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Post by Alan on Apr 28, 2015 9:15:04 GMT -6
Ben Ingle, Jacob Richard and Darnell Smith named 2015 Ball State football captains.
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Post by Bigfoot on Apr 28, 2015 19:58:30 GMT -6
Good choices for team Captains as these young men lead by example!
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Post by Alan on Apr 29, 2015 15:10:42 GMT -6
Yep! Fourth will be rotated on a game by game basis.
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Post by Bigfoot on Apr 30, 2015 8:35:10 GMT -6
I didn't realize there was a fourth based on a rotational basis but I really like that idea.
Lembo is doing an outstanding job and we are lucky to have him for this long. Glad they have gotten his salary up to the $500,000 level albeit it won't keep a wealthy program from snatching him but may be enough to give him pause before taking a job at say a perennial loser from an historical perspective (think IU).
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Post by BSU Card Fan in AZ on May 1, 2015 9:10:17 GMT -6
I didn't realize there was a fourth based on a rotational basis but I really like that idea. Lembo is doing an outstanding job and we are lucky to have him for this long. Glad they have gotten his salary up to the $500,000 level albeit it won't keep a wealthy program from snatching him but may be enough to give him pause before taking a job at say a perennial loser from an historical perspective (think IU). If nothing else, it creates a better starting point for negotiations with the next coach. Always a next one. If successful, they move on, if not successful, they get let go. Life at a MAC school. Only difference if you get a guy who wants to finish a career, like Solich. I think Pete is creating a much stronger base for success. Problem is everyone else also seems to be improving (in talent and facilities). |
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Post by Bigfoot on May 2, 2015 18:20:07 GMT -6
I didn't realize there was a fourth based on a rotational basis but I really like that idea. Lembo is doing an outstanding job and we are lucky to have him for this long. Glad they have gotten his salary up to the $500,000 level albeit it won't keep a wealthy program from snatching him but may be enough to give him pause before taking a job at say a perennial loser from an historical perspective (think IU). If nothing else, it creates a better starting point for negotiations with the next coach. Always a next one. If successful, they move on, if not successful, they get let go. Life at a MAC school. Only difference if you get a guy who wants to finish a career, like Solich. I think Pete is creating a much stronger base for success. Problem is everyone else also seems to be improving (in talent and facilities). Exactly right and I hope it raises the bar in the MAC when it comes to salary. Facilities much the same but we are in the bottom half without an indoor facility and permanent eastside seating - IMO! |
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