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The guy should go into politics. He would run a positive campaign, he would try hard and make the people feel good. And no matter what his opponent says, the spin master will turn it into a positive. Of course, he may lose because he will tell everyone how great his opponent is and how they deserved to win.
Alright, I know we've all had our frustrations this year and the team is a big embarassment. D-Mac is a very big part of that. Etc, etc.
But we aught to have a little more respect toward him.
For Dan and the seniors, I hope a good crowd shows up when they play their last game.
Although I sincerely doubt he'd take the demotion, I think it would be interesting to see Mac as a D-coordinator. I have a feeling he's going to wind up in the athletics office working for Pollard, much like what happened with Bobby Douglas
Do I hear "Director of Football Operations?"
Mac would never take the demotion and I can't imagine him taking an office job either. He's a coach - it's in his blood and he's not close to retirement like Douglas.
D-Mac would be a perfect Assistant/Associate Head Coach. Too bad it won't be in Ames.
He will live in a van down by the river
Nice one, Lastplace. I've often thought of Mac as "that" guy.
Seriously though, why would Mac want to take a lesser role in the dept? He surely has enough $$ to be financially stable unless he plans on living until he's 250 years old.
1.1 mil/year was said to be larceny, however it is a felony under ay state law.
I see him moving the the Mid-American Conference, he could really do some special things being .500 each year in that conference. Miami of Ohio at 1-9 might be looking for a new coach and he would fit in great there.
Coach Mac is a great person cares about ISU and his players, but he just can't let his assitants take him down
That's true. Unless they build a custom-made office for Spin DMC where he has a long corridor to pace back and forth and clap repeatedly, I don't think he would feel at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by ISUFan22