Sark after dark COACHING STAFF thread

[Jkwellborn 7006]

Played that level last night. Hits close to home.

[BB65 489]

Can we get some carne guisada recipes while we wait for coaching hire news?

[Doc Reeves 6434]

2 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

You would have to top a million per year with Ron Jeremy genetics for a shot, so like, only half of us.

Maybe more than half....

 

 

[Pato del Muerto 53329]

7 minutes ago, Jkwellborn said:

Played that level last night. Hits close to home.

You made it all the way to 1-1?  I notice you didn’t say you completed the level. 

[BurntOrange&White 41646]

41 minutes ago, Doc Reeves said:

This chick will rule this place if she starts posting here. Gotdamn the thirsty posting that’s about to happen...

The thirst was strong af for that ugly chick who posted that abortion of a chili picture. 

[Wayne 588]

Roach247

I'm told today that Johnny Nansen is now a name of interest on the Texas radar.

Nansen has a lot of history on the west coast, and he’s spent quite a bit of time with Sarkisian. After starting his career at Idaho, Nansen worked under Sarkisian at Washington as Special Teams Coordinator, Recruiting Coordinator and Defensive Line Coach. Nansen then moved on to USC where he coached running backs and later linebackers. Nansen left USC this year for UCLA, but we are told he’s a name that Sarkisian could jump on right away. His all time list of recruits includes Adoree’ Jackson, Ronald Jones, Gary Bryant, Talanoa Hufanga, Levi Jones and Maninoa Tufono and John Ross. Nansen coached multiple positions, so it's unclear of what his fit my be. If you're looking for any tie-ins to this name that could indicate the direction of the defensive coordinator search, Nansen worked with Tosh Lupoiat one time, who we have heard is still a name of interest for Sarkisian.

— Steve Sarkisian is making an effort to retain Bryan Carrington

I reported on Friday that I expected Carrington to move on, but it sounds like Sarkisian wants to keep him for continuity with recruits as he looks to make over the recruiting department. Carrington's name is out for a few other positions as well. USC and SMU are schools I've heard in the mix for him, but he's thinking about returning after seeing what form the recruiting department takes. Former Director of Player Personnel Derek Chang was dismissed last week, and sources tell me that could mean a new regime is close to being put in place to run that department.

— South Carolina's Drew Hughes is a name we are hearing a lot of buzz around

A source asked me not to mention Hughes yet last week when I talked to them about who could possibly replace Chang and head up Sarkisian's recruiting department. Since the name got out, I can tell you what I know about Hughes. A native of Montgomery, Alabama and a Crimson Tide graduate, Hughes worked under Will Muschamp at Florida from 2014-2017, and again at South Carolina in 2020. He also spent time at Tennesse, NC State, and Alabama as he worked his way up. Hughes has a strong reputation in this industry and ran his department like an NFL operation. We haven't confirmed anything with Hughes, but the name is coming up more with folks we speak with regularly.

[Bigbend1812 13021]

2 minutes ago, Wayne said:

Roach247

I'm told today that Johnny Nansen is now a name of interest on the Texas radar.

Nansen has a lot of history on the west coast, and he’s spent quite a bit of time with Sarkisian. After starting his career at Idaho, Nansen worked under Sarkisian at Washington as Special Teams Coordinator, Recruiting Coordinator and Defensive Line Coach. Nansen then moved on to USC where he coached running backs and later linebackers. Nansen left USC this year for UCLA, but we are told he’s a name that Sarkisian could jump on right away. His all time list of recruits includes Adoree’ Jackson, Ronald Jones, Gary Bryant, Talanoa Hufanga, Levi Jones and Maninoa Tufono and John Ross. Nansen coached multiple positions, so it's unclear of what his fit my be. If you're looking for any tie-ins to this name that could indicate the direction of the defensive coordinator search, Nansen worked with Tosh Lupoiat one time, who we have heard is still a name of interest for Sarkisian.

— Steve Sarkisian is making an effort to retain Bryan Carrington

I reported on Friday that I expected Carrington to move on, but it sounds like Sarkisian wants to keep him for continuity with recruits as he looks to make over the recruiting department. Carrington's name is out for a few other positions as well. USC and SMU are schools I've heard in the mix for him, but he's thinking about returning after seeing what form the recruiting department takes. Former Director of Player Personnel Derek Chang was dismissed last week, and sources tell me that could mean a new regime is close to being put in place to run that department.

— South Carolina's Drew Hughes is a name we are hearing a lot of buzz around

A source asked me not to mention Hughes yet last week when I talked to them about who could possibly replace Chang and head up Sarkisian's recruiting department. Since the name got out, I can tell you what I know about Hughes. A native of Montgomery, Alabama and a Crimson Tide graduate, Hughes worked under Will Muschamp at Florida from 2014-2017, and again at South Carolina in 2020. He also spent time at Tennesse, NC State, and Alabama as he worked his way up. Hughes has a strong reputation in this industry and ran his department like an NFL operation. We haven't confirmed anything with Hughes, but the name is coming up more with folks we speak with regularly.

 

Every DC that Sark ever coached with or shook hands with will be a rumor on here before long.  So much buzz.

[Machinator 32102]

Only took two days to do a 180 on Carrington, I see.

[ImissWallyPryor 9046]

3 hours ago, Armybrat said:

Speaking of them, just what are the gym teachers doing during this era of remote learning?

Getting paid for not working?

[Tex-19 3009]

When do players report back for winter/spring stuff? And wouldn't we want a DC in place by then?

[BurntOrange&White 41646]

Just now, Tex-19 said:

When do players report back for winter/spring stuff? And wouldn't we want a DC in place by then?

Class starts Tuesday so this weekend/Monday. 

[closetohumping 17776]

Roach bringing us back on topic!!

[Vertigo 20461]

8 minutes ago, Machinator said:

Only took two days to do a 180 on Carrington, I see.

Now they need to report like he hasn't already said he is staying so they don't look like morons.

[Tex-19 3009]

Just now, BurntOrange&White said:

Class starts Tuesday so this weekend/Monday. 

In that case, wtf is Sark waiting on? Unless he's waiting on Pruitt, seems like the options are what they are and time to make a decision. 

[Dewey 3325]

13 minutes ago, Bigbend1812 said:

 

Every DC that Sark ever coached with or shook hands with will be a rumor on here before long.  So much buzz.

Looks up who Sark has coached with, copy and past wiki page, followed with "We haven't confirmed anything with ......, but the name is coming up more with folks we speak with regularly.

[HenryJames 67115]

5 minutes ago, closetohumping said:

Roach bringing us back on topic!!

[billfromlaketravis 11784]

I’ll probably get flamed, but I’d cut Carrington loose. Sark wants to build an Alabama style recruiting/personnel department. He’s going to have to tear it down and rebuild to accomplish this. 

[Burt Macklin 19209]

1 minute ago, billfromlaketravis said:

I’ll probably get flamed, but I’d cut Carrington loose. Sark wants to build an Alabama style recruiting/personnel department. He’s going to have to tear it down and rebuild to accomplish this. 

Why couldn’t Carrington be part of that exactly? 

[utee94 16065]

Just now, Burt Macklin said:

Why couldn’t Carrington be part of that exactly? 

Exactly, he'd probably be happy to employ some more... creative... approaches.

In fact, here's an actual photo of Carrington from earlier today, seems like he's ready to get to work SEC-style!

 

[Bevo 13820]

2 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

I’ll probably get flamed, but I’d cut Carrington loose. Sark wants to build an Alabama style recruiting/personnel department. He’s going to have to tear it down and rebuild to accomplish this. 

He can tear down the recruiting/personnel department, rebuild it, and keep Carrington.

[billfromlaketravis 11784]

1 minute ago, Burt Macklin said:

Why couldn’t Carrington be part of that exactly? 

Carrington doesn’t exactly preach hard work and persistence. BC’s guys are the ones opting out.

[JesusSweatDuck 18045]

2 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

Carrington doesn’t exactly preach hard work and persistence. BC’s guys are the ones opting out.

How is that on Carrington.  HIs job is to get the guys the coaches/others identify to sign.  Carrington isn't out evaluating talent

[DanTheHorn 5061]

1 minute ago, billfromlaketravis said:

Carrington doesn’t exactly preach hard work and persistence. BC’s guys are the ones opting out.

So he coaches them once they get here?

[Laxtonto 13013]

Considering the clusterfuck the sooner did to this thread, I figured I would repost some actual real info tied to the coaching search..

 

With Huff (the current Bama RB coach) taking the HC job at Marshal, it seems as if Wiggins is now a potential target for his staff as OC or at least passing game coordinator/Co-OC. 
 

Needless to say this coincides with the timing of Sark keeping Coleman and most likely explains either why we had a “sudden” move back to Coleman and CTJ Bama source was as saying he was gone...

[billfromlaketravis 11784]

BC’s issues are messaging and managing expectations. He’s sold almost every recruit on 3 years at UT and getting drafted in the first round.

He leaves out the part about hard work in the weight room, film room, and on the practice field. 

[Burt Macklin 19209]

9 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

Carrington doesn’t exactly preach hard work and persistence. BC’s guys are the ones opting out.

Lol wut 

[Teryor 4964]

35 minutes ago, Wayne said:

Roach247

I'm told today that Johnny Nansen is now a name of interest on the Texas radar.

Nansen has a lot of history on the west coast, and he’s spent quite a bit of time with Sarkisian. After starting his career at Idaho, Nansen worked under Sarkisian at Washington as Special Teams Coordinator, Recruiting Coordinator and Defensive Line Coach. Nansen then moved on to USC where he coached running backs and later linebackers. Nansen left USC this year for UCLA, but we are told he’s a name that Sarkisian could jump on right away. His all time list of recruits includes Adoree’ Jackson, Ronald Jones, Gary Bryant, Talanoa Hufanga, Levi Jones and Maninoa Tufono and John Ross. Nansen coached multiple positions, so it's unclear of what his fit my be. If you're looking for any tie-ins to this name that could indicate the direction of the defensive coordinator search, Nansen worked with Tosh Lupoiat one time, who we have heard is still a name of interest for Sarkisian.

— Steve Sarkisian is making an effort to retain Bryan Carrington

I reported on Friday that I expected Carrington to move on, but it sounds like Sarkisian wants to keep him for continuity with recruits as he looks to make over the recruiting department. Carrington's name is out for a few other positions as well. USC and SMU are schools I've heard in the mix for him, but he's thinking about returning after seeing what form the recruiting department takes. Former Director of Player Personnel Derek Chang was dismissed last week, and sources tell me that could mean a new regime is close to being put in place to run that department.

— South Carolina's Drew Hughes is a name we are hearing a lot of buzz around

A source asked me not to mention Hughes yet last week when I talked to them about who could possibly replace Chang and head up Sarkisian's recruiting department. Since the name got out, I can tell you what I know about Hughes. A native of Montgomery, Alabama and a Crimson Tide graduate, Hughes worked under Will Muschamp at Florida from 2014-2017, and again at South Carolina in 2020. He also spent time at Tennesse, NC State, and Alabama as he worked his way up. Hughes has a strong reputation in this industry and ran his department like an NFL operation. We haven't confirmed anything with Hughes, but the name is coming up more with folks we speak with regularly.

I appreciate him describing a head of recruiting running his department like an NFL team. Obviously all that means is "he's good at his job" but it's such a dumb thing I find funny.

[Burt Macklin 19209]

2 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

BC’s issues are messaging and managing expectations. He’s sold almost every recruit on 3 years at UT and getting drafted in the first round.

He leaves out the part about hard work in the weight room, film room, and on the practice field. 

Or maybe he’s an incredible recruiter who couldn’t make up for Herman’s incompetence and assholery and it’s not his fault guys were unhappy with the inept coaching they were receiving. Every school in the country that recruits well sells guys on that. The difference is the coaches at Bama and tOSU can actually deliver. 

Edited January 17, 2021 by Burt Macklin

[conVINCEd 21477]

1 minute ago, Burt Macklin said:

Or maybe he’s an incredible recruiter who couldn’t make up for Herman’s incompetence and assholery and it’s not his fault guys were unhappy with the inept coaching they were receiving. 

I have no inside info, but from the outside looking in I think it is a little more complex than that.

[Burt Macklin 19209]

1 minute ago, conVINCEd said:

I have no inside info, but from the outside looking in I think it is a little more complex than that.

 

[DanTheHorn 5061]

8 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

BC’s issues are messaging and managing expectations. He’s sold almost every recruit on 3 years at UT and getting drafted in the first round.

He leaves out the part about hard work in the weight room, film room, and on the practice field. 

You remind me of a person that thinks team building is done with ra ra sessions. Team building is an everyday task managed via work assignments.

[Hank_Hill 19750]

Wait, BC doesn’t sell recruits on the shitty aspects of football? Like most sales people would do? Well I never. 

[Burt Macklin 19209]

1 minute ago, Hank_Hill said:

Wait, BC doesn’t sell recruits on the shitty aspects of football? Like most sales people would do? Well I never. 

If he would just explain to all the recruits how hard winning is, then they wouldn’t be mad when they get to UT and underperform with Herman. 

[billfromlaketravis 11784]

7 minutes ago, DanTheHorn said:

You remind me of a person that thinks team building is done with ra ra sessions. Team building is an everyday task managed via work assignments.

Thanks for reinforcing my point. 

[LTtxfan 49906]

44 minutes ago, Tex-19 said:

When do players report back for winter/spring stuff? And wouldn't we want a DC in place by then?

[Teryor 4964]

https://footballscoop.com/news/sources-steve-sarkisian-hiring-key-sec-recruiting-staffer-at-texas/

Confirmed  I guess

[Doc Reeves 6434]

Let’s no go off on Carrington, he’s a real dude who really cares about the people he works with, even if they don’t go to Texas. That’s actually something that’s pretty hard to find and people who deal with him recognize that.

his job is to sell, but he’s nit just a salesman 

Edited January 17, 2021 by Doc Reeves

[Teryor 4964]

SCAR 247 mod on Hughes' responsibilities while there, tough to have a strong takeaway but they've been ~20th in the nation in recruiting the last few years outside this year which obviously has the caveat of fired coach. I'll leave the job of finding out how good their evaluations have been to someone smarter.

Edited January 17, 2021 by Teryor

[LTtxfan 49906]

1 hour ago, BurntOrangeBlooded15 said:

It’s like what’s was talked about 10-15 pages ago.  We’re at the same fucking spot today that we were 3 days ago.  If you don’t want to wad through the shit, either stay off this thread till it jumps 20 pages in 10 minutes or scroll through till you see tweets, screenshots, etc.   You fuckers bitching about free information is incredible. 

 

[Nope 3151]

30 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

BC’s issues are messaging and managing expectations. He’s sold almost every recruit on 3 years at UT and getting drafted in the first round.

He leaves out the part about hard work in the weight room, film room, and on the practice field. 

Holy misattribution, Batman

[ClubWhatever 12276]

3 minutes ago, Teryor said:

SCAR 247 mod on Hughes' responsibilities while there, tough to have a strong takeaway but they've been ~20th in the nation in recruiting the last few years outside this year which obviously has the caveat of fired coach. I'll leave the job of finding out how good their evaluations have been to someone smarter.

My impression from reading their boards is that their roster is in shambles.

[conVINCEd 21477]

3 minutes ago, Teryor said:

SCAR 247 mod on Hughes' responsibilities while there, tough to have a strong takeaway but they've been ~20th in the nation in recruiting the last few years outside this year which obviously has the caveat of fired coach. I'll leave the job of finding out how good their evaluations have been to someone smarter.

20th in the country is pretty good given what he was selling.

[Teryor 4964]

Just now, ClubWhatever said:

My impression from reading their boards is that their roster is in shambles.

Ya turns out that happens when you fire a coach mid-season. They only had 11 commits at NSD1.

[DanTheHorn 5061]

12 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

Thanks for reinforcing my point. 

Now that is even more stupid than what you said before, I am not even going to try to explain why because it beyond your capacity to understand.

[Modessit 5665]

Speaking of them, just what are the gym teachers doing during this era of remote learning?

My kids (elementary) will have PE over Zoom. Usually consists of jumping jacks, squats, etc. Twice a week.

[Jack Wilson 313]

1 minute ago, DanTheHorn said:

Now that is even more stupid than what you said before, I am not even going to try to explain why because it beyond your capacity to understand.

The old, "I can explain it to you, son, but I can't understand it for you," right?

[irishtexan 11692]

Some impressively shitty takes today, folks.

[RollLeft 5088]

2 years under Pruitt, huh?  Left because he was smart and saw shit coming or just wanted to reunite with Boom?

https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/university-of-south-carolina/usc-football/article240764366.html 

Edited January 17, 2021 by RollLeft

[TexasEx 1697]

20 hours ago, FloridaHorn said:

It’s the monkey isn’t it?

Part of the trilateral commission.  

[GringoSalado 1652]

4 minutes ago, DanTheHorn said:

Now that is even more stupid than what you said before, I am not even going to try to explain why because it beyond your capacity to understand.

*stupider