Not what I’ve heard either.. and some think UConn ain’t in his league. How small some think of UConn as a brand.This is not what I've heard
Not what I’ve heard either.. and some think UConn ain’t in his league. How small some think of UConn as a brand.This is not what I've heard
You would be.I am fine with a defensive coach as head coach as long as they bring in someone who knows offense to run the show whether it is a quarterback coach or a offensive coordinator at a FCS level.
Defensive coaches i believe have a tendency to mettle with the offense. Edsall, Diaco and P all did to varying extents. From Edsall criticizing Lashlee publicly, to Diaco refusing an OC not of his choosing to P demoting Moorehead.You would be.
Hopefully Benedict doesn't agree with you.
Let's not go there... please!I am fine with a defensive coach as head coach as long as they bring in someone who knows offense to run the show whether it is a quarterback coach or a offensive coordinator at a FCS level.
Here’s a decent coach with his DC, OC and QB coach.Who do you guys like? I don’t think Lashlee bites didn’t seem to love the time here. I’m kinda like the Nunzio pick tbh
Fairly or unfairly, the fan base tolerance for a retreads/retro hires has been burned up by Randy. If Skip comes in and kills it, everyone’s happy, but if he doesn’t Benedict would be crucified.I like Skip, but UConn needs to go outside of the history of the program.
if that’s the criteria, we’re shutting down the program.Les Miles never built a national championship program at the University of Connecticut, proving that he knows how to do it with our school's unique circumstances (recruiting, admin, etc.).
Fairly or unfairly, the fan base tolerance for a retreads/retro hires has been burned up by Randy. If Skip comes in and kills it, everyone’s happy, but if he doesn’t Benedict would be crucified.
I would have to see who is available and interested, but I doubt we end up with Skip.
Um... I don't think you read the whole conversation. Someone asked if other schools are obsessed with former coaches as much as UConn fans. Another poster said he knows someone that is an LSU fan and is obsessed with Saban. I said if we had a former coach that won us a national championship then I'd be all about rehiring them as well. Someone else quoted me saying Les Miles is available, I guess implying I would salivate over any NC winning coach. I said Les Miles never won a championship at UConn, so it wasn't relevant to the conversation.if that’s the criteria, we’re shutting down the program.
There’s too many similarities. Both Coach us as we transitioned to D1, and both left us for what they perceive to be better opportunities. I feel like the timing is wrong for it. That said if he was our guy I would back him and be pretty hopeful.I agree that we would need to be turned down by quite a few candidates before Skip was hired. I do however think he is a good coach and more than qualified for the job. Strange how his successful history with UCONN hurts him. He is a very different coach than Edsall but gets hurt because they have that one thing in common. Orlando and Edsall have much more in common.
Is this 2 million amount that getting often mentioned a slam dunk max number that has been stated from the key people? I do hope not, cuz I was hoping 3million to get up there.
Also, I'm not familiar at all with the HC at Coastal Carolina, is he young/offense minded/ UCONN material?
He’s got a great thing going on down there. Seems like a great coach. Hard to imagine he’d give that up for UCONN. Just doesn’t seem like a fit.Is this 2 million amount that getting often mentioned a slam dunk max number that has been stated from the key people? I do hope not, cuz I was hoping 3million to get up there.
Also, I'm not familiar at all with the HC at Coastal Carolina, is he young/offense minded/ UCONN material?
A Penn State Gal? Nice.I spent the weekend at Penn State (spouse is a die hard). I noticed the number of old, and I mean old people climbing 40-50 rows in the rain against Illinois to see there team play along with plenty of others obviously. The number of people who with some sense would have sat this one out at home watching on TV, but still showed up was noticeable. They'll show up next week even though the entire fanbase knows they are looking at going from 5-0 to 6-4 before thanksgiving with there QB hurt.
FWIW, the students were late arriving but the filled their section. I saw many people leaving from the late 3rd Q on and even into the overtimes, but with 105,000, it didn't make a dent. Economy of scale in action.
And this is why people keep asking why UConn fans have an infatuation with previous coaches.Going toward the original premise, my list:
Lashlee
Moorhead
Orlando
Skippy
Prime Time
Four with previous ties with the Huskies
& one controversial choice that have a WOW factor