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I haven't seen it posted here. But he is the new Offensive Analyst at Stanford. I wish him the best.
Corey Edsall
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Wish him the best and all. But going from an experienced TE coach to a Offensive Analyst (basically a GA) is quite a step back. Hope it all works out for him, but seems to be a bit telling on what was going on at UConn for the past few years.
Going from Uconn on edsall’s staff to Stanford is a major upgrade
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"basically a GA" depends on where it is. Consider that Derek Dooley is an analyst at Alabama. Butch Jones was previously, as was Major Applewhite. All a part of the Alabama rehab program. No, Stanford is not Alabama. But many power whatever it is these days programs use it to bolster their coaching rosters. And as someone else already said, Stanford from the last UConn staff is a step up.
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Isn't this his first gig not working for Dad? Right or wrong he needs to prove he can do the job not working for Dad.
He was at Colorado before coming to UConn
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He was a GA, not a coach.
Corey Edsall - Football Coach - University of Colorado Athletics
Corey Edsall is in his second year on the Colorado football staff, his first as a graduate assistant working with the defense. He joined the program as a foo...
You asked if this is his first gig not working for Randy and it’s not. Don’t matter if it was a GA or notHe was a GA, not a coach.
Corey Edsall - Football Coach - University of Colorado Athletics
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Great opportunity for Corey. He'll move up quickly.
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What a great landing spot for him. I have feeling he'll be an OC in no time.
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Just wow. If you had issues with RE and how he ran things, fine I get it. But you are knocking Corey because......?
Last year, when he was doing the social media stuff, everyone seemed stoked. The recruiting class, which most of us liked before RE quit, looked at Corey as a main point. Most all of us agreed he was underpaid due to the state's nepotism rule. He got himself a position that gets him back in the game. He is out the door. Way out. No need to trash him.
Last year, when he was doing the social media stuff, everyone seemed stoked. The recruiting class, which most of us liked before RE quit, looked at Corey as a main point. Most all of us agreed he was underpaid due to the state's nepotism rule. He got himself a position that gets him back in the game. He is out the door. Way out. No need to trash him.
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You can argue he's in an even better position now than he was at UConn. This is a huge upgrade for him and he earned that for himself. He was one of the few bright spots last year and probably our best recruiter on Edsall's staff.