fire gundy

I am not a proponent of firing Gundy. I think he has done a much better job than I thought he would. He installed the offensive system that is the system for the foreseeable future in the Big 12. He has consistently made us relevant in the recruiting race and as a result we are now, maybe not as much as we had hoped at this point, still more nationally relevant than we have been since we had two NFL hall of famers at running back. That said, Gundy getting fired is a real possibility. It is still possible that we lose to A&M, Baylor, Mizzou, or Tech. If we lose to any more than one of those and then lose to OU and Texas, he is probably gone.

Obviously this guy hasn't done his homework and knows nothing about neither OSU nor CU.

For one, Coach Mike Gundy is a work in progress, but for the most part OSU fans are happy with the job Mike has done.

He's greatly improved the talent and recruiting just gets better.
His headcoaching is also getting better. One slip-up against Houston is not going to get Mike fired. OSU regained the lead, but then failed to hold it. It wasn't Gundy who laid the ball down nor threw the INT.
OSU should have won that game. Not Gundy's fault.

It would take a complete meltdown for Gundy to be released this year.

Stupid call by the Austin hack.

Now, living in the Rockies, the local CU reports are that Hawkins is solidly backed by the CU admin.
Sure, he's has a couple of disappionting losses already in a year CU was supposed to challenge for the Big 12 North. Now, he could be in trouble if he continues to keep son, Cody, as the starter.

Nepotism is what put the final nail in the OSU headcoaching coffin for Bob Simmonds. Keep playing your son, dispite the fact that there are better players sitting on the bench, will not endure you to team and fans. Once you've lost the team, you've lost it all.

Hawk had better make a change at QB or he's going to lose the support of the rest of CU fans.
Lose the fans and the Admin is soon to follow.

But, CU officials continue to voice great confidence that Hawk is their man.

So, this Austin-American Statesman writer needs to stick to writing what he knows more about -- the best chicken fried steak in Austin and UT football.