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Yes, but he will have lost to Stanford and Oregon just like Sark. The uncertainty for Mora for me is 1) can he recruit when he's based in Seattle and 2) How long will he stay for his "dream" job. That's not to say Sark is doing #1 well, but I think it's a stretch to say Mora would without question, be doing better as a recruiter. Recruiting is the job of the head guy but again, you can't argue with who Sark now has as assistants from a recruiting standpoint. Would Mora have a strong a staff of assistants? Again -- it's a crap shoot.
7-6, definitely go another direction.
8-5, you see what's on the market and possibly make a decision
9-4 or better and you stay the course.
With all that said, no matter who we get ( because the top coaches aren't reasonable targets ), we're starting over -- new coaches, new system, etc and there is considerable risk.
There is more risk bringing Sark back. With a new coach you are starting over but you have the chance at maybe he's the right guy.
With Sark we know this program will never sniff a Rose Bowl or a BCS game. He can fool the fucktards with the easy OOC scheduling but he's not fooling me.
To me the Lambo years were just as bad if not worst than the Ty years. Watching Rose Bowl talent being wasted every year was awful. That is what Sark is about to do this year and next year. Then in 2015 Sark will have his Lambo 1998 year.
Mora I think appeals to everyone. He is a good enough talker, good enough salesman to sell the skill guys. He's also a tough minded, blue collar coach who is a good family man to sell to the gritty tough players.
If I'm a tough player like a OL, DL or a LB and Sark wants me to play for him or Mora wants me to play for him I'm choosing Mora. I know Mora will get the best out of me while Sark with his soft program won't get me to reach my potential.