You forgot quite a few zeros.That would be a legendary move. What are the realistic odds Malzahn would actually want to coach at UConn? 500-1?
So you're telling me there's a chanceYou forgot quite a few zeros.
Yes I amSo you're telling me there's a chance
We don't play football, we practice football.Gus Malzhans agent called and said. Wait you play football?
at least they practice - mens basketball doesn't even do that latelyWe don't play football, we practice football.
Well not this year but....Gus Malzhans agent called and said. Wait you play football?
I can throw in a few hundred if I don't buy my family Christmas presents. I'll just tell them their Christmas present will be a winning football team.Anybody going to kick in to sweeten the asst coaches salary pool?
UConn has top level facilities and is a top 25 public university. The only thing UConn doesn't have is the lax admission standards that other schools have for recruiting and the dollars to pay assistants. I bet if UConn either paid the assistants so that they'd stay or the school recruited like other top schools do, the on field product would be a lot better. I mean look at what Schiano did in one year at Rutgers.Recruiting in the Sec vs an indy Uconn is an entirely different animal. He'd never succeed in this situation.
The admission standards for athletes is not much higher than other schools. It's a convenient excuse for coaches who end up with a weak recruiting class due to their own struggles or the lack of a winning culture at UConn football. You are correct about the money. Potential coaches know that the state is hurting financially and support for the program looks bleak.UConn has top level facilities and is a top 25 public university. The only thing UConn doesn't have is the lax admission standards that other schools have for recruiting and the dollars to pay assistants. I bet if UConn either paid the assistants so that they'd stay or the school recruited like other top schools do, the on field product would be a lot better. I mean look at what Schiano did in one year at Rutgers.
Think Les Miles at KU. Could work in time but there are no sure things.Recruiting in the Sec vs an indy Uconn is an entirely different animal. He'd never succeed in this situation.