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I don’t understand. What facilities? Where are they? And the $2M isn’t renewable so it misses the mark.

I do like their spirit and wish them luck.
 
I don’t understand. What facilities? Where are they? And the $2M isn’t renewable so it misses the mark.

I do like their spirit and wish them luck.
The TEXAS facilities, yo. Can’t you, like, read, pardner?
 
I always thought Slay would find a way to get a D1 program up and running down there. With his credentials you would think interested schools would snag him and build a program around him.
 
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Spent many years in south Texas and wherever you traveled in Texas you could always find a bunch of good athletes; (be it the gulf coast, the valley/border area, the piney-woods east Texas, the hill country central Texas, or the panhandle north Texas). Obviously most/many Texas high school athletes will select and play more conventional sports (i.e. football, baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball). In spite of this wrestling absolutely has a foothold in many communities and certainly has sufficient interest for growth.

Interscholastic and intercollegiate wrestling in the state of Texas really does need more coaching, more clinics, more competition, more instruction, and more support.

Good to see this happening in the Lone Star State.

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Hiring Slay as a head coach would be almost as bad of a choice as Morgan State hiring Kenny Monday
I disagree. We may differ on how good of a technical coach he would be, but you need a name around which you can draw investors and recruits. I think he has such a name in the state of Tx. Just my $.02
 
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I disagree. We may differ on how good of a technical coach he would be, but you need a name around which you can draw investors and recruits. I think he has such a name in the state of Tx. Just my $.02
It’s not his technique that I have an issue with. It’s him. He could get it going and get money into the program but he could never run it effectively
 
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What brings you to this conclusion?
He has a horrible personality for a head coach. Extremely arrogant and only connects with certain athletes. Does no fundraising for PRTC, that’d all Reina. He’s just not a D1 head coach. Plus it’d be a significant pay decrease. He’s making really good money right now and this program won’t be paying like that. There are better candidates
 
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He has a horrible personality for a head coach. Extremely arrogant and only connects with certain athletes. Does no fundraising for PRTC, that’d all Reina. He’s just not a D1 head coach. Plus it’d be a significant pay decrease. He’s making really good money right now and this program won’t be paying like that. There are better candidates
Wow, I've agreed with you multiple times today lol
 
He has a horrible personality for a head coach. Extremely arrogant and only connects with certain athletes. Does no fundraising for PRTC, that’d all Reina. He’s just not a D1 head coach. Plus it’d be a significant pay decrease. He’s making really good money right now and this program won’t be paying like that. There are better candidates
I haven't seen or heard from him in many years now. He use to run a kid's club in Texas and related very well back then with everybody. He only left a positive feeling with me.
 
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