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Is known for what? What is his specialty. Looks like he had always been an assistant until he started getting the head coaching gigs. Offensive guy or defensive?
jostar1 said:Jeff Jacobs@jacobscourant3h
And here's a bio story on Pete Lembo from Staten Island. http://Post original url/1ktP2KD
Lehigh was Lembo’s first head coaching stop, where his teams compiled a 44-14 record in five seasons. He moved on to Elon and posted a 35-22 record in five seasons. He arrived at Ball State two years ago and capped a 9-4 season with an appearance in the Beef O’Brady Bowl against Central Florida.
His career coaching record is 94-46 in 12 seasons and he has a reputation for developing high-powered offenses with prolific passing quarterbacks.
Why? Clawson was my pick, but why not Lembo?I don't want Lembo.
That's good enough for me.
HIRE LEMBO IMMEDIATELY.
Why? Clawson was my pick, but why not Lembo?
Fair enough. I was highest on Clawson myself. Liked his approach to recruiting, and tailoring his system to the talent on hand and no the other way around, as it was outlined in the SI article. The thing about Lembo is he has won. Brian Kelly was the same way. Some guys just win.I liked Clawson better. I wouldn't be that upset about Lembo, but I like Narduzzi and even Weist better than Lembo. Lembo's prior two teams didn't really get better while he was there.
I prefer innovators or a coach that has a style I like. Narduzzi's defenses are always among the most physical in the country, and I still remember that 2005 game where Cincinnati, with a team full of mostly freshmen and sophomores, literally beat the snot out of a UConn team that was 4-1 going into that game. How many players did UConn lose in that game?
Never coached or played a day in his life at a BCS school. He's only spent three years at an FBS school! I have no idea what the infatuation is with this guy.
Yeah! Why read articles, blog posts, expert opinions etc. on this Lembo guy when I can just randomly spit out my uninformed opinion!
You all are misreading my quote - not only has he not HC at a BCS school, he's not COACHED, in any position, at a BCS school. Has not recruited at one, has not coached a line, the kickers, gotten a water bottle, anything at a BCS school. That's something that can't be overlooked. I'm not saying he shouldn't be a candidate, I just have a bit of a hard time looking at his resume and saying, "Yeah! I want that guy!"That is a very weak argument against him. OMG only three years head coaching experience on the FBS level. Narduzzi doesn't have any.
You all are misreading my quote - not only has he not HC at a BCS school, he's not COACHED, in any position, at a BCS school. Has not recruited at one, has not coached a line, the kickers, gotten a water bottle, anything at a BCS school. That's something that can't be overlooked. I'm not saying he shouldn't be a candidate, I just have a bit of a hard time looking at his resume and saying, "Yeah! I want that guy!"
UConn isn't a BCS school any longer.You all are misreading my quote - not only has he not HC at a BCS school, he's not COACHED, in any position, at a BCS school. Has not recruited at one, has not coached a line, the kickers, gotten a water bottle, anything at a BCS school. That's something that can't be overlooked. I'm not saying he shouldn't be a candidate, I just have a bit of a hard time looking at his resume and saying, "Yeah! I want that guy!"
Here's a different Pete Lembo article from October USA Today. I'd be very happy if we got this guy.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...s-corner-ball-state-coach-pete-lembo/2959833/
We know... We know... Swear to Christ you are related to him.
metsfan2323 said:Didn't Whaler just remind us the other day that we are not a BCS school anymore? I'm sorry but going from the MAC to the American is hardly a large leap.
The guy clobbered Virginia @Virginia and Wake Forest will probably hire either him or Clawson (also from the MAC)
Clawson appears to be off the board. Move on. Both Lembo and Narduzzi have their pros and cons. Both are worth $1.5 -2.0 mill at this point.I liked Clawson better. I wouldn't be that upset about Lembo, but I like Narduzzi and even Weist better than Lembo. Lembo's prior two teams didn't really get better while he was there.
I prefer innovators or a coach that has a style I like. Narduzzi's defenses are always among the most physical in the country, and I still remember that 2005 game where Cincinnati, with a team full of mostly freshmen and sophomores, literally beat the snot out of a UConn team that was 4-1 going into that game. How many players did UConn lose in that game?