If the same logic had been used when he was hired we would not be here asking the question today. Somebody remind me why he was hired. Oh yeah, irrational idol worship of his daddy.

I understand his dad was an amazing coach and he has learned alot from that. I prefer the path his brother Scott is taking by coaching a college in a smaller conference who has already been to the NCAA's 2 more times than Sean and has beaten Kansas. Yet i agree with OSUDN we should honor the contract and see what he can do with these guys. Oh and if history is correct I read about a coach at a southern college with an amazing tradition who was hired and went 32-50 in his first 3 years. Since then he has won 3 national titles made numerous title games and has right now 793 wins. His name is Coach K at Duke. Give Sutton some more time!

Sean Sutton was looking like his dad after a three day bender...sweaty & hung over.

World Picker:

I am certain someone would hire Sean Sutton now. There is absolutely no chance he is totally 'unhirable' as you suggest. Of course, finding someone to take over his job, well, that's quite another story, isn't it.

You have been somewhat quiet since the OSU women's team has lost 4 straight, and OSU has crumbled, and OU women's team beat Baylor and the OU men beat OSU. Proves that I have been right all along.

It can't be a coincidence that your column shrinks by about 50% when you don't bash OU.

Yep, I was right all along. You are a fan bigot with minimal talent, little knowlege of sports and less objectivity.

You should be fired.

OSUNDN: You say you want the length of an employment contract to be 'honored' by both parties. If that were made a part of the contract, wouldn't it make the coach an indentured servant? Isn't that illegal, even in Stillwater?

NITWITTER, How can one be an indentured servant if both parties of the contract agree on a monetary payment? Now, I know in Norman, OK, the OU players enter into a contract and get paid without working, but aren't most indentured servants bound by contract to work without pay? Do us a favor NITWIT, know what you're talking about before you post. Pickers' column doesn't shrink by 50% when he doesn't bash OU. It does increase 50% when he does because it hurts your feelings and you have to get on here to let everyone know. Your not very smart are you?

OSUNDN: If you force someone to work for you, then they are an indentured servant, even in Norman.

"Honor" and "coaches contracts" in the same sentence? It is obvious that you believe in the tooth fairy, the goodness of mankind and the objectivity of World Picker.
Wanna buy a bridge in Brooklyn?

You need to change your underwear, it seems to be in a wad. You can call World Picker to come help you. (Oops, the image may have blunted the sting of that one.)

World Picker's column is full of hate, obsessed with sarcastic OU bashing, and not much more. That is why you love him so much. Are you two going steady?

Obviously, neither of you can handle someone standing up to your infantile, high school type put downs.

OU bashing doesn't hurt my feelings. OU is World Picker's obsession and your obsession, not mine.

But, your reactions make it clear you and World Picker can dish it out but you can't take it.

And I have been right all along.

But I digress. Who's your pick for the Super Bowl? Jaguars or Green Bay?

JWW: Where you been all this time?

TU people: What about that great moral victory versus Memphis now?

Picker: So sorry to disappoint. I have been busy firing up my smoker for ribs + work obilgations. Snow? Bah! It'll be 60 come Sunday. Invite still open. I'm more a NFL guy than college, but racking my brain to come up with up an example of a college coach fired from one school who had success at another school. There has to be one out there, but I am drawing a blank. Help!

JWM: Ron Zook got fired from Florida and seems to have turned Illinois around, but thats the only one i can think off.