We will be better off for it. Trust me.@BlueDogs this is your moment, my guy
Pretty sure SDSU runs it, imagine a few others also do. But your point is taken that it’s not a “mainstream defense” and it sure as heck didn’t work here.
I went Brien McMahon HS & Uconn with the guy (A year behind him though). He appears to be a viable option. He had success under Edsall 1.0 here too... He's got enough experience for the gig as well. AND he xan recruit at the FBS level. Don't think we'd be in a bad spot with him running our DI thought this was some weird joke that went over my head...but there really is a defensive coordinator named Lyndon Johnson lol
Texas Tech ran a 3/3/5 under Kingsbury. Both Oklahoma and OKSt basically do as well.Pretty sure SDSU runs it, imagine a few others also do. But your point is taken that it’s not a “mainstream defense” and it sure as heck didn’t work here.
In your defense before you may have been born, Lyndon Johnson '92 was a 4-year UConn letter winner starting every game his last 3 seasons on the Huskies' OL and a team captain and the team’s Most Valuable Offensive Player in 1991. Similarly, Lyndon started his 12 years coaching UConn about when you may have been in kindergarten or elementary school. Other than by combing the UConn football programs or pre-season history, being a Twerps or Tow(n)son <sic> fan, or by reading a recent related Boneyard thread, it's not too shocking you wouldn't know much about Lyndon.I thought this was some weird joke that went over my head...but there really is a defensive coordinator named Lyndon Johnson lol
My guess is Randy has his man already.
Big Ten DC is a challenge for the Maine guy. But here’s the other thing:
Interested in hearing what names we can come up with. My only rules are that you only list realistic options and that it has to be someone who we know runs a 4-3
Had the same thought that for most of the names on that list coming here would be a step backward.My fear is that we've reached a point where moving from UAB, Marshall, App State is more of a lateral move than anything. App and UAB are legit right now and i think they can get a higher level job. I like the Kennesaw State guy, though
... pretty sure App State's ex-coach brought his DC with him to LoservilleApp and UAB are legit right now and i think they can get a higher level job.
Apparently he was the primary recruiter for Orlovsky and Donald Brown, which is great. On the other hand, Towson had a pretty mediocre year on defense. Lots of points given up.
(PDF) - Towson University Athletics
It's more about personal. If you have the right people for your scheme. Any scheme will work.Pretty sure SDSU runs it, imagine a few others also do. But your point is taken that it’s not a “mainstream defense” and it sure as heck didn’t work here.
It can work if you have LB’s named Luke Kuechly, Derrick Brooks and Lawrence Taylor.Pretty sure SDSU runs it, imagine a few others also do. But your point is taken that it’s not a “mainstream defense” and it sure as heck didn’t work here.
Texas Tech ran a 3/3/5 under Kingsbury. Both Oklahoma and OKSt basically do as well.
That isn’t a ringing endorsement.
Unless you support the theory that more points would have been scored against a 4-4-3
If it's not Lyndon Johnson then it could be a certain defensive coach in the ACC. In any event, given Edsall's past history at hiring great assistants (with the exception of Crocker) I'm confident he will pick up some good defensive people. Benedict, with his football background has also played a major role in the search for replacements for the people let go. Also wondering about Wholley and Carter since they were retained.I am sure Edsall didn’t fire these folks without first having replacements identified. Job postings are just a formality. That is likely why it took so long after season to announce changes. Edsall has due diligence completed and candidates ready to go.