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OC Job Posted - Assistant Football Coach/Offensive Coordinator (Specialist 2A)

Your choice for OC out of potential candidates who meet "Preferred Qualifications in Job Posting


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The NFL thing removes Donnie Kirkpatrick and Jeff Quinn.... .. whoever it is it's an old guy, and not one of those two :(

Ten years as an OC?? That's dumb. Anyone who is still kicking around as a coordinator after ten years isn't worth it. I don't want someone who was coaching at Iowa in 1937

Yeah... 45 is ancient. Just for example as someone who would meet the description: Darrell Bevell

I'm not saying he's the one but writing people off based on a job requirement preferred experience is a tad premature.
 
Anybody think Ken okeefe comes to mind? 10 years oc, ran boring offenses at Iowa. Qualifation states NFL ? Has milford ties
 
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I just want to know whether he could potentially run the program and can spectacularly insulate the offense from BD in the interim.
That dude's been around the FBS ranks for a little while... If we sucked out the gate and Diaco gets the ax I'd ride with him, till the end of the season and see.
 
Yeah... 45 is ancient. Just for example as someone who would meet the description: Darrell Bevell

I'm not saying he's the one but writing people off based on a job requirement preferred experience is a tad premature.
Mid to late 40's is not ancient for top level coaches... It's just right for us... the end of the baby boomers meets the millinea....
 
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If he learned a few tricks under Saban than just maybe we give him a quick sniff.. His HC resume is awful though....
To me Locksley is that guy who will always be a good Asst...excellent recruiter...wouldn't call him a excellent OC or QB coach though.
 
Well I think this puts to bed any Diaco firing speculation.

Hey, at least he realized he needed, and hired, someone with actual OC experience.

No, it doesn't. The job won't be filled before the New Year. Whether HCBD is here or not on 1/2, somebody is going to have to hire a new OC because we already got rid of the old one.
 
How long does it usually take after a job is posted before an official announcement
 
No, it doesn't. The job won't be filled before the New Year. Whether HCBD is here or not on 1/2, somebody is going to have to hire a new OC because we already got rid of the old one.

Yes it does. If they were hiring a new head coach, the new head coach would be the one to hire a new offensive coordinator. That and a whole new coaching staff.
 
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Yes it does. If they were hiring a new head coach, the new head coach would be the one to hire a new offensive coordinator. That and a whole new coaching staff.

Did you read what I said? How do you know HCBD has the authority to fill the position?
 
Did you read what I said? How do you know HCBD has the authority to fill the position?
BL filing for this job ends at 11:59 pm on 12/26. There is no way that any head coach but Diaco is making this hire. If he was going to be replaced the position wouldn't be even posted. Why would anyone in their right mind take a head coaching job where they have a OC pushed on them?
 
Don't state jobs have minimum times they must be posted. My gut says choice has been made, req tailored to the preferred candidate. Job posted, will be announced after the min. posting time has expired.
 
depressing...and we will all get sucked in again by the new shiny object...and Diaco can talk platitudes about hope, love and family and great things coming while the carcass is steaming in the corner. Classic con job.
 
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I bet it's an FCS OC who's had a cup of coffee as a position coach at the FBS level.
 
Helllll yes. Assistant Head Coach. Thank God. It's the next best thing to firing Diaco

Edit: I think I read this wrong... Unfortunately just looks like a regular assistant

My, how times have changed. It was only a few years ago, Diaco was viewed as the "savior". THE coach that would lead UConn out of the abyss it had fallen into. Fast forward>>>>> Today we have folks standing by, armed with buckets of tar & feathers ready to summarily usher Diaco out of town. There appears to be some unrest in the kingdom. :confused:
 
My, how times have changed. It was only a few years ago, Diaco was viewed as the "savior". THE coach that would lead UConn out of the abyss it had fallen into. Fast forward>>>>> Today we have folks standing by, armed with buckets of tar & feathers ready to summarily usher Diaco out of town. There appears to be some unrest in the kingdom. :confused:


Ya think!
 
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