Schaus to Ohio U?

[ISASO]

I didn't see anywhere there that it said JS was the AD at Oregon, just that he had football experience there. I recommend an ice pack, Fever.

[BA2929]

Ohio presents an opportunity to get exposure to a program where football plays an important factor. If JS wants to someday move to a BCS school, FB experience would certainly help his chances...

FYI:

Schaus came to WSU with with stints at Oregon, Cincinnati and Texas-El Paso. At last check Oregon is a BCS school. Schaus was the Director of Marketing for the NFL’s Washington Redskins and assistant athletics director of marketing and broadcasting at the University of Oregon.

I would think that the Director of Marketing has less responsibility than the Athletic Director does. Especially when it comes to running a football program. Nice football resume for a Director of Marketing and Broadcasting, though.

[7hottamales]

I didn't see anywhere there that it said JS was the AD at Oregon, just that he had football experience there. I recommend an ice pack, Fever.

He didn't say he was the AD, but he did call the poster a #### when the point he was refuting with that idiotic insult was a valid one.

[Denny Crane]

Cheese Johnson for AD!

[ShockerFever]

I didn't see anywhere there that it said JS was the AD at Oregon, just that he had football experience there. I recommend an ice pack, Fever.

As 7hottamales said, I think DJA was implying he has never been an AD at a BCS school, which is true. DaShox said Oregon was a BCS school, which is true. DaShox tried to link Oregon with JS being the AD there, which is untrue. DaShox called DJA a D.A., when in fact, he made himself look like a D.A.

Sorry I picked out one of your groupies.

[DaShox]

Did I say Schaus was AD at Oregon? Uh, no I didn't. To say that he has no experience at a BCS school in football is inaccurate -- plain and simple.

[ABC]

If he does leave, maybe they will hire an AD that would want to try and start a football program here.

That is a novel idea, football at WSU.

We need to start new thread on that topic.

Seriously, why does anyone want a football program here? We'll be in the FCS (1-AA) in the Gateway conference. Plus, we'll lose hundreds of thousands of dollars each year trying to support it and after a few years of terribleness people will stop showing up to the games. It was a genius idea to get rid of the program in the first place, saving the money to give to the other sports to make them top notch. I feel that if we bring it back, it'll be a terrible decision. - Everyone, if you feel we absolutely need a football program at WSU I urge you to attend a few Friends University games. That is the type of talent, officiating and atmosphere we will be seeing with a football team at WSU. Not pretty.

I agree it is tough or impossible to bring back at the level we'd like.

However, I do not agree it was genius to axe it in 1986.

Had we kept football, might we be in Conf USA, the WAC or Mountain West? I think it worthy of some thought.

[RHshoxfan]

He did a great job as AD at WSU.

Who do you think are some candidates for hire?

[DaShox]

I didn't see anywhere there that it said JS was the AD at Oregon, just that he had football experience there. I recommend an ice pack, Fever.

As 7hottamales said, I think DJA was implying he has never been an AD at a BCS school, which is true. DaShox said Oregon was a BCS school, which is true. DaShox tried to link Oregon with JS being the AD there, which is untrue. DaShox called DJA a D.A., [/b]when in fact, he made himself look like a D.A.

Sorry I picked out one of your groupies.

No, I did not. Where did I say JS was the AD at Oregon? Show me the exact phrase. At the time of my initial post, I viewed JS' bio and was well aware JS was "was instrumental in his relentless work in promotion and sales for the Casanova Center, the Ducks’ 90,000-square-feet, state-of-the-art athletics facility. As the first construction project on the campus in 18 years, the erection of the Casanova Center played a huge role in Oregon’s football success, as the Ducks snapped a streak of 13-consecutive losing seasons, and played in the Freedom Bowl and Independence Bowl during Schaus’ two-year stint. "

If you want toquote me, fine. But use my words and not what you think I said. It would be best if you did not assume.

[ShockerFever]

I didn't see anywhere there that it said JS was the AD at Oregon, just that he had football experience there. I recommend an ice pack, Fever.

As 7hottamales said, I think DJA was implying he has never been an AD at a BCS school, which is true. DaShox said Oregon was a BCS school, which is true. DaShox tried to link Oregon with JS being the AD there, which is untrue. DaShox called DJA a D.A., when in fact, he made himself look like a D.A.

Sorry I picked out one of your groupies.

No, I did not. At the time of my initial post, I viewed JS' bio and was well aware JS was "was instrumental in his relentless work in promotion and sales for the Casanova Center, the Ducks’ 90,000-square-feet, state-of-the-art athletics facility. As the first construction project on the campus in 18 years, the erection of the Casanova Center played a huge role in Oregon’s football success, as the Ducks snapped a streak of 13-consecutive losing seasons, and played in the Freedom Bowl and Independence Bowl during Schaus’ two-year stint. "

It would be best if you did not assume.

Then maybe you should explain yourself better next time before lashing out on someone that made a valid point.

[DUShock]

Sh-nikey's!

Congrats Jim :good:

[DaShox]

Clarification of information is lashing out? Wow.

Thanks for everything Jim. Best of luck.

[ShockerFever]

Clarification of information is lashing out? Wow.

No. Calling someone a D.A. after they had made a decent point is though.

Anyways, I'm over it.

[DaShox]

A misinformed post is not decent. And yes, let's move on to the real issue at hand.

[vbird53]

Quit the trivial arguments that are appearing in this thread, and give JS some props for what he's accomplished in his tenure at WSU, and some hope that the Prez will be able to replace him.

JS resume speaks for itself, and he's making a great jump to a quality school with football (another important step in his career)