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Did you sat retread or retard?
(for the PC police, sorry but I had to)
I meant to say Temery. But the language filter kicked in.
Did you sat retread or retard?
(for the PC police, sorry but I had to)
The Brent Venebles, Brett Pease, Kirby Smart ideas are pipe dreams IMO...
Some of the Big 12 OC's are more intriguing but its a different game up here...
The Brent Venebles, Brett Pease, Kirby Smart ideas are pipe dreams IMO...
Some of the Big 12 OC's are more intriguing but its a different game up here...
I don't have a name right now, but what we need is someone that is half way between RE and PP. Edsall reportedly was a control freak who gave his coodinators no rope at all. PP is a total delegator who lets his coordinators do it their way. This works out fine for DB and not so much for GDL.
I think put out some inquiries into the "they're too high up the food chain" coaches you mentioned, but no further due diligence needs to be done with Petrino-he's done that legwork already with his own actions. Maybe I'm just projecting my personal feelings here, but I just don't think the fans in the state of CT are willing to bring in a proven dirtbag, even if it means winning.Make calls to Bob Diaco, Pat Narduzzi, Brent Pease, Mark Stoops and Brent Veneables, kick tires on guys like Kirby Smart and Malzahan...do due diligence on Bobby Petrino.
I'm out on a D-2 or D-1AA guy unless they spent their asst career at the BCS level like Tressel did before he went to Akron.We need to look at DIV II, I-AA, MAC, and other levels for a Chip Kelly, Butch Jones, Brian Kelly etc.
Somewhere there is an up and coming hard charger willing to come here and kick ass.
I think put out some inquiries into the "they're too high up the food chain" coaches you mentioned, but no further due diligence needs to be done with Petrino-he's done that legwork already with his own actions. Maybe I'm just projecting my personal feelings here, but I just don't think the fans in the state of CT are willing to bring in a proven dirtbag, even if it means winning.
I agree most strongly with some other posters who say take a shot on a young, charismatic coach who has proven he can win on the 1AA or even D-II level. I'll roll the dice with that. I didn't used to think that way, but I've come around to that. Not out of desperation, but I think a "non-sexy" name in the media that still has the personal presence to impress recruits and their families in their living rooms, who knows what he is doing as a coach with a proven track record, can get us to the next level at least. There are tons of great coaches out there who can coach the crap out of this game, even if they aren't on national TV every week. I think a lot of Coordinators for big schools are "stars waiting in the wings," but for every one of those, there are at least as many Coordinators for big schools who are respectable, solid coaches overall but look like all stars because of the caliber of athletes they have at their disposal.
Darryl Hazel - Kent State (HC) & former assistant (HC) at Ohio State.
Mike Bajakian - Cincinnati (OC)
Crash test dummy lmfao!!!!!!!! That's awesome!You could prop up a crash test dummy on the sideline and it will be as effective managing timeouts and end of half situations as P has been. Sadly, that's not hyperbole.
Oh good lord! Put down the bottle of Jack Daniels, coach...you've had far too many!If you're going with an out of left field choice: Black Jack Cochran. Knows offense, knows how to put talented players in the best position to succeed.
Points off for off the field baggage, has irritated the Connecticut High School Coaching fraternity, trouble can find him anywhere. Just keep him away from the purse strings. Never been a coach on the college level.
Points for: Will put fannies in the seats, games will be exciting.
Don't be surprised if Reagan's name pops up as a replacement for DeLeone as OC of Pasqualoni stays and has to replace GDL.Here's a name with alot of coaching experience(28 yrs) who has coached 8 biletnikoff award finalists and has coached in Pac-12, Big-12 and MWC. His name is Greg Peterson. Or if we want a Northeast guy go with John Reagan(OC of Rice) he's from cuse and has Rice as a top offense in the country(28th).
Good question.
Here is a list of entities I would prefer to see coaching the Huskies over P and D.
1. Any other football coach.
2. All domestic pets.
3. Joe Biden.
4. Any single celled organism.
It AMAZES me that some of you want to hand the keys to this program to a guy from a FCS or D-2 program who NEVER spent a day on a FBS staff! The NBE may nit be the SEC or B1G BUT it is a LOT better than the CAA! You all talk about finding the next Chip Kelly...Chip Kelly was offensive coordinator at Oregon for Mike Bellotti for 2 seasons before being named head coach by Belotti when he moved up to AD. 2 seasons of Big Boy football! Hathaway definitely made the wrong hire...but don't think handing the keys to some young hot coach from FCS or D-2 is gonna be shangri-la....if you do you should ask a Maryland fan how Mark Duffner worked out! From 86-91 Duffner was 60-5-1 as head coach at Holy Cross...a hot young coaching candidate. Hired at Maryland prior to the 92 season he was head coach at Maryland from 92-96 with a 20-35 record (13-27 in ACC). I can tell you first hand from going to a few games at MD during that time and from listening to my brother who went to every home game then as a student than Duffner was in DEEP over his head in making that jump...and his teams were poorly coached and poorly prepared. He also was not adapt at the recruiting game at that level! So thanks but no thanks...I don't need to see another Mark Duffner experiment here.
Jim Tressel was an Asst at Syracuse then Ohio St BEFORE going to Akron...Brian Kelly came to Cincy from Western Michigan which is a MAC school! Those guys came to FBS level football head jobs with some kind of experience at the D-1A level...Tressel as an asst at OSU...Kelly as a head coach in the MAC. If you look at Manuel's history at hiring football coaches at Buffalo he hired Turner Gill who was OC at Nebraska and Jeff Quinn who was OC under Kelly at Cincinnati the year they went to the BCS and was named top Asst that year as well. That should give you an idea of what kinds of guys he looks at.Jim Tressel and Brian Kelly say hello. You can cherry pick examples all you want. Disqualifying entire groups of qualified candidates is small-minded. Being a coordinator at the BCS level is no more a guarantee of success than being a successful coach at the 1-AA level.