True story that most don't know - healthcare and cities are STILL getting covid emergency money. Another round for healthcare was just renewed. Not sure about cities.
So when you keep wondering why healthcare completely got on board with the covid scam - thats why.
He did have a 10 and an 11 win season there, but things seem to unwind quickly the last two years and they dumped him. But I agree with you that he would probably not be the guy for UK.
The way this season has gone, EKU would be beat Alabama, then Texas, and we'd beat EKU by 1. Then we'd get beat by Ohio U, and Ohio U and EKU would play a 156-153 overtime thriller--for the National Championship
To be fair he killed it at miss state which is a similar type program and at Florida he would have been in this new playoff every year but one I believe. It wasn’t like he was bad at Florida.
How about someone that did pretty darned good at Mississippi St? Back when the West was FAR superior to the East. I'd say Hail St and UK are solid comparisons, no? At least as far as difficulty to succeed.
Ironically when he was at Mississippi State people were saying "if he can win 8 games at State just think what he could do with Florida talent".
My take is Mullen is a good coach and Florida just gave up on him too quickly. He would be a low risk pick for UK, but I would rather they shot for someone with higher risk but higher potential rewards like Sumrall.
Well, considering we've only had a total of three senators since 1998 and incumbents typically win. McConnel winning in 1984 was the first time since the 50's an incumbent got beat. I just see that seat as vulnerable if we don't put forth strong candidates.
Ironically when he was at Mississippi State people were saying "if he can win 8 games at State just think what he could do with Florida talent".
My take is Mullen is a good coach and Florida just gave up on him too quickly. He would be a low risk pick for UK, but I would rather they shot for someone with higher risk but higher potential rewards like Sumrall who is in the upward climb of his career and is highly motivated and energetic. Mullen is a good coach but I'm just am not a fan for these retread situations, they sometimes work out but it just seems nothing spectacular ever emerges.
How about someone that did pretty darned good at Mississippi St? Back when the West was FAR superior to the East. I'd say Hail St and UK are solid comparisons, no? At least as far as difficulty to succeed.
I think they are fair comparisons as far as the programs...he had 1 season where they finished above .500 in the SEC and an overall 33-39 record in conference. I think he's a decent coach, but I don't believe he is the guy to try and get us to the next level. Probably similar results to Stoops tbh. How many guys get fired for performance by P4 programs and succeed elsewhere? That list is probably pretty small.
