and you can bet this is EXACTLY what Jim has started angling for..Originally Posted by Brian96
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and you can bet this is EXACTLY what Jim has started angling for..
Ahem. I refer you to the title of this thread...:icon_wink:Unreal!
Jim's gotta go but so does Jack and the sooner the better. He's a loser with a loser mentality. He's been the coach of our "little school" for way, way, WAY too long.
Man I had so many questions. One I was going to ask how he felt about our offense being so simple that the Boise announcers last week were able to predict what we were doing by halftime, and if he was going to change it up somehow, but since I missed the show last week I didn't know if it had been asked already. I also wanted to ask him about his comparison of Zac to Terry Bradshaw if he really thought they were comparable in talent. The reason I didn't ask about the punt is because he already answered that question at the qb club, so I knew what his answer would be. So, I decided to see what I could get him to say about the WAC plan and if he thought it would allow him to be more successful and if he thought Oakes would implement it, plus I wanted to get it out on the air about DR signing to it. We now know why Oakes and DR didn't sign off on the Baylor deal. They aren't worried about the WAC enforcing the plan.
Bick also said, the reason why we struggled on offense was because Idaho changed up their defense a little. DUH!!!! EARTH TO JACK....EARTH TO JACK.....
What, did they add a 12th man? What a moron... "hey, that safety's not supposed to be there!"
Maybe it was the dreaded 7-5 defense that threw the offense off.
Hilarious. Sad but hilarious.
Did Jack really get through the show without having to answer about the punt?
I think they only took 4 calls, but no one ever asked about the punt. I tried calling for at least 30 minutes and finally gave up.
SOFTBALL:
2003 16-42 Overall 6-14 in conference
2004 27-33 Overall 10-11 in conference
2005 18-47 Overall 4-17 in conference
2006 18-31 Overall 5-11 in conference
Volleyball:
2001 8-20 overall 0-13 in conference
2002 19-16 overall 4-9 in conference
2003 16-15 overall 4-9 in conference
2004 6-21 overall 1-12 in conference
2005 15-18 overall 2-14 in conference
2006 currently 6-17 overall 0-6 in conference
Tennis:
2003 5-10 overall Swept 4 times
2004 9-11 overall Swept 2 times
2005 8-11 overall Swept once
2006 4-14 overall Swept 12 (twelve) times*
* Played our NCAA Division I matches at the local High School
In 2002 or 03 the decision was made to add Women's bowling to our NCAA Division I and WAC program. This decision has us competing against the following institutions:
Mississippi Valley State
Jackson State
Alabama State
Grambling State
Prairie View A&M
Texas Southern
Southern University
The most recent hires to the Administrative Staff have a combined 0 years experience at other Division I institutions. Here are the bios straight from the LATECHSPORTS web site.
Ticket Manager: Brenda Milton returns for her second year as Louisiana Tech’s ticket manager after serving the previous six years as men’s basketball secretary.
As Louisiana Tech moves to a computerized ticketing system, Milton’s primary responsibilities will be implementing the new system, dispersing tickets and handling seating arrangements for all of Tech’s athletic programs.
Prior to joining the Louisiana Tech Athletics Department, Milton worked in the corporate banking industry before spending four years working with in the Louisiana Tech Continuing Education Center.
Milton, who is also an accompanist at Cook Baptist Church, is married to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance and Investment Specialist Bryan Milton. The couple has three sons, Brandon, a Louisiana Tech graduate, Josh, a Louisiana Tech graduate, and Jared, a senior at Louisiana Tech.
Marketing Director:
Leah Beasley begins her first year as the marketing sales director in the Louisiana Tech athletic department.
Some of Beasley’s responsibilities include game management supervision, coordinating the booking of many of the halftime activities for Tech home events, serving as the main liaison between the Tech Athletic Department and the Tech student body and faculty and staff, as well as working closely with many of the coaches for marketing ideas for their programs.
Beasley lettered for four years at Louisiana Tech as an outfielder on the Lady Techster softball team, earning academic All-WAC honors every season.
The Ruston, La., native earned her bachelor’s degree in marketing in May of 2005 and her master’s degree in marketing this past August.
Fundraiser:
Jimmy Hand begins his first year as the Director of Athletic Advancement for Louisiana Tech University Athletic Department.
The Longview, Texas, native and Louisiana Tech University graduate’s main responsibility is to develop and maintain corporate sponsorships and individual contributions for the Louisiana Tech Athletic Department.
Hand's responsibilities on football game days include overseeing Tailgate Alley, the Tech Team Shop, and the skyboxes at Aillet Stadium, and overseeing the Tech Team Shop at the Thomas Assembly Center at men’s and women’s home basketball games.
Prior to coming to Louisiana Tech, Hand spent six years coaching and teaching at Cedar Creek School in Ruston and at Leander High School in Leander, Texas. He served eight years as a research assistant in the process and atmospheric chemistry division of Radian International LLC in Austin, Texas.
Hand then went back to school and completed a master’s degree in biology and is currently completing his PhD. in School Improvement, both at Texas State University – San Marcos. While at Texas State, Hand coordinated and taught biology labs, worked with pre-service teachers as the Director of the Mastery Learning Lab and worked with the National Center of School Improvement.
Hand is a four-year letterman for the Louisiana Tech football team from 1980 through 1983.
He is married to the former April Michael, a 1987 Louisiana Tech graduate. They reside in Homer, La.
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