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Coaches' Hot Seat/ Carousel 2015-16
- Thread starter Rutgers Mike
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He just won his 5th state title and his son is graduating so THE TIME IS NOW
mcnoles
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PSUEagle
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Tulane hires Georgia Southern HC Willie Fritz.
Pretty nice move for the Green Eave IMO: he has an impressive track record at various levels of football and has demonstrated a consistent ability to do more with less. I think it's a lock that he does better than Curtis Johnson, especially since the latter recruited at a fairly high level.
Wouldn't surprise me to see Tulane do better than expected in 2016.
Pretty nice move for the Green Eave IMO: he has an impressive track record at various levels of football and has demonstrated a consistent ability to do more with less. I think it's a lock that he does better than Curtis Johnson, especially since the latter recruited at a fairly high level.
Wouldn't surprise me to see Tulane do better than expected in 2016.
Skeeter
Uber felon
You can dare to dream.
GuyIncognito
pressure cooker full of skittles
lol, didn't I see that Sonny Cumbie turned it down too?
coogrfan
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Let me answer that question with a question: have you seen the Horns qb "talent" recently?
PSUEagle
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Think it has more to do with the fact that there's a strong chance (pun intended) that Texas is looking for a new HC next winter. If you're an up and coming coach why walk into a situation and uproot your whole family for one year? Wait it out and look for more stable opportunities down the road.
UF had the same issue a couple years ago before settling on Roper IIRC.
UF had the same issue a couple years ago before settling on Roper IIRC.
goblue96
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BasinBictory
OUT with the GOUT
Sweet. Room just opened up on my couch.
Yes, but you'll have to replace the couch now, anyway, right?
MtneerManiac
Burning Couches
Naw we finished 7-5.
What I mean is that next season we have an awesome home schedule with Mizzou, Oklahoma, TCU, Baylor, and K-State all at home and we're basically going to have a lame duck season because there's no way Holgs finishes better than 7-5 next season (he refuses to recruit a fucking QB), so it's just a wasted season and a delay to firing him.
goblue96
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I'll worry about that later. I'm changing the locks.
PSUEagle
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Rutgers Mike
Dr. Sad
jamesnathan
Resident Mormon
I'm curious why you think that only those two would be good for the future? Why would Niumatololo NOT be good for the future?
Craig7835
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I think Brian Johnson-former Utah QB & one & done OC is still by far the youngest
coogrfan
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To be honest I don't know much about him other than the fact that he's done a tremendous job with our wr's. Good luck to DM in his future endeavors.
Bdub
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He is taking his whole offensive staff with him so they will run the same thing BYU does. Sadly not anything close to LaVells offense.
Bdub
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BYU is a sinking ship regardless of who they hire. I think Bronco took them about as far as they can go without being in a conference. Bronco realized it and moved on.
Wooly
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He's obviously a good coach, but he knows and runs the option. It's hard for option coaches to do anything else. I don't think BYU can be nationally competitive with an option offense. I love the option, I wish more teams ran it, but I don't think it will work at BYU.
Anderson, on the other hand is a top recruiter and great defensive coach. He can capitalize on what BYU is now built to do well, play defense. The kind of recruits that BYU can now recruit well are better suited for defense.
The landscape of CFB has really changed in the past decade, and it will be an uphill battle for BYU. They are falling behind other P5 schools in money and recruiting, especially Utah. BYU has to command the in state talent to have a chance, so they can't be second fiddle to Utah and stay nationally relevant.
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Renegade
Charge on!
Well, the current offense doesn't really work imo. I don't see him going flexbone at BYU. Instead, I think you'd see a pistol based offense that has some option concepts. But I think regardless that BYU needs to get back to the LaVell offense that maximizes the sort of talent you have.
He shouldn't have gotten a raise this year, but that is just the business of college football. If he had won the OU and Florida games, which he should have, then he deserved a raise. Whatever, though. It doesn't mean anything to me. It's not my money and they will still fire his ass if he doesn't win more next year.
goblue96
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Bart Scott for Mike DeBord - UT Interim Head Coach next season.
jamesnathan
Resident Mormon
What Coach K-Lo may or may not run at BYU will largely depend on the OC he hires.
Brick
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they really eat that shit up don't they? what a fucking statement.
Bdub
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Problem is they can't get that kind of talent anymore. I think Bronco had the right blueprint and it's similar to Utah, recruit to your strengths, polys and defense. Build defense first and tailor the offense to the best QB you can recruit. BYU is great at recruiting QBs as they have a history there. Problem is even with a good QB they just can't get enough good players in the skill positions to really maximize their QB advantage. It's even harder now that Utah doesn't suck anymore and the Pac 12 is much more active recruiting Utah. USC and Stanford have gotten the best Utah kids for a few years in a row.