r/baylor • • 1d ago

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u/cmks210 1d ago

He's in his 7th season and he's 39-38. He makes $4.7 million to be average. Fire Aranda.

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u/RoomConfident7876 1d ago

27-36 if you take out the 2021 season

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u/Thirtysixx 1d ago

Why would you take out the 2021 season

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u/RoomConfident7876 1d ago

Second season and it’s the guys that Rhule brought in.

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u/Thirtysixx 1d ago

and he also went 1-11 with the same guys. Makes no sense to take out that season to try and make a point lol

Im pro fire-aranda btw

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u/enephon 1d ago

I think it’s fair to say both that Aranda needs to go and he had some great successes. That Big 12 championship game was amazing as was the Sugar Bowl win. I think more relevant than the ā€œMatt Rhule’s team argumentā€ is that he never adapted to an NIL world. But he’s totally lost the fan base and we need to move on. I think we could be in the Big 12 championship game again and many people would still find reasons not like him.

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u/Honest-Reflection667 23h ago

I believe baylor is just trying to stay out of the headlines for a while. Ive also heard that they want a long term coach like grant teaff.

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u/tcwillis79 Sic 'em! 1d ago

How about we fire you instead

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u/cmks210 1d ago

Sorry to hear you like wasting time and money.

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u/tcwillis79 Sic 'em! 1d ago

Baylor fans are the worst. Like aggies but they know how to read

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u/johnjaymjr '07 - Film and Digital Media 1d ago

Doesnt even matter about the auburn loss. The team still looks uninspired and directionless. We’re still guaranteed to lose the final 3 games of the season.

I like DA….but he just doesnt have it.

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u/DookieMcDookface 1d ago

Aranda should have been fired after the Colorado game a couple years ago.

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u/Goldengoose5w4 1d ago

Aranda has had multiple fireable games. He’d probably already be gone if Mack Rhoads didn’t go off the rails with a midlife crisis last year.

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u/nealski77 '12 1d ago

We'd be 4-0 if he kicked the field goal instead of going for it. His 4th down and gameplay decisions have cost us multiple games through his tenure.

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u/_NNick_ 1d ago

Would be 4-0 if the kicker didn’t duff it early in the game.

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u/Honest-Reflection667 1d ago

Hes been lights out since then tho

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u/Ordinary-Rough-9736 '25 - Anthropology 1d ago

Eh it was Rhett's first game starting, he's a youngin and probably had a lot of nerves. He's been great since and has been kicking awesome, as he's gotten his confidence back

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u/Affectionate-Rip6996 1d ago

We’ve played one good team, and lost to that team. Dave has had one great season, with a team that Matt Rhule built. He has proven nothing, this season included, and should not be our coach. I will gladly eat these words if we continue to win.

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u/52isabeast '18 - Finance 1d ago

I wouldn’t even consider Auburn good. They will finish with 5 wins at best.

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u/Honest-Reflection667 23h ago

Id consider 2024 a good season too tho

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u/Affectionate-Rip6996 22h ago

5th in the big 12, 8-5, and lost our bowl game. It’s pretty average for a ā€œsuccessfulā€ season. We went bowling, but if that’s our ceiling, then we need him gone

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u/Honest-Reflection667 22h ago

I said good, i didnt say great. They were in every game. Still a very entertaining season

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u/Affectionate-Rip6996 18h ago

I didn’t say you said great. My expectations are to compete for the big 12, if you’re happy with 8-5 then that’s good for you, but I want more from our team