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RE: Georgia State AD Levick to move to new position
(05-30-2014 09:09 AM)Ole Sleepy Wrote:  Well well well. I knew it would be coming, but I hate to see it. As long as Levick was State's AD, there wasn't a chance in hell they would ever be able to compete with us.

Now, not so confident. If they get a go-getter in there like we did with Kleinlein, we may have a some competition.

Here's hoping they sign PeeWee Herman as the next AD.

We might need to be a little worried that they will not find someone like him, but the man himself...big city=more money, we know he is a go-getter. If he wanted to make a name for himself helping us expand and transition, imagine what he could do to his rep by putting out a dumpster fire and spearheading a 9 figure stadium complex type deal.
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