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His timing is as bad as his play calling.

My pie in the sky dream for the program is that we hire a competent offensive coordinator and that throwing the ball the way ten dozen other programs somehow manage to do as a matter of course becomes attainable in Storrs. I am prepared to be disappointed.

I believe you are referring to the forward pass.
 
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Except their offense was one of the worst in FBS. They scored a total of 24 touchdowns on the season. Thats 2 per game
Would the head coach at Akron want an OC position at UConn? Interesting idea.
 
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We need a new coach and some talent on offense. I am not sure there was anyone who could be successful with this talent. There are people who think a coach can be successful with play calling. A really talented team can be successful with any play calling. It's about winning individual battles.
 
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Let's just hope Charlton wasnt the reason Welliver came to UCONN...

Haha. I will laugh my ass off if it was
 
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I wonder if Mora has been quietly looking and has settled on the replacement. It will be interesting to see how fast the listing comes out and what the criteria is.

If I am Fagnano, I probably am concerned right now.
Fagnano is transferring to Cleveland with Charlton.
 

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For real though, Scott Frost makes a TON of sense

  • History of offensive success as an OC and HC
  • History of identifying under the radar recruits and developing them as NFL players
  • Option based scheme with downfield passing attack that minimizes the need for elite high end talent and takes shots
  • Nebraska buyout means we can actually probably afford him ($15M buyout)
  • Not currently coaching so is available to step in immediately
  • Can also coach QBs and fill the Associate Head Coach title (both currently open/needs)
 
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For real though, Scott Frost makes a TON of sense

  • History of offensive success as an OC and HC
  • History of identifying under the radar recruits and developing them as NFL players
  • Option based scheme with downfield passing attack that minimizes the need for elite high end talent and takes shots
  • Nebraska buyout means we can actually probably afford him ($15M buyout)
  • Not currently coaching so is available to step in immediately
I feel you brother... Would be a fabulous hire... But, quite honestly, would he consider us as a real option??? We've been in "prove you belong in FBS" mode for years now... to the point that coaches (and the most talented players/recruits) look at us as 2nd (but mostly 3rd/4th) tier options...

The one thing we have going for us now is we have a celebrity in JM... Maybe (just maybe) he can pull this thing off and bring somebody in of that ilk... If he can pull it off, we take off... finally (which has been a long time coming)...
 

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I feel you brother... Would be a fabulous hire... But, quite honestly, would he consider us as a real option??? We've been in "prove you belong in FBS" mode for years now... to the point that coaches (and the most talented players/recruits) look at us as 2nd (but mostly 3rd/4th) tier options...

The one thing we have going for us now is we have a celebrity in JM... Maybe (just maybe) he can pull this thing off and bring somebody in of that ilk... If he can pull it off, we take off... finally (which has been a long time coming)...
I have no idea if he would but HCJM is obviously a well respected name in this industry and we’ve hired a big name OC before in Rhett Lashlee

Scott tried to get the OC job at Iowa and has been mentioned at a few other places too.. if he gets back into coaching he wants to be at a place where he can go about his business and not be in the spotlight. UConn is perfect in that regard, especially as OC and he’d be next in line if HCJM were ever to leave

Also not advisable to sit out 2 straight cycles if he wants to seriously get back into coaching in the future, again its a two way street and he has to want us also but if we can offer him $500k+? Who knows.
 
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Scott tried to get the OC job at Iowa and has been mentioned at a few other places too.. if he gets back into coaching he wants to be at a place where he can go about his business and not be in the spotlight. UConn is perfect in that regard, especially as OC and he’d be next in line if HCJM were ever to leave

Also not advisable to sit out 2 straight cycles if he wants to seriously get back into coaching in the future, again its a two way street and he has to want us also but if we can offer him $500k+? Who knows.
Isn't he not getting jobs because of "other" issues?
 
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So we can’t get one mainstream reporter to get a comment of any kind from the staff? Tell us something.
CT insider and the Courant both have articles that are just staff reporters. Where are their beat writers? Even Brown's blogs are picking this up. There's definitely enough smoke.
 

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