Like so many others before him, Elko was in the right place at the right time to get noticed at Duke. Now he parlays that good fortune into a personal fortune.And three years from now we'll be talking about the size of his buyout.
For whatever reason, TxAM got all Schiano-to-Tennessee angry over one defensive-minded head coach at a basketball school that wears blue and white and went 7-5 this season, but then were overjoyed at the hiring of a different defensive-minded head coach at a basketball school that wears blue and white and went 7-5 this season.Like so many others before him, Elko was in the right place at the right time to get noticed at Duke. Now he parlays that good fortune into a personal fortune.
I still have no idea what makes him special as a head coach. Not when you look at what he inherited and who he beat.
Heard today that Kentucky's Mark Stoops was A&M's first choice but influential boosters killed that.
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Dook had been competitive for awhile before Elko took over.Elko turned a moribund Dook program into an instant winner (granted, no guarantee of long-term success).
At the very least, TAMU should have a good D most years.
Not immediately prior. Duke had fallen off significantly after Daniel Jones left.Dook had been competitive for awhile before Elko took over.
A bit. One of those was the COVID year, when many teams struggled.Not immediately prior. Duke had fallen off significantly after Daniel Jones left.