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Someone who has had an NFL job within the past 10 years and no FCS job (or at least that is not mentioned in the qualifications) - eliminates a few guys - Brian wright, Sean Gleeson, Tim Cramsey, Andrew Breiner

May also be someone who has not worked a few years over the past 10, which is a little concerning. Hopping between NFL and FBS with gaps is not exactly an encouraging resume. PP and GD type resume. Also doesn't say QB coach.

Like someone said before, Robert Prince might fit, although no gaps in employment.
 
Frank Cignetti fits. Not hard to think we can potentially end up with whoever is interested in the RU job and doesn't get it. Seem to be looking for similar qualifications.
 
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HobokenHusky said:
Someone who has had an NFL job within the past 10 years and no FCS job (or at least that is not mentioned in the qualifications) - eliminates a few guys - Brian wright, Sean Gleeson, Tim Cramsey, Andrew Breiner

May also be someone who has not worked a few years over the past 10, which is a little concerning. Hopping between NFL and FBS with gaps is not exactly an encouraging resume. PP and GD type resume. Also doesn't say QB coach.

Like someone said before, Robert Prince might fit, although no gaps in employment.
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Was the job posted?
 
HobokenHusky said:
Someone who has had an NFL job within the past 10 years and no FCS job (or at least that is not mentioned in the qualifications) - eliminates a few guys - Brian wright, Sean Gleeson, Tim Cramsey, Andrew Breiner

May also be someone who has not worked a few years over the past 10, which is a little concerning. Hopping between NFL and FBS with gaps is not exactly an encouraging resume. PP and GD type resume. Also doesn't say QB coach.

Like someone said before, Robert Prince might fit, although no gaps in employment.
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I read it as either 5 years of FBS experience or NFL, not both. Brian Wright has 2 years at Toledo, 3 at FAU. That said, he just meets the qualification which if he was the leading candidate it seems like they would have given it more room.
 
Corey and Randy Edsall just started following Brian White - His brother is recently hired special teams coordinator Chris White. No NFL experience or gaps in employment though. could just be bc brother was hired. Interesting resume.
 
Exit 4 said:
I read it as either 5 years of FBS experience or NFL, not both. Brian Wright has 2 years at Toledo, 3 at FAU. That said, he just meets the qualification which if he was the leading candidate it seems like they would have given it more room.
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And 7 years is preferred. Clearly DO is out as well. QB coach made more sense anyway.
 
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Redding Husky said:
I don't see how anyone could hate New England, except for the snow in March (and sometimes in April). But Dallas does have some benefits ... it's the 4th largest metro area, the weather is similar to South Carolina, real estate is slightly less expensive, etc.

I believe the regional cultural differences are exaggerated. Yes, the South is a different culture, but people are generally the same all over the U.S. Dallas is not like The Andy Griffith Show.
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Stop kidding yourself. New England and Dallas are barely even on the same planets.
 
Hoophound said:
I’m from New England, I love New England, I have a second home in New England and even I hate you turds. The thing I’ve learned is to walk into a restaurant, store, whatever and just start teasing people and smiling at them. They get me at that point and I break through. New Englanders don’t like really nice people, they like people that they have to figure out first and then build a friendship with slowly. The problem is if you move to New England and expect people to come to you. It isn’t happening. You go to them and you chip away until they start smiling and open up. Then, they are loyal as hell once you win them over.

Now Mrs. Lashlee can surely make friends in Glastonbury or Tolland or wherever, she just didn’t want to. All she needed to do was show up at some school thing with cupcakes and look fashionable and invite everyone to her house for a holiday party. “Oh, by the way, my husband is OC at UConn. I’m trying to get KO and everyone there, bring your kids too. It is gonna be great y’all.” Sold, sweetheart.

I’d be there in a second and I’d tell my wife to invite her to get a pedi next week. She’d be set. The problem was, she didn’t want to or you turds rejected her offer because it was going to interfere with your steady schedule of farting into your easy chair cushions.
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This.

If you are nice to people in New England then people get suspicious because they think you are up to something.
 
HobokenHusky said:
Corey and Randy Edsall just started following Brian White - His brother is recently hired special teams coordinator Chris White. No NFL experience or gaps in employment though. could just be bc brother was hired. Interesting resume.
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Wow!! Impressive list of schools he has worked at. Plenty of OC experience, but can or will he run a spread offense? He seems much more like a 2 back pro set kinda guy based on the schools and coaches he has work at and for.
 
The Viking said:
He just told mike Anthony he wants the job.
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Could be or could have been the case, but wanting a job, wanting an unavailable opportunity, and getting the position now are significantly different considerations. Regardless, UConn's job spec strongly suggests it ain't happen' now! Next ...
 
HobokenHusky said:
Corey and Randy Edsall just started following Brian White - His brother is recently hired special teams coordinator Chris White. No NFL experience or gaps in employment though. could just be bc brother was hired. Interesting resume.
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I hope it is not White. Wisconsin's offense was stagnant until they made Chryst Co-OC and then permanent OC. And, he was OC during the Syracuse terrible years. In 10 years, nobody has hired him as an OC, so that says something.
 
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HobokenHusky said:
Frank Cignetti fits. Not hard to think we can potentially end up with whoever is interested in the RU job and doesn't get it. Seem to be looking for similar qualifications.
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Isn't he a Edsall1.0 type? Run, run, pass punt or at least that what I remember when he was at Pitt
 
ZooCougar said:
Stop kidding yourself. New England and Dallas are barely even on the same planets.
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Explain, please.

I grew up Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County. I've lived my entire adult life in Collin County, TX which is Dallas' version of Westchester and Fairfield.

CT has more hills and trees. Dallas is (on average) 15 degrees warmer. There are physical differences and some minor cultural differences. But suburban America is fairly similar whether you're in suburban Chicago, suburban Atlanta, or suburban Seattle.
 
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Redding Husky said:
Explain, please.

I grew up Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County. I've lived my entire adult life in Collin County, TX which is Dallas' version of Westchester and Fairfield.

CT has more hills and trees. Dallas is (on average) 15 degrees warmer. There are physical differences and some minor cultural differences. But suburban America is fairly similar whether you're in suburban Chicago, suburban Atlanta, or suburban Seattle.
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Because it’s easier to go from
North to south than south to north. I think it is the southerners who don’t have the ability to adapt to the different culture.

Suburban Seattle is also big outlier compared to those other places you mentioned. Definitely NOT similar.
 
ZooCougar said:
Because it’s easier to go from
North to south than south to north. I think it is the southerners who don’t have the ability to adapt to the different culture.

Suburban Seattle is also big outlier compared to those other places you mentioned. Definitely NOT similar.
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I think I would agree with that.

I've only been to Seattle once, and that was 24 years ago.
 
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Redding Husky said:
I think I would agree with that.

I've only been to Seattle once, and that was 24 years ago.
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It’s great. You get to pay 700k for a shanty. It’s no wonder they have such a big homeless problem.
 
Redding Husky said:
Explain, please.

I grew up Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County. I've lived my entire adult life in Collin County, TX which is Dallas' version of Westchester and Fairfield.

CT has more hills and trees. Dallas is (on average) 15 degrees warmer. There are physical differences and some minor cultural differences. But suburban America is fairly similar whether you're in suburban Chicago, suburban Atlanta, or suburban Seattle.
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I’ve lived in suburban CT, KC, CA Bay Area and now Massachusetts. I find them all very different, except suburban Boston and Hartford are somewhat similar.

If you were say, a conservative, religious, Baptist from Arkansas...you really think moving to progressive, secular/Catholic/Jewish Connecticut presents a similar environment?
 
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