting Oregon turned around proves it isn't about the attitudes on the team, but rather the coach correcting those attitudes. Taggart's teams are a direct reflection of him.droop10 wrote:In the ESPN article about the firing, something stood out to me. FSU offered Taggart the option to meet with the team after being terminated, and he declined. I understand being fired is difficult and it's probably the last thing anyone would want to do, but if you're selling these kids on being a father figure, etc., I feel like you have to suck it up and at least address the team. I think it's just further evidence that he only thinks about himself, and isn't really invested in the kids. Perhaps I'm biased, but I get the vibe that Cristobal is completely sincere in caring about the kids on his team, and I think it's a big part about why he's so successful in recruiting, and why the team buys into his vision.
He got paid way more than he deserved but that's FSU's damn fault. Unfortunately it's also why I can't laugh as hard at him for being fired from his dream job as I want to, dude got PAID. Sure he inherited a bit of a mess but 2 things will always resonate with me:squintsdd wrote:A $17 million buyout. I think it's very evident that he was only thinking about himself and the money. I find it funny that some people stick up for him, saying he inherited a mess of a football program. In reality his numbers were pretty on par with his numbers at Oregon. Cristobal getting Oregon turned around proves it isn't about the attitudes on the team, but rather the coach correcting those attitudes. Taggart's teams are a direct reflection of him.droop10 wrote:In the ESPN article about the firing, something stood out to me. FSU offered Taggart the option to meet with the team after being terminated, and he declined. I understand being fired is difficult and it's probably the last thing anyone would want to do, but if you're selling these kids on being a father figure, etc., I feel like you have to suck it up and at least address the team. I think it's just further evidence that he only thinks about himself, and isn't really invested in the kids. Perhaps I'm biased, but I get the vibe that Cristobal is completely sincere in caring about the kids on his team, and I think it's a big part about why he's so successful in recruiting, and why the team buys into his vision.
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