Purdue fires defensive coordinator Bob Diaco after one season

[UConnDan97]

Same. I'm upset at him for how he handle the program, but I hate to see him continually trying to get back on track and constantly being forced to change jobs. I think his best bet is to DC at a smaller program for a few years, get some time away from the last 3 or 4 years and see where it takes him. Honestly, his defenses are still pretty good and weren't terrible here and I think he just needs stability to get his career trajectory back on track.

I don't wish ill will on him or his family, but it has to be said that getting fired from all these jobs is happening because he's failing at all these jobs. If he was succeeding, they wouldn't send him packing. The fact that he's had this many chances at big programs really makes you question the hiring practices for football coaches...

 

[formerlurker]

Missed this from mid December

Has the man watched the end of this game?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUL4c1xEpYw

 

[DoctorWho85]

I don't wish ill will on him or his family, but it has to be said that getting fired from all these jobs is happening because he's failing at all these jobs. If he was succeeding, they wouldn't send him packing. The fact that he's had this many chances at big programs really makes you question the hiring practices for football coaches...

Nebraska was an utter failure, but I don't think he was given a fair shot at Purdue.

 

[ktuck911]

I don't wish ill will on him or his family, but it has to be said that getting fired from all these jobs is happening because he's failing at all these jobs. If he was succeeding, they wouldn't send him packing. The fact that he's had this many chances at big programs really makes you question the hiring practices for football coaches...

this...

 

[Bubba1957]

I don't wish ill will on him or his family, but it has to be said that getting fired from all these jobs is happening because he's failing at all these jobs. If he was succeeding, they wouldn't send him packing. The fact that he's had this many chances at big programs really makes you question the hiring practices for football coaches...

He must really be a difficult guy to work with. You’d think that if he developed a relationship with the HC, he would be kept around for anther year or two. Just by being a decent guy and by being able to explain/rationalize what you are trying to achieve, he would get more time. Must rub people the wrong way and be too full of himself.

 

[Bomber36]

It’s time to leave Bobby alone. I certainly don't care anymore.