Hate chris beard all you want but hes a top 5 college coach possibly top 3.
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No he's not. Stop it.Hate chris beard all you want but hes a top 5 college coach possibly top 3.
In terms of pure coaching and nothing outside of that spectrum i believe he absolutely is he had ole miss a perennial dumpster fire in the top 25 this year. If youre looking to hire a coach you can do much worse than beard. Again if you want to hate him for off the court things thats fine.No he's not. Stop it.
Who the hell bites anymore?The bite marks, bruises and cuts maybe.
I wasn't invovled in the Ray Rice fiasco, nor do I know the full story for a brief video clip? Evidently you're an expert on it, much like with the Chris Beard situation.Was Ray Rice acting in self defense? We saw that video, she hit him and he hit her. In this case there was evidence of bite marks, as well as cuts and bruises on her face and legs. Once she realized the guy she was engaged to was about to lose his high paying job, she recanted. They evidence of him biting her, cutting her and bruising her was there.
Some of you think a lot more of this guy than he is worth. Too many other better ones out there. To my knowledge they do not beat women and leave bite marks..
Accusing someone of something with no facts or evidence seems a lot more ignorant.No disrespect, but this entire comment drips of ignorance about what really happens during domestic abuse. Her recanting her story follows the script of high profile/famous domestic abuse perfectly.
Nope, I'm not a God, just a man here. But thank you!My God lol
Gotta have that pedigree to be a patent attorney, fyi.Not only a lawyer but an engineer too! Crazy smart to go into 2 completely unrelated fields. I know lawyers can have a variety of undergrad degrees but I haven’t met too many engineer lawyers before. Most are History, English, political science types. I bet he has a minor in Physics as well.
Beard would kill it at UK. He was never convicted of anything, so not sure why he wouldn't be considered.
I'm guessing you haven't been in many law schools then. Engineering is actually a very common undergrad and/or master's degree for law students. Particularly in more of the technology/computer age. A lot of money can be made tying in those degrees with IP law, Property law, Business law, mergers and Acquisitions, startups and ventures capitalist. However, that also requires knowledge of tax law, securities regulations, national security law and several other areas. If you look at the firm Wilmer Hale, they do a lot of work with silicone valley, and many of their attorneys had engineering and science backgrounds. Also, check the in house counsels for many of your technology businesses and their backgrounds. You will find they also have engineering of science backgrounds.Not only a lawyer but an engineer too! Crazy smart to go into 2 completely unrelated fields. I know lawyers can have a variety of undergrad degrees but I haven’t met too many engineer lawyers before. Most are History, English, political science types. I bet he has a minor in Physics as well.
I read that she was forced to resign from her job as a HS volleyball coach for abusing her players.So 1 of them is crazy. Gonna guess he is, but she ain't leaving the money. Do they have kids? Child support cures this.
OJ would be an upgrade over CalOJ wasn't convicted of anything either.
Depends on the situation lolTo be fair, domestic violence is a douche move.
I get it. He’s elevated programs quickly and has been to a title game. Not on my short list like I said, but we could do a lot worse when the time comes.why are people so high on him? i don't get it.
Save your breath man. Some people would still watch a woman beat the piss out of a dude and the second he got physical with her to protect himself, it's game over. He screwed up, but it's not nearly as bad as was initially made out to be.He wasn't. Nor did his victims recant.
To be guilty, yea! That's kind of how the courts work in the US.
Also, his fiance recanted and basically admitted he acted in self-defense.
Trew said Beard was acting in self-defense and she “doesn’t believe Chris was trying to intentionally harm me in any way.”
“Chris and I are deeply saddened that we have brought negative attention upon our family, friends, and the University of Texas, among others,” the statement said. “As Chris’ fiancée and biggest supporter, I apologize for the role I played in this unfortunate event. I realize that my frustration, when breaking his glasses, initiated a physical struggle between Chris and myself.”
Typically, KXAN doesn’t publically name alleged victims of domestic violence, but in this case, Trew agreed to be named publically, according to Associated Press.
“Chris did not strangle me, and I told that to law enforcement that evening. Chris has stated that he was acting in self-defense, and I do not refute that. I do not believe Chris was trying to intentionally harm me in any way. It was never my intent to have him arrested or prosecuted. We appreciate everyone’s support and prayers during this difficult time,” Trew’s statement said
So, which statement of hers do you choose to beleive?
This made me laugh out loud in the middle of a high school classroom. So awesome.I'm 87 and was married a long time before my wife passed. I told her she was crazy and she told me the same thing, but we never bit each other, at least not when we were mad.
I'm more ammused by the fact these people think they know the facts and circumstances based off media reports, which many of them routinely decry as fake news and unreliable. Until of course it's something they want to agree with.Save your breath man. Some people would still watch a woman beat the piss out of a dude and the second he got physical with her to protect himself, it's game over. He screwed up, but it's not nearly as bad as was initially made out to be.
Got a cousin that's an engineer (mechanical, I think) and got an MBA. I was super confused by the move. Then he found this niche market and basically quadrupled his pay in a few years. Crazy.Not only a lawyer but an engineer too! Crazy smart to go into 2 completely unrelated fields. I know lawyers can have a variety of undergrad degrees but I haven’t met too many engineer lawyers before. Most are History, English, political science types. I bet he has a minor in Physics as well.
Right? It's almost like people just believe what they want to believe. If it fits their agenda, they'll take anything at face value. If it doesn't, then no chance it's true. They literally will believe what was said by the woman in one moment, then not believe her another moment.I'm more ammused by the fact these people think they know the facts and circumstances based off media reports, which many of them routinely decry as fake news and unreliable. Until of course it's something they want to agree with.
They also beleive what she initially said to police, but don't beleive what she said after the fact. So, again, they beleive what they want to be true and not want they don't want to be true.
Then there is the whole innocent until proven guilty thing that evidently doesn't exist in their America. Now, if the shoe was on their foot, they of course would be innocent and think the system is out to screw them.
Something I’m seeing out there that I’m not seeing on here. He’s not really on my list, but he would accept the UK job in a heartbeat if he ever got the call.
I read that she was forced to resign from her job as a HS volleyball coach for abusing her players.
More so public pressure and needing to demonstrate cause was met.This statement from Texas speaks volumes.
It also said that the letter sent from Minton showed that Beard did not understand the significance of his behavior, which the university described as a "lack of self-awareness" and "yet another failure of judgment that makes Mr. Beard unfit to serve as head coach at our university."
Beard had the #7 team in the nation when this happened, and Texas still fired him with cause even after she recanted her story. It's not like the program was struggling and they were looking for an excuse to get rid of him without paying his buyout. I'm guessing that Texas did some digging and found something or several somethings they didn't like and made the call to cut him loose. "Lack of self-awareness" and "yet another failure of judgement" can be a disastrous combination for someone who is the face of one of your major athletic programs.
I know a few people who fit that profile including 2 in my family.Not only a lawyer but an engineer too! Crazy smart to go into 2 completely unrelated fields.
That is hilarious.
That’s sweet. Engineers can make a killing for sure. This chick I knew in high school, her dad owned a business that designed and built bridges. He was loaded.Got a cousin that's an engineer (mechanical, I think) and got an MBA. I was super confused by the move. Then he found this niche market and basically quadrupled his pay in a few years. Crazy.
Cool just seemed weird to me, especially for someone his age.I'm guessing you haven't been in many law schools then. Engineering is actually a very common undergrad and/or master's degree for law students. Particularly in more of the technology/computer age. A lot of money can be made tying in those degrees with IP law, Property law, Business law, mergers and Acquisitions, startups and ventures capitalist. However, that also requires knowledge of tax law, securities regulations, national security law and several other areas. If you look at the firm Wilmer Hale, they do a lot of work with silicone valley, and many of their attorneys had engineering and science backgrounds. Also, check the in house counsels for many of your technology businesses and their backgrounds. You will find they also have engineering of science backgrounds.
Computer science degrees are also very common. Much of today's legal climate focuses on digital crimes and torts, and the regulation of it moving forward.
Can you explain why he was fired at UT? Obviously you do not think he did anything wrong. If you had paid attention you would know there was plenty of evidence, including bite marks, bruises etc. Plus the fact 911 was called. I do not want him as coach. I will never accept him as a coach at UK. Oh yeah, He wasnt successful at Mississippi this past year. If he had scheduled real teams the first part of the year, he would have had a horrible losing season.I wasn't invovled in the Ray Rice fiasco, nor do I know the full story for a brief video clip? Evidently you're an expert on it, much like with the Chris Beard situation.
Was Rice convicted?
He has been pretty successful everywhere he has been with that style.
Do you have any evidence he did what you're accusing him of?
Accusing someone of something with no facts or evidence seems a lot more ignorant.
It's also especially ignorant to think all domestic abuse incidents are the same or have the same outcomes.
Some of you all truly believe that being accused means automatic guilt. Very strange.
I just thought it was funny. Not only am I a lawyer, I’m also an engineer. Like damn did you get a physics degree on the side as well? That is a lot of work and someone who is definitely intelligent.Gotta have that pedigree to be a patent attorney, fyi.
Public pressure and outcry.Can you explain why he was fired at UT? Obviously you do not think he did anything wrong. If you had paid attention you would know there was plenty of evidence, including bite marks, bruises etc. Plus the fact 911 was called. I do not want him as coach. I will never accept him as a coach at UK. Oh yeah, He wasnt successful at Mississippi this past year. If he had scheduled real teams the first part of the year, he would have had a horrible losing season.
What has he done to prove he's top 5? He had a really fantastic 2 year stretch at Texas Tech but other than that it's been underwhelming in my opinion. Like how do you put him above Izzo, Drew, Few, Hurley, Sampson, (I can't stand the next two) Pearl, or Pitino? I could think of more accomplished coaches if need be.In terms of pure coaching and nothing outside of that spectrum i believe he absolutely is he had ole miss a perennial dumpster fire in the top 25 this year. If youre looking to hire a coach you can do much worse than beard. Again if you want to hate him for off the court things thats fine.
True. I am convinced of his guilt. All evidence, and there was evidence, indicate that he was guilty. Fair? Maybe not. But I dont want the creep anywhere around UK basketball. There are too many good choices out there without choosing a woman beater and biter, fact or fiction. Why are you beating his drum so loud?Public pressure and outcry.
911 calls don't prove abuse happened. Particularly when the victim later says it didn't.
Additionally, victims have been known to cause their own bruises and bites marks, or try to claim a mark caused by something else is bite mark. Beard can also inadvertently cause bruises by trying to defend himself.
Can you show us this evidence? Have you actually seen any of it? Have you spoken to the officers involved or anyone with actual firsthand knowledge?
I don’t know if he did or didn't do anything wrong, which is why it would be incredibly ignorant of me to assume he did. I am going off what the victim has stated and the fact he wasn't prosecuted for it.
You seem convinced of his guilt without having any involvement, simply based on news reports.
He did pretty well for a coach taking over a team in his first year.
To be honest, how you feel won't really matter to the people making the decision.
Cal should write a book called "If I won it"OJ would be an upgrade over Cal
Pretty big red flag, to say the leastThis statement from Texas speaks volumes.
It also said that the letter sent from Minton showed that Beard did not understand the significance of his behavior, which the university described as a "lack of self-awareness" and "yet another failure of judgment that makes Mr. Beard unfit to serve as head coach at our university."
Beard had the #7 team in the nation when this happened, and Texas still fired him with cause even after she recanted her story. It's not like the program was struggling and they were looking for an excuse to get rid of him without paying his buyout. I'm guessing that Texas did some digging and found something or several somethings they didn't like and made the call to cut him loose. "Lack of self-awareness" and "yet another failure of judgement" can be a disastrous combination for someone who is the face of one of your major athletic programs.
What evidence? What have you seen? What of that isn't disputable?True. I am convinced of his guilt. All evidence, and there was evidence, indicate that he was guilty. Fair? Maybe not. But I dont want the creep anywhere around UK basketball. There are too many good choices out there without choosing a woman beater and biter, fact or fiction. Why are you beating his drum so loud?