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Sully 11-13-2015 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Sully (Post 11880169)
Odom? (Is that why Kul stayed after being passed over?)
Herman?

Anyone?

Bowser 11-13-2015 06:01 PM

Jesus, what a shit show. Is this literally the worst week ever at the University of Missouri?

Jerm 11-13-2015 06:09 PM

Pat Fitzgerald
Justin Fuentes
Kirby Smary

That's where I'd start...

Sully 11-13-2015 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Jerm (Post 11880514)
Pat Fitzgerald
Justin Fuentes
Kirby Smary

That's where I'd start...

I wonder if Smart might be a product of the talent he has had.

Reaper16 11-13-2015 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Sully (Post 11880556)
I wonder if Smart might be a product of the talent he has had.

That's always going to be the worry with Saban disciples.

One benefit of Smart is that Scott Cochran, Alabama's amazing strength & conditioning coach, likely comes along with Smart.

'Hamas' Jenkins 11-13-2015 06:38 PM

While awful that Pinkel has to deal with is, if he is going to leave this is a relatively good time, as he is close to the top of his powers and the program hasn't decayed significantly, as often happens with other long-time coaches near the end of their tenure.

Pinkel was a good coach, but just because he's leaving we don't have to pretend that his record was better than it was. Mizzou was never going to be any better than it has been over the last five or so years with Pinkel there.

He rebuilt the program from the ashes. Now, if they can hire the right candidate, there is a reasonable chance that the program can actually improve, not slide back.

Get well, GP, and enjoy your grandkids.

KChiefs1 11-13-2015 06:50 PM

****Official 2015 Missouri Tigers Football Thread****
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jerm (Post 11880514)
Pat Fitzgerald
Justin Fuentes
Kirby Smary

That's where I'd start...


Fuente

KChiefs1 11-13-2015 06:50 PM

So Pinkel has what Eric Berry had?

Bowser 11-13-2015 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 11880630)
While awful that Pinkel has to deal with is, if he is going to leave this is a relatively good time, as he is close to the top of his powers and the program hasn't decayed significantly, as often happens with other long-time coaches near the end of their tenure.

Pinkel was a good coach, but just because he's leaving we don't have to pretend that his record was better than it was. Mizzou was never going to be any better than it has been over the last five or so years with Pinkel there.

He rebuilt the program from the ashes. Now, if they can hire the right candidate, there is a reasonable chance that the program can actually improve, not slide back.

Get well, GP, and enjoy your grandkids.

Well said

'Hamas' Jenkins 11-13-2015 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by KChiefs1 (Post 11880672)
So Pinkel has what Eric Berry had?

Yes. What concerns me is that he decided to retired after the PET in October.While speculation to me, that indicates that he is likely still battling elements of the disease.

Stanley Nickels 11-13-2015 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Cochise (Post 11880131)
theres no way to really know what he has, but if it's an NHL that hasn't responded to two rounds of treatment, he might be looking at a serious diagnosis.

The treatment landscape for Indolent NHL is advancing at an incredible pace, though, especially in the I/O anti-PD-L1 landscape. With GP's health, he could likely get in any of the rapidly expanding trials for these. I know Celgene and Genentech have trials underway in the lymphoma landscape. But generally at that age your chances of being refractory to first-line therapy are pretty high.

Meatloaf 11-13-2015 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels (Post 11880687)
The treatment landscape for Indolent NHL is advancing at an incredible pace, though, especially in the I/O anti-PD-L1 landscape. With GP's health, he could likely get in any of the rapidly expanding trials for these. I know Celgene and Genentech have trials underway in the lymphoma landscape. But generally at that age your chances of being refractory to first-line therapy are pretty high.

Damn, SN, you took the words right outa my mouth!!!

(Birds of a feather and such.....)

'Hamas' Jenkins 11-13-2015 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels (Post 11880687)
The treatment landscape for Indolent NHL is advancing at an incredible pace, though, especially in the I/O anti-PD-L1 landscape. With GP's health, he could likely get in any of the rapidly expanding trials for these. I know Celgene and Genentech have trials underway in the lymphoma landscape. But generally at that age your chances of being refractory to first-line therapy are pretty high.

Are you in residency/practice, Stanley?

petegz28 11-13-2015 07:07 PM

I was not a huge fan of Pinkel. Great recruiter...above average Coach on game day. I was and have been ready for a change but this is not the reason I would have liked to see him go. Best of luck to him and his family and he picked a great time to get out of what is fastly becoming a shithole.

Trevo_410 11-13-2015 07:11 PM

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