(06-25-2016 11:46 AM)BattleCougarRed_88 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:36 AM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:20 AM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 10:21 PM)coogrfan Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 09:58 PM)BearcatJerry Wrote:  Tell me...
Is John Calapari still coaching?
Is Rick Petino still coaching?
Is Bobby Petrino still coaching?
Is Bruce Pearl still coaching?

Win...you will ALWAYS have another shot. It doesn't matter if you lie, cheat, steal, or perhaps even commit a crime. It doesn't matter if you leave your last school and employer in shambles.

Lose...and you're done. If Briles goes somewhere and loses then he's D-O-N-E. But he has at least one guaranteed round left in the magazine at this point.

None of those folks have ever been accused of attempting to cover up multiple sexual assaults.

The scandal at Baylor is Paterno-level stuff. It's very likely that Briles is going to be a defendant in some seriously ugly civil suits. No FBS school is going to want get involved with that.

And if Paterno hadn't had poor health he would of coached again. Briles will go scout in the pro's for a few years (or something comparable) and then comeback. He's too good of coach not to get a second chance. Whether that's morally right or not is irrelevant.

Ya history says a good coach like him will get a job eventually. Its funny how paterno died just as the investigations were coming out. It's almost like he chose death rather than face the consequences of his actions.

Kind of harsh to say he chose death considering he died of lung cancer. I wouldn't wish anyone that.

What I'm saying is there was no news of him being sick or having cancer before the scandal. But as soon the scandal leaked and paterno was shown to be liable, news breaks he has terminal cancer and within days he is dead. It just seemed really convenient for him.

(06-25-2016 02:21 PM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 11:46 AM)BattleCougarRed_88 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:36 AM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:20 AM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 10:21 PM)coogrfan Wrote:  None of those folks have ever been accused of attempting to cover up multiple sexual assaults.

The scandal at Baylor is Paterno-level stuff. It's very likely that Briles is going to be a defendant in some seriously ugly civil suits. No FBS school is going to want get involved with that.

And if Paterno hadn't had poor health he would of coached again. Briles will go scout in the pro's for a few years (or something comparable) and then comeback. He's too good of coach not to get a second chance. Whether that's morally right or not is irrelevant.

Ya history says a good coach like him will get a job eventually. Its funny how paterno died just as the investigations were coming out. It's almost like he chose death rather than face the consequences of his actions.

Kind of harsh to say he chose death considering he died of lung cancer. I wouldn't wish anyone that.

What I'm saying is there was no news of him being sick or having cancer before the scandal. But as soon the scandal leaked and paterno was shown to be liable, news breaks he has terminal cancer and within days he is dead. It just seemed really convenient for him.

I think that's going too far.

Briles is done, briles looks very young for his age but he is already one of the oldest coaches in college football
Briles is way older than petrino when petrinos incident happened

If briles was 7-8 years younger 100% chance he'd have been given a second chance somewhere

His son will get a second chance somewhere though

(06-25-2016 02:36 PM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 02:21 PM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 11:46 AM)BattleCougarRed_88 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:36 AM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:20 AM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  And if Paterno hadn't had poor health he would of coached again. Briles will go scout in the pro's for a few years (or something comparable) and then comeback. He's too good of coach not to get a second chance. Whether that's morally right or not is irrelevant.

Ya history says a good coach like him will get a job eventually. Its funny how paterno died just as the investigations were coming out. It's almost like he chose death rather than face the consequences of his actions.

Kind of harsh to say he chose death considering he died of lung cancer. I wouldn't wish anyone that.

What I'm saying is there was no news of him being sick or having cancer before the scandal. But as soon the scandal leaked and paterno was shown to be liable, news breaks he has terminal cancer and within days he is dead. It just seemed really convenient for him.

I think that's going too far.

Eh maybe but i have a hard time having sympathy for anyone that protects child rapists. As far as I'm concerned they are just as bad as the rapist and deserve nothing.

(06-25-2016 02:21 PM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 11:46 AM)BattleCougarRed_88 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:36 AM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:20 AM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 10:21 PM)coogrfan Wrote:  None of those folks have ever been accused of attempting to cover up multiple sexual assaults.

The scandal at Baylor is Paterno-level stuff. It's very likely that Briles is going to be a defendant in some seriously ugly civil suits. No FBS school is going to want get involved with that.

And if Paterno hadn't had poor health he would of coached again. Briles will go scout in the pro's for a few years (or something comparable) and then comeback. He's too good of coach not to get a second chance. Whether that's morally right or not is irrelevant.

Ya history says a good coach like him will get a job eventually. Its funny how paterno died just as the investigations were coming out. It's almost like he chose death rather than face the consequences of his actions.

Kind of harsh to say he chose death considering he died of lung cancer. I wouldn't wish anyone that.

What I'm saying is there was no news of him being sick or having cancer before the scandal. But as soon the scandal leaked and paterno was shown to be liable, news breaks he has terminal cancer and within days he is dead. It just seemed really convenient for him.

That is true, aside from the surgeries he has had in the past (shoulder, hip, knee and shin) there wasn't any report of him dealing with cancer till 2011. Being an old man with all that stress from the scandal did him in, deteriorated in a blink of an eye.

Briles ends up at UofL at some point...bank on it.

(06-25-2016 07:59 PM)Bearcats#1 Wrote:  Briles ends up at UofL at some point...bank on it.

That would be interesting.

Without a hint of sarcasm, irony, etc...I'm willing to put 10 bucks down that he will be at UT in a couple of years. They'll keep Strong until everything at Baylor dies down and is out of the collective consciousness and they will take Briles.

Briles is around 60 years old and his is going to walk with 20 to 30 million dollars. He doesn't have to work anymore. If does decide to coach again he'll have to wait a couple of years until this thing at Baylor is over before anyone will touch him. Then he will be approaching his mid sixties and only a G5 school with a major rebuilding project might call. Odds are that with the money he is collecting from Baylor, his age, the lay off until this situation is cleared up and goes away, that he is done.

(06-25-2016 02:21 PM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 11:46 AM)BattleCougarRed_88 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:36 AM)Westhoff123 Wrote:  

(06-25-2016 12:20 AM)WhoseHouse? Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 10:21 PM)coogrfan Wrote:  None of those folks have ever been accused of attempting to cover up multiple sexual assaults.

The scandal at Baylor is Paterno-level stuff. It's very likely that Briles is going to be a defendant in some seriously ugly civil suits. No FBS school is going to want get involved with that.

And if Paterno hadn't had poor health he would of coached again. Briles will go scout in the pro's for a few years (or something comparable) and then comeback. He's too good of coach not to get a second chance. Whether that's morally right or not is irrelevant.

Ya history says a good coach like him will get a job eventually. Its funny how paterno died just as the investigations were coming out. It's almost like he chose death rather than face the consequences of his actions.

Kind of harsh to say he chose death considering he died of lung cancer. I wouldn't wish anyone that.

What I'm saying is there was no news of him being sick or having cancer before the scandal. But as soon the scandal leaked and paterno was shown to be liable, news breaks he has terminal cancer and within days he is dead. It just seemed really convenient for him.

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I never like to see someone's career forcefully end but coach Briles knew what was going on, all he cared about was building his own pyramid $$$ and nothing more.

Briles brought this to himself, he's done.

(06-24-2016 07:28 PM)chess Wrote:  I am not that familiar with the situation. Will Briles pick up a new coaching job in a year or two?

Yes. Absolutely without a doubt. He will lay low for a year and some desperate university will call him.

If Bobby Petrino has a job this guy will have no problem coming back.. All he has to do is apologize and blame those around him. Which he will do

(06-27-2016 04:28 PM)First Mate Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 07:28 PM)chess Wrote:  I am not that familiar with the situation. Will Briles pick up a new coaching job in a year or two?

Yes. Absolutely without a doubt. He will lay low for a year and some desperate university will call him.

If Bobby Petrino has a job this guy will have no problem coming back.. All he has to do is apologize and blame those around him. Which he will do

petrino was 10 years younger during his incident... people arent accounting that he is about to turn 61

(06-27-2016 04:36 PM)pesik Wrote:  

(06-27-2016 04:28 PM)First Mate Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 07:28 PM)chess Wrote:  I am not that familiar with the situation. Will Briles pick up a new coaching job in a year or two?

Yes. Absolutely without a doubt. He will lay low for a year and some desperate university will call him.

If Bobby Petrino has a job this guy will have no problem coming back.. All he has to do is apologize and blame those around him. Which he will do

petrino was 10 years younger during his incident... people arent accounting that he is about to turn 61

Good point. Briles is a winner everywhere he's been. Someone will take him in. He's 61 but looks to have the fire of a younger man.

It's sad but the money for winning is so great someone will take him in.

(06-27-2016 04:28 PM)First Mate Wrote:  

(06-24-2016 07:28 PM)chess Wrote:  I am not that familiar with the situation. Will Briles pick up a new coaching job in a year or two?

Yes. Absolutely without a doubt. He will lay low for a year and some desperate university will call him.

If Bobby Petrino has a job this guy will have no problem coming back.. All he has to do is apologize and blame those around him. Which he will do

Apples and oranges. Petrino was guilty of nothing more serious than using his position as HC to get his side piece a state job. That represented legitimate grounds for dismissal, but it ain't a patch on the stuff Briles did.

Briles, his coaches, and BU conspired to cover up sexual assaults, not once but numerous times. As a result both Briles and Baylor are facing NCAA sanctions and a slew of civil suits.

Louisville can hire him, they seems to like questionable character football coaches

He probably could in a year or two despite the Baylor scandal.

I bet he is coaching somewhere in 2017.