Enough.

If they can't get anything else right, can the Dooley supporters please stop with the nonsense about Dooley being an attorney? It's meaningless. You know what law school prepares you for? Practicing law. The idea that it somehow makes Dooley more likely to succeed is insane. You know who else had a law degree? Quin Snyder. Ask Missouri how much that prestigious JD from Duke helped him win in Columbia.

 

Speaking of enough....I've had enough of people saying "well who are you going to get if you fire Dooley!?!?" When I say Dooley has to go.

 

Reaching for straws. The last one.

 

I say this as someone with an advanced degree myself, typically, it's only those without any college experience who overestimate the transference of all-around knowledge that it largely fails to provide.

That he is a lawyer is of no more consequence to his current occupation than if he were an astronaut.

 

Obviously a fool. Dooley would dominate in space.

 

He would critique the moon's orbit and give Saturn some much needed shower discipline

 

But he talks so purdy....

 

Y'all are underestimating our Dools. I bet he's also got them well drilled on the applicable AA Bylaws for student athletes. I am confident that training was given immediately following the instruction on proper showering techniques. So we now have properly clean players from a physical and rules sense. Gives us a leg up in recruiting 3* talent. Which is why he needs more time. Another 4 years and he will have built the best Boise State roster ever. Book it.

 

Agree. Completing a graduate degree -- I've got a few myself -- says more about work ethic than intelligence. And all of us lawyers, doctors, dentists, etc... remember some of the idiots that got degrees alongside us?

 

I don't have anything past a BS but I work every day (at UT) with people who have advanced degrees and people who are in the process of getting them. So yeah a lot of very good intelligent people get them, but Lordy, there's some head shakers too.

 

Nazis from the moon

 

I'm getting to see this first hand. It's almost scary.

 

Smart people rise to the top, regardless of education.

 

I worry about someone who would waste their time getting a law degree if they wanted to be a football coach.

 

It could be worse: like being a sportstalk radio personality with a law degree.

 

The general vibe I get about this is that deep down Dooley wants to be his own man and not live off his daddy's coattails, which is respectable. I think going to law school was just another way to do it and finally he just realized (or admitted) that he just wanted to coach football.

Now, we can argue whether in reality whether he's lived off daddy's coattails or not, especially when you throw Barbara' big mouth into it, but that is still the vibe I get.

 

"That which seperates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools" I don't know if it has any relivance in this thread but I thought it was purdy....

 

Clay gets on me nerves but at least I can turn the station, wish the same could be said for Dooley.

 

I thought he was talking about Hat.

 

So did I.