swish7
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I am certainly not happy. Sorta ambivalent. It's quite a different feeling from the Louisville loss. I want to see the Marrone experiment work. I like certainty, and this win confirmed for me that until further notice, and contradictory to the opines of my many posters here, the Marrone thing is certainly an experiment.
I guess I feel this way because as someone who has been downsized a few times in my career, P getting this win, is what I would want to see myself do against one of my former company's if I ever came up against them. Plus it is P, who was a Syracuse legend, and is a good man.
I've seen this a few times in business, the old CEO (P) gets run off and ridiculed. The new CEO (G) comes aboard and says all the right things. People fall all over themselves declaring the tides turned, before the guy has even coached a game or laid out a business strategy. Then he fails, and the cycle repeats. It's too bad the P thing ever had to fail. SU didn't invest enough, he was too stubborn/loyal to failing coaches, and the Vick/Nunes switcheroo was really the perfect storm. Couldn't get much worse.
I guess I feel this way because as someone who has been downsized a few times in my career, P getting this win, is what I would want to see myself do against one of my former company's if I ever came up against them. Plus it is P, who was a Syracuse legend, and is a good man.
I've seen this a few times in business, the old CEO (P) gets run off and ridiculed. The new CEO (G) comes aboard and says all the right things. People fall all over themselves declaring the tides turned, before the guy has even coached a game or laid out a business strategy. Then he fails, and the cycle repeats. It's too bad the P thing ever had to fail. SU didn't invest enough, he was too stubborn/loyal to failing coaches, and the Vick/Nunes switcheroo was really the perfect storm. Couldn't get much worse.