Palmetto Proving Grounds

This guy, I think.

http://www.panthers.com/team/staff/danny-morrison/6fb92926-5ea6-4007-aa5b-3a395b2e81c2

Who did Danny Morrison hire at TCU? I'm legitimately asking, because I don't know. Their two best sports programs (that I've seen) are football and baseball, both of which have had their coaches since Hyman (or perhaps before Hyman) was AD (Patterson was 2000, Schlossnagle was 2003).

he seems like the anti-hyman

Tanner deserves an interview. He deserves consideration. He deserves to have his resume compared to other applicants. His resume isn't in the same league as Morrison's

hyman added or provided a detailed plan for virtually every facilities category in which we were lacking. hyman has built this ship and whoever gets the job will be coming into a great situation and really just has to keep it on course.

This is true. You can't look at a resume and hire based on that alone. I worked for a lady who would hire people based on a resume she hired a 22 yr old kid gave him a raise told us he was a bar setter and he lasted a month. This is one of 4 bad hires she made cause she hired based on the resume and didn't do back ground work and hire based on resume and results from past jobs. You have to hire based on what they have done and what kind of person they are IMO.

The resume is a reflection of a person's relevant experience. Are you saying that resumes aren't important?

I take it you've never hired anyone. A resume is a relevant reflection of someone's history. It's one piece of information to be used when evaluating future employees, certainly not the most important. It's important, but not the end all be all

Yeah, I was thinking of AD's that have their programs in good shape recently, in multiple sports . I was thinking of Vanderbilt's, Wisconsin, Mich ST, Baylor, TCU, Arkansas, Stanford, Mizzou & Loiusville. Just some schools that have had several of their programs do well lately considering their histories & competitions. Idk much about the actual AD's themselves. Maybe you guys could enlighten. What other schools AD's come to mind?

I would also like to know who some are that elevated donations significantly from before they took over, as that's what I believe Hyman understood that our previous ones didn't. All schools in the conference are obviously getting the SEC shared revenue $ from TV contracts & Bowls, etc but what seperates the schools is who can generate donations from their own. JMHO

LSU went thru this and was successful on the AD front as Bertman did a very good job. Smoke laval, not so much as Bertram's succesor in the dugout. But as has been mentioned in other threads, imo Holbrook is no Smoke laval.

It is indeed a slam dunk imo. a slam dunk to hire Ray as AD. He has earned the shot.