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Slick Rick would be a huge mistake.
Not only does he not fit the Georgia Institute of Technology image of its leaders...he would be a huge risk.
1) We are just coming off probation...we have to stay absolutely lily white clean for 10 years or risk MAJOR punishment. The NCAA despises Slick Rick...they and the media would be scrutinizing everything he did if he returned...and I am not convinced that he could withstand the temptation to do something stupid.
2) Say he stayed clean...say he was successful for two year straight...he would give us the middle finger and be gone in two shakes. The guy has no interest in the greater good and pride required to represent an academic emphasized football program like Georgia Tech.
3) His questionable background?...
- Colorado- He was an assistant to Bill McCartney at Colorado where they lost complete control of the team and all types of God-awful stuff happened to set off their long decline. As the head coach at Colorado...he left the program to Gary Barnett to clean up over 50 (FIFTY) recruiting violations that occurred during the New-weasel tenure.
- Just overall poor judgement- the New York Daily News reported in 1999 that he had attended a party hosted by convicted racketeer Dominick "Donny Shacks" Montemarano. And not long after he came here, Neuheisel made a doubleentendre reference to the female anatomy while speaking in a UW classroom.
- Washington- The NCAA also cited the football program for undercharging recruits and their parents for rides in a 65-foot yacht and other private boats between 2000 and 2003, and for allowing impermissible contact between a football booster and recruits. Washington had already imposed several punishments on itself following an internal investigation of the football program -- including limiting the number of expense-paid visits recruits can make to the campus in the 2004-05 academic year from 56 to 48. The university also said it would not use watercraft to recruit student-athletes in '04-05. The NCAA extended each of those penalties through 2005-06.
I could go on and on and on....or just google away yourself...there is tons of stuff out there showing poor judgement. Imagine what was not discovered????!!!!
Not only does he not fit the Georgia Institute of Technology image of its leaders...he would be a huge risk.
1) We are just coming off probation...we have to stay absolutely lily white clean for 10 years or risk MAJOR punishment. The NCAA despises Slick Rick...they and the media would be scrutinizing everything he did if he returned...and I am not convinced that he could withstand the temptation to do something stupid.
2) Say he stayed clean...say he was successful for two year straight...he would give us the middle finger and be gone in two shakes. The guy has no interest in the greater good and pride required to represent an academic emphasized football program like Georgia Tech.
3) His questionable background?...
- Colorado- He was an assistant to Bill McCartney at Colorado where they lost complete control of the team and all types of God-awful stuff happened to set off their long decline. As the head coach at Colorado...he left the program to Gary Barnett to clean up over 50 (FIFTY) recruiting violations that occurred during the New-weasel tenure.
- Just overall poor judgement- the New York Daily News reported in 1999 that he had attended a party hosted by convicted racketeer Dominick "Donny Shacks" Montemarano. And not long after he came here, Neuheisel made a doubleentendre reference to the female anatomy while speaking in a UW classroom.
- Washington- The NCAA also cited the football program for undercharging recruits and their parents for rides in a 65-foot yacht and other private boats between 2000 and 2003, and for allowing impermissible contact between a football booster and recruits. Washington had already imposed several punishments on itself following an internal investigation of the football program -- including limiting the number of expense-paid visits recruits can make to the campus in the 2004-05 academic year from 56 to 48. The university also said it would not use watercraft to recruit student-athletes in '04-05. The NCAA extended each of those penalties through 2005-06.
I could go on and on and on....or just google away yourself...there is tons of stuff out there showing poor judgement. Imagine what was not discovered????!!!!