ColoradoHusk
Heisman Trophy Winner
As a sophomore!!! And he lost the election as an incumbent his Junior year.And Brandon Walsh - President of the student body.
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As a sophomore!!! And he lost the election as an incumbent his Junior year.And Brandon Walsh - President of the student body.
Very odd timing. I'm sure he could have waited until after the basketball situation was resolved to announce this. Seems intentional to do on the day many thought a basketball coach would be let go.That's what my gut tells me too. Could be totally unrelated. But in my interactions with Bounds he has always came across as a genuine man who wouldn't budge an inch in the arena of integrity.
That, along with the interesting timing regarding our hoops situation and the past few weeks, it doesn't look great.
Then again, it could just be he's ready to move on.
Do you really think the basketball coach being fired would have an impact on the job of the entire University of Nebraska President?Very odd timing. I'm sure he could have waited until after the basketball situation was resolved to announce this. Seems intentional to do on the day many thought a basketball coach would be let go.
Maybe he was a big Miles fan and disagrees with the change?
Not saying this is why he's leaving but maybe as to why the announcement came when it did.Do you really think the basketball coach being fired would have an impact on the job of the entire University of Nebraska President?
I'm guessing that could be just part of it. There has been smoke with some of Moos antics. And it's been rumored that the support for him is pretty divided at the upper levels of administration/donors.Do you really think the basketball coach being fired would have an impact on the job of the entire University of Nebraska President?
It has to suck dealing with the State trying to get funding for the University system, plus I am sure the Board of Regents has people that are pain in the a$$.He looks like he has aged 10 years from last year's to this year's picture. I would image that there is a lot of stress in his job.
Agreed. I dont think there is anything here to do with the athletic department. Read the article from the World-Herald. To me the contract extension in June with no raise after he had been pleading with the state to provide more financial support to the colleges is likely the nail in the coffin.Do you really think the basketball coach being fired would have an impact on the job of the entire University of Nebraska President?
He is southern guy and this winter might have pushed him over the edge.It has to suck dealing with the State trying to get funding for the University system, plus I am sure the Board of Regents has people that are pain in the a$$.
Bounds is probably not very involved with the basketball decision. He is leaving that to Ronnie Green and Bill Moos, because they actually work for the UNL.I'm guessing that could be just part of it. There has been smoke with some of Moos antics. And it's been rumored that the support for him is pretty divided at the upper levels of administration/donors.
Without having any insight into the situation, I could see whatever is going on around the basketball decision be the straw that broke the camels back for Bounds.
Tim Miles...They say retirements come in threes.
First it was Gronk.
Now it's Hank Bounds.
Who's next?
They say retirements come in threes.
First it was Gronk.
Now it's Hank Bounds.
Who's next?
This tweet and replies under it are interesting. I don't listen to Benning's show though so I'm not sure what the context is.