Carolina Panthers add Paul Pasqualoni to coaching staff

[Uconnalliance]

Some people forget to leave the party before it’s over

 

[uconnbill]

I think PP biggest mistake was making George DeLeone OC and ran the 1980's Syracuse offense which didn't work in 2010.

He is a nice man and had a young family at that time and was looking to put roots down.
I always wished him well after he left.

 

[ZooCougar]

I think PP biggest mistake was making George DeLeone OC and ran the 1980's Syracuse offense which didn't work in 2010.

He is a nice man and had a young family at that time and was looking to put roots down.
I always wished him well after he left.

I forget the name of the Bruce Feldman book, but he interviewed Ed Orgeron who was on Pasqualoni’s staff at Syracuse way back.

Ed said that Pasqualoni and company didn’t put nearly enough effort into the enterprise as was required, that comment was mainly made in regards to recruiting.

The college game passed him buy ages ago. Like maybe at least 10 years before he darkened our doorstep.

Hathaway should have been fired on the spot for even recruiting him. Hathaway wanted someone on the cheap and he wanted to hit the easy button.

Warde screwed up too but at least he tried. Hathaway didn’t even try.

 

[ShakyTheMohel]

Ed said that Pasqualoni and company didn’t put nearly enough effort into the enterprise as was required, that comment was mainly made in regards to recruiting.

That's death to a coach. Very few coaches can succeed in college if they don't have a passion for recruiting.

I honestly don't understand why a coach would take a job if he didn't love recruiting. And.... recruiting is a special skill. I know I wouldn't have the patience to court 16 year olds.

Mora seems to enjoy recruiting...and I think it's one of the reasons he went back to college versus NFL.

 

[ZooCougar]

That's death to a coach. Very few coaches can succeed in college if they don't have a passion for recruiting.

I honestly don't understand why a coach would take a job if he didn't love recruiting. And.... recruiting is a special skill. I know I wouldn't have the patience to court 16 year olds.

Mora seems to enjoy recruiting...and I think it's one of the reasons he went back to college versus NFL.

This book was written well before PP’s tenure at UConn. I doubt Hathaway has even heard of it. Probably didn’t even really vet him.

 

[ZooCougar]

That's death to a coach. Very few coaches can succeed in college if they don't have a passion for recruiting.

I honestly don't understand why a coach would take a job if he didn't love recruiting. And.... recruiting is a special skill. I know I wouldn't have the patience to court 16 year olds.

Mora seems to enjoy recruiting...and I think it's one of the reasons he went back to college versus NFL.

This is the book. It was pretty good for its time but is dated even now.

Meat Market: A Season Inside College... book by Bruce Feldman

www.thriftbooks.com

 

[ZooCougar]

This is the book. It was pretty good for its time but is dated even now.

Meat Market: A Season Inside College... book by Bruce Feldman

www.thriftbooks.com

I seem to recall a scene in the book with Ed O. then the Ole Miss HC, on a treadmill before sunrise drinking a Red Bull with some Copenhagen in his lip. That’s intensity.

 

[hardcorehusky]

That's death to a coach. Very few coaches can succeed in college if they don't have a passion for recruiting.

I honestly don't understand why a coach would take a job if he didn't love recruiting. And.... recruiting is a special skill. I know I wouldn't have the patience to court 16 year olds.

Mora seems to enjoy recruiting...and I think it's one of the reasons he went back to college versus NFL.

Pasqualoni developed feeder schools and he knew how to target kids.

Remember, it took Pasqualoni leaving to ignite Rutgers and Shady's recruiting. Greg Robinson didn't work Pasqualoni's schools and Shady got into them and Syracuse spiraled down and Rutgers improved.

 

[CL82]

PP was 61 when UConn hired him....Mora is 60.

Not saying anything about PP, but Mora is a young 60.

Yeah but Mora feels like he is 50 and Pasqualone he felt like he was 70.

 

[Stinger92860]

Urban Meyer did

Urban Meyer was out of touch on his Own.

 

[fleaflicker]

I think PP biggest mistake was making George DeLeone OC and ran the 1980's Syracuse offense which didn't work in 2010.

He is a nice man and had a young family at that time and was looking to put roots down.
I always wished him well after he left.

What was the score of the Michigan UConn game? Who coached that game?

 

[TheDrifter75]

Urban Meyer was out of touch on his Own.

Oh, he was touching.

 

[ZooCougar]

Pasqualoni developed feeder schools and he knew how to target kids.

Remember, it took Pasqualoni leaving to ignite Rutgers and Shady's recruiting. Greg Robinson didn't work Pasqualoni's schools and Shady got into them and Syracuse spiraled down and Rutgers improved.

Negative ghost rider. Rutgers was already recruiting better. Pasqualoni hadn’t been recruiting well for ages.

 

[ZooCougar]

What was the score of the Michigan UConn game? Who coached that game?

What was the score of the Towson/UConn game and the Buffalo/UConn game?

 

[beerfan]

PP took his losing team to Louisville (who were having a great year) and beat them as the ACC was deciding which team to take.

 

[HuskyDogArt]

Amazing...PP was not the coach UConn needed, but I'll wish him luck on the Panthers..

 

[Vowelguy]

He wasn’t a good fit for us, but if he didn’t get results he wouldn’t keep getting gigs.

Sorta yes. But capt red pants is kinda a counter example.

 

[ZooCougar]

Sorta yes. But capt red pants is kinda a counter example.

Oh not really. He got lots of gigs, lots of good gigs. and it took quite a while for him to stop getting opportunities.

 

[raf46]

Panthers are doomed !

 

[Alum86]

He peaked in Danbury, or some may give him Syracuse. But definitely spoiled fruit (no pun intended) when he got here. But good luck to the man still working at that age.