So with the less than stellar reports coming out of Spring practice, I was just wondering what everyone thought would be the number of wins Ash needs to keep his job. With the combination of lagging ticket sales and poor results on the field, what will push Hobbs to fire Ash?
I know some people might want to use the actual quality/competitiveness of play on the field to judging Ash, but at this point in year 4 wins/losses matter.
I'm going to say Hobbs will set the bar very low. Hobbs does not want to fire Ash. It will be a very bad look for him to admit a huge financial mistake. Hobbs still owes Ash $7.5M after this year. I say 3 wins gets him back for 2020. 2 wins becomes iffy. I hope I'm wrong and it actually takes a bowl game to keep him but I just don't see it.
I know some people might want to use the actual quality/competitiveness of play on the field to judging Ash, but at this point in year 4 wins/losses matter.
I'm going to say Hobbs will set the bar very low. Hobbs does not want to fire Ash. It will be a very bad look for him to admit a huge financial mistake. Hobbs still owes Ash $7.5M after this year. I say 3 wins gets him back for 2020. 2 wins becomes iffy. I hope I'm wrong and it actually takes a bowl game to keep him but I just don't see it.
