2023 CFB Coaching Carousel begins to spin and spin…

[huskymedic]

 

[KryHavok]

Any players heading from PNW to Tuscaloosa?

Who does WA get now as a coach now?

They need an offensive mind, someone who calls mesmerizing plays, someone who makes opposing defenses think "what are they doing?" They need Nick Charlton. He should pursue that role ASAP.

What a week for them, from CFP final to HC vacancy in less than a week.

 

[huskymedic]

LOL apropos OP in thread:

 

[huskymedic]

Ryan Grubb, the OC under DeBoer

… and now with him @ Alabama (?):

 

[huskymedic]

 

[Rich]

… and now with him @ Alabama (?):

Damn. I thought UW would pay Grubb. Looks like they’ve landed with Fischer though which is also good.

 

[huskymedic]

 

[Purple Stein]

Saban retiring made so many people so much money. Wild.

 

[huskymedic]

 

[huskymedic]

 

[DoctorWho85]

Alabama gets what Alabama wants. HAHA

 

[CCSUblue]

Alabama gets what Alabama wants. HAHA

The trickle down from Saban retiring is interesting to watch.
Washington > Arizona > San Jose State
But also South Alabama and Buffalo.
One move cascades into 5 more so far.

 

[DoctorWho85]

The trickle down from Saban retiring is interesting to watch.
Washington > Arizona > San Jose State
But also South Alabama and Buffalo.
One move cascades into 5 more so far.

That's only the beginning too. Because those other schools are going to need to hire HC's and assistants which means it's rolling even further down hill.

 

[CCSUblue]

That's only the beginning too. Because those other schools are going to need to hire HC's and assistants which means it's rolling even further down hill.

Yeah currently 3 openings. More dominos to fall. And who knows if KD goes after more sitting head coaches for his staff.
And Harbaugh still hasn't made a decision.

 

[storrsroars]

That's only the beginning too. Because those other schools are going to need to hire HC's and assistants which means it's rolling even further down hill.

All of which leads to Kent State hiring Charlton as HC!

 

[Windham4th]

That's only the beginning too. Because those other schools are going to need to hire HC's and assistants which means it's rolling even further down hill.

Just think of the seismic shift of replacing Marinelli

 

[Rich]

More fun with 'Coach Prime':

Deion Sanders wants to hire Warren Sapp at Colorado, but Sapp's history raises concerns

Colorado said there have been no conversations about hiring Warren Sapp to join the football staff of head coach Deion Sanders.

www.usatoday.com

Let's see who wins this p*****g contest shall we

 

[Rich]

The trickle down from Saban retiring is interesting to watch.
Washington > Arizona > San Jose State
But also South Alabama and Buffalo.
One move cascades into 5 more so far.

Saban hired ex-head coaches as analysts
DeBoer is hiring sitting head coaches as co-ordinators and assistants

 

[KryHavok]

All of which leads to Kent State hiring Charlton as HC!

This is almost made me spit my lunch cuz it would solve some of our problems. Curse you for planting this dream in my noggin. ^_^

 

[huskymedic]

 

[UCFBfan]

Man if Harbaugh heads to the NFL, this carousal is going to go spinning across the playground with the amount of moves that will occur! Saban's retirement is shredding coaching ranks, add Michigan being open, yikes!

 

[HCCForever]

Man if Harbaugh heads to the NFL, this carousal is going to go spinning across the playground with the amount of moves that will occur! Saban's retirement is shredding coaching ranks, add Michigan being open, yikes!

and it will keep the transfer portal open for a while as well. I believe that each time there is a coaching change, the players from that school have 30 days to find a new home if desired.

 

[CCSUblue]

Man if Harbaugh heads to the NFL, this carousal is going to go spinning across the playground with the amount of moves that will occur! Saban's retirement is shredding coaching ranks, add Michigan being open, yikes!

If Harbaugh leaves, I bet Moore gets promoted and not much changes. Maybe they hire a new OC or promote from within and nothing else changes across football.

 

[UCFBfan]

If Harbaugh leaves, I bet Moore gets promoted and not much changes. Maybe they hire a new OC or promote from within and nothing else changes across football.

It's not the HC, it's the coordinators. Look what's happening at Bama. Current HC leaving low level programs. That's new. If that happens at UM, it'll be chaos.

 

[CCSUblue]

It's not the HC, it's the coordinators. Look what's happening at Bama. Current HC leaving low level programs. That's new. If that happens at UM, it'll be chaos.

That's building a brand new staff...Michigan would be promoting from within and having one coordinator opening. So yes, it's possible that Moore could poach a lower level HC for his coordination position. But it's much less likely.