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2023 CFB Coaching Carousel begins to spin and spin…

You know what really surprises me? The fact the Willie Fritz has Tulane extreme competitive for the last few seasons and his name hasn't come up once.
 
Sounds like Chip Kelly is about to get fired at UCLA. He shoulda stayed at Oregon. Had everything going his way there. Done pretty much nothing since leaving. The grass often times is not greener.

edit--okay, 2 decent years w/ the Eagles when he first left, but then it went down hill and he got canned, landed with the 49ers and had a disastrous season there
 
So we have-

Texas A&M HC + likely staff
Mississippi State HC + likely staff
Boise State HC + likely staff
UCLA HC + likely staff except maybe D'Anton Lynn
Northwestern HC + likely staff
Michigan State + likely staff
USC DC
Penn State OC
Iowa (giggles) 'OC'.
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Syracuse?
Baylor?
Arkansas?
 
UCFBfan said:
That seat for Franklin is getting real hot too. When you can't beat OSU or UM every year, there's nothing else you can do to make it any better. I kind of feel like PSU is stuck in neutral.
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Well, yes, but they’re coasting along in neutral achieving 10-2 or 9-3 almost every year. May we one day be stuck in that level of neutral.
 
nwhoopfan said:
Sounds like Chip Kelly is about to get fired at UCLA. He shoulda stayed at Oregon. Had everything going his way there. Done pretty much nothing since leaving. The grass often times is not greener.

edit--okay, 2 decent years w/ the Eagles when he first left, but then it went down hill and he got canned, landed with the 49ers and had a disastrous season there
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Think he'll take a discount to be our OC?
 
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Bongo Fury said:
Did he replace Mora at UCLA?
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Yeah, but at Oregon Kelly had zero recruiting restrictions. At UCLA he has to deal with the academic lobby influencing everything he does which constrains his team building options. It was bad enough in the PAC12, but in the Big 10 it's going to become completely untenable. That's a low key REALLY hard job......there are very, very few institutions where you can both maintain a high academic profile and recruit high level FBS players. Notre Dame, Michigan, Duke and Wake Forest occasionally, maybe UNC. Other than that though it's well nigh impossible.

The point of bringing him to UCONN is he'd be free of the fictitious duality; academics are important to the administration and per Mora our 'footprint' doesn't produce high end high school kids so the thought is you bring in Kelly for his creativity and allow him to cook with the roster at his disposal sans recruiting pressures.

Could work, who knows? I think he and Mora are roughly the same age so they could vibe.

In any event based on his presser it sounds like the entire coaching staff is gonna be turned over as well as a substantial portion of the roster....I'm intrigued to see if Mora can make good his promise to turn the program with 'portal kids' and get some 'hard asses' into the (assume this means coaches and players) program.

It was pretty clear to me based on his comments about the JMU players' physiology and physicality that he has come to the conclusion the team needs to get bigger, faster and stronger. Buckle up.
 
businesslawyer said:
Well, yes, but they’re coasting along in neutral achieving 10-2 or 9-3 almost every year. May we one day be stuck in that level of neutral.
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When you play at that level the expectations are, 10-2, constantly losing to UM and OSU, and not making the CFP is unacceptable. So yeah, that seats gonna get hot
 
businesslawyer said:
Well, yes, but they’re coasting along in neutral achieving 10-2 or 9-3 almost every year. May we one day be stuck in that level of neutral.
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Well, bring that neutral to Storrs, CT... all day long...
 
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Rich said:
Yeah, but at Oregon Kelly had zero recruiting restrictions. At UCLA he has to deal with the academic lobby influencing everything he does which constrains his team building options. It was bad enough in the PAC12, but in the Big 10 it's going to become completely untenable. That's a low key REALLY hard job......there are very, very few institutions where you can both maintain a high academic profile and recruit high level FBS players. Notre Dame, Michigan, Duke and Wake Forest occasionally, maybe UNC. Other than that though it's well nigh impossible.

The point of bringing him to UCONN is he'd be free of the fictitious duality; academics are important to the administration and per Mora our 'footprint' doesn't produce high end high school kids so the thought is you bring in Kelly for his creativity and allow him to cook with the roster at his disposal sans recruiting pressures.

Could work, who knows? I think he and Mora are roughly the same age so they could vibe.

In any event based on his presser it sounds like the entire coaching staff is gonna be turned over as well as a substantial portion of the roster....I'm intrigued to see if Mora can make good his promise to turn the program with 'portal kids' and get some 'hard asses' into the (assume this means coaches and players) program.

It was pretty clear to me based on his comments about the JMU players' physiology and physicality that he has come to the conclusion the team needs to get bigger, faster and stronger. Buckle up.
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It would definitely make news and he’s been successful in the past. Think Kelly would aim higher and not sure Mora would hire the person he was fired for. Nuheisel fits that equation as well.
 
Bongo Fury said:
It would definitely make news and he’s been successful in the past. Think Kelly would aim higher and not sure Mora would hire the person he was fired for. Nuheisel fits that equation as well.
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That's good because Nuheisel is literally the last person on the planet I would hire.
 
Bongo Fury said:
It would definitely make news and he’s been successful in the past. Think Kelly would aim higher and not sure Mora would hire the person he was fired for. Nuheisel fits that equation as well.
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Kelly has enough money in the bank that maybe he'd come back east and take the job being the head coach here, but the thought that he would come here to be a coordinator for Mora is nuts.
 
Rich said:
Yeah, but at Oregon Kelly had zero recruiting restrictions. At UCLA he has to deal with the academic lobby influencing everything he does which constrains his team building options. It was bad enough in the PAC12, but in the Big 10 it's going to become completely untenable. That's a low key REALLY hard job......there are very, very few institutions where you can both maintain a high academic profile and recruit high level FBS players. Notre Dame, Michigan, Duke and Wake Forest occasionally, maybe UNC. Other than that though it's well nigh impossible.

The point of bringing him to UCONN is he'd be free of the fictitious duality; academics are important to the administration and per Mora our 'footprint' doesn't produce high end high school kids so the thought is you bring in Kelly for his creativity and allow him to cook with the roster at his disposal sans recruiting pressures.

Could work, who knows? I think he and Mora are roughly the same age so they could vibe.

In any event based on his presser it sounds like the entire coaching staff is gonna be turned over as well as a substantial portion of the roster....I'm intrigued to see if Mora can make good his promise to turn the program with 'portal kids' and get some 'hard asses' into the (assume this means coaches and players) program.

It was pretty clear to me based on his comments about the JMU players' physiology and physicality that he has come to the conclusion the team needs to get bigger, faster and stronger. Buckle up.
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Bigger stronger faster, novel approach
 
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huskymedic said:
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Much as I love Penn State (my brother went there), Franklin is a bit of a bullshit artist. Always has an excuse for losing the big ones. Sure the OC was horrible in failing to build an offense around the QB, but where was the OL, the great running game we were supposed to have, etc. Defense was excellent, but they can't do it all. Tired of waiting for them to live up to Franklin's hype!
 
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ktuck911 said:
Kinda hard to argue this point. He's an extremely effective Coordinator though...
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Absolutely and a great recruiter. I mean if he was UConn’s head coach I’d be pretty stoked to watch them play.
 
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