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Thread: Ron Prince to be a Chief's coach?

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    Default Ron Prince to be a Chief's coach?

    I don't see how this could have any truth to it. Ron Prince would not be a popular pick as any kind of coach for the Chiefs. K-State put up some points at times this past season, but they had a weak run game and no defense. In fact, they got dominated at the line on both sides of the ball. OK, I guess maybe we would take him as a special teams coach, but nothing more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    He is a black coach. They made a big deal about his firing after such a short time. The media pointed out what a small number of black coaches there are in the NCAA and how he should have been given more time. Charles Barkley even spoke out about it.

    In my opinion it is ridiculous for anybody to be hired or fired or even interviewed because of the color of their skin. If we are all truely equal then we wouldn't even be talking about this. When is the last time you heard somebody complain that red heads don't get a fair amount of coaching jobs compared to people with brown hair? The color of a person's skin should be as irrelevant as the color of their hair.
    Yep, huge fan and student here, but I don't pay attention to the media. To me he just looked really tan, and I agree, skin color shouldn't matter and in Prince's case it didn't, he destroyed the KSU program. Some of my favorite coaches right now are black -- Mike Tomlin--

    Btw, what did Barkley say about Prince's firing? I know he's said some pretty radical stuff about other topics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    He is a black coach. They made a big deal about his firing after such a short time. The media pointed out what a small number of black coaches there are in the NCAA and how he should have been given more time. Charles Barkley even spoke out about it.

    In my opinion it is ridiculous for anybody to be hired or fired or even interviewed because of the color of their skin. If we are all truely equal then we wouldn't even be talking about this. When is the last time you heard somebody complain that red heads don't get a fair amount of coaching jobs compared to people with brown hair? The color of a person's skin should be as irrelevant as the color of their hair.

    Well said, Thank You....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chief Tyler View Post

    Btw, what did Barkley say about Prince's firing? I know he's said some pretty radical stuff about other topics.
    He was mostly upset that Auburn didn't hire a black coach. He went on to talk about the lack of quality opportunities for black coaches at major colleges. He used Kansas State as an example of a place where you can't win consistently, thus saying Prince never had a chance to succeed (or at least that's how I read it).

    Charles Barkley outraged by Auburn Tigers' hiring of Gene Chizik - ESPN

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    Quote Originally Posted by Satch View Post
    Wait a minute. It sounds like you are describing Herm.
    Never thought of it like that!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildcat View Post
    He was mostly upset that Auburn didn't hire a black coach. He went on to talk about the lack of quality opportunities for black coaches at major colleges. He used Kansas State as an example of a place where you can't win consistently, thus saying Prince never had a chance to succeed (or at least that's how I read it).

    Charles Barkley outraged by Auburn Tigers' hiring of Gene Chizik - ESPN
    Haha, not that I buy into a word of what Barkley says if it is something other than basketball, but KSU was the winningest program in college football for a period of 10 or 12 years, starting in the early 90's. They had down seasons throughout Snyder's career, but to use them as an example of an inconsistent program and the reason for Prince's failure is complete trash.

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    thats turrrrible

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