If MU would consider a New HC .... is should be

As a student who had ZERO expectations their first year and I saw them go 10-2 I was absolutely amazed. Then their first year in the SoCOn I predicted their record on the nose because I understood that 10-2 was not possible with the step up in competition. This year if they can win one more game then for two years in a row I will have nailed their record on the nose because I understood that this season that VMI had gotten better, Samford had gotten better and heck I am used to losing a couple close games. The Wofford game shocked me because I didn't think we had a shot, the WCU game shocked me because I didn't think we had a shot. I guess what I am trying to say is that the 10-2 record in the PFL is great and wonderful but it has made people expect that year in and year out but does not factor in the level of competition has changed. I promise you that any other guy could not do the job Bobby Lamb has done. I am friends with a good portion of the football team and I've never heard an ill word about Lamb. What I do know is that this staff got Zach Jackson a TCU transfer and a good friend of mine to come here instead of Chattanooga or Furman because he really believe that something special was building here at Mercer. Lamb has those boys believing that they building something special. Unfortunately, you can't build a powerhouse over night.
GSU is a special program but programs like APP state and Furman have a rich history in FCS football. The SoCOn is not a one-trick pony. You have great teams from top to bottom and Lamb pointed that out at the beginning of the season when he said their was parity throughout the league. Any team can beat the other on any given Saturday just plain and simple. Let's not hit the panic button just yet. I think this is the best I can do in a comment, so I think this may be a topic of discussion for the podcast next week as I feel this is something that I would really like to discuss further and get Hayes take on it.