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[LTtxfan 49,910]

35 minutes ago, Machinator said:

 

Raymond was looking for some form of DC title according to this article.....

https://www.nola.com/lsu/2019/01/lsu-defensive-backs-coach-corey-raymond-staying-at-lsu-after-interviewing-with-georgia.html

[Whitman 694]

Neal Brown didn't keep Tony Gibson as DC and I read earlier today that he has landed with NC State as DC.  Wonder if he will try to stay with some type of 3-3-5 there.

[LTtxfan 49,910]

11 minutes ago, Whitman said:

Neal Brown didn't keep Tony Gibson as DC and I read earlier today that he has landed with NC State as DC.  Wonder if he will try to stay with some type of 3-3-5 there.

Gibson interviewed for WVU Head Coaching job when Holgy left...... so probably difficult to keep on staff for Neal Brown.

[Jhawk 1,075]

With everyone who needs and OC o can’t see Kansas getting anyone worth a shit. Maybe we go to Ed warriner since he was OC during the mangino years. 

[Machinator 32,102]

 

[Hiphopopotamos 21,158]

2 minutes ago, Machinator said:

 

OU must have increased their offer - Football Scoop reported last week that Odom had declined the opportunity to join Grinch's staff at OU.

Edited January 14, 2019 by Hiphopopotamos

[Machinator 32,102]

 

[Machinator 32,102]

 

[Vito Andolini 9,431]

1 hour ago, Machinator said:

 

[LTtxfan 49,910]

Belichick may hire another former NFL HC to his Staff for next year...... Greg Schiano.   Multiple NFL reporters have mentioned the Patriots as a likely landing spot for Schiano.

Bret Bielema also currently on NE staff as Consultant to Head Coach

[Sock Drawer 214]

On 1/11/2019 at 2:57 PM, Machinator said:

 

Can he teach them how do drop interceptions that hit them right between the 2 and the 1? You know, interceptions that could WOULD have led to a spot in the BCS natty. Can he teach them that?

[ClubWhatever 12,277]

8 minutes ago, Sock Drawer said:

Can he teach them how do drop interceptions that hit them right between the 2 and the 1? You know, interceptions that could WOULD have led to a spot in the BCS natty. Can he teach them that?

Do you even Chase Daniels bro?

[TrashMaster G 18,030]

1 hour ago, Sock Drawer said:

Can he teach them how do drop interceptions that hit them right between the 2 and the 1? You know, interceptions that could WOULD have led to a spot in the BCS natty. Can he teach them that?

Negged for use of "natty".

[Digdogger 1,345]

10 hours ago, LTtxfan said:

Belichick may hire another former NFL HC to his Staff for next year...... Greg Schiano.   Multiple NFL reporters have mentioned the Patriots as a likely landing spot for Schiano.

Bret Bielema also currently on NE staff as Consultant to Head Coach

Bert is working without pay.  His only compensation is the unlimited supply of Kraft mac and cheese

[Burt Macklin 19,211]

11 hours ago, LTtxfan said:

Belichick may hire another former NFL HC to his Staff for next year...... Greg Schiano.   Multiple NFL reporters have mentioned the Patriots as a likely landing spot for Schiano.

Bret Bielema also currently on NE staff as Consultant to Head Coach

Bielema: yeah, I’m Consultant Head Coach of the New England Patriots. It’s a pretty big deal.

Belichek: No Bret, you’re Consultant to the Head Coach.

Bielema: 

 

 

[Machinator 32,102]

 

[LTtxfan 49,910]

35 minutes ago, Machinator said:

 

 

[MaybeACoordinator 8,350]

Man, the Vols are really puttin' the band back together, just like Mack on the other side of the Smokies. I have a die-hard Vol fan friend and he calls this a "Peoples Revolution," and he means that as a compliment. We'll see. 

[Katfid54 9,005]

Major still doesn't have a job.  I wonder if Herman will bring him on staff in some capacity (even if just in a QC role)?  I also wonder, if he does so, what Major has picked up from his time with Kendall Briles, and how that could help us continue to stoke the development of our running game.

At this point, given the utter silence surrounding Beaty (despite him being considered an ace recruiter and good-to-very-good position coach), I think it's a fait accompli that he'll be on staff once we get past NSD2.

[Hiphopopotamos 21,158]

 

Kansas St looking to hire a new DC.

[Machinator 32,102]

 

[TrashMaster G 18,030]

One HC job left open:

School	Out	Why?	In
Akron	Terry Bowden	Fired	Tom Arth
Appalachian State	Scott Satterfield	Move to Louisville	Eli Drinkwitz
Bowling Green	Mike Jinks	Fired	Scot Loeffler
Central Michigan	John Bonamego	Fired	Jim McElwain
Charlotte	Brad Lambert	Fired	Will Healy
Colorado	Mike MacIntyre	Fired	Mel Tucker
East Carolina	Scottie Montgomery	Fired	Mike Houston
Georgia Tech	Paul Johnson	Retired	Geoff Collins
Houston	Major Applewhite	Fired	Dana Holgorsen
Kansas	David Beaty	Fired	Les Miles
Kansas State	Bill Snyder	"Retired"	Chris Klieman
Liberty	Turner Gill	Retired	Hugh Freeze
Louisville	Bobby Petrino	Fired	Scott Satterfield
Maryland	DJ Durkin	Fired	Mike Locksley
Massachusetts	Mark Whipple	Fired	Walt Bell
Miami	Mark Richt	Retired	Manny Diaz
North Carolina	Larry Fedora	Fired	Mack Brown
Northern Illinois	Rod Carey	Move to Philadelphia
Ohio State	Urban Meyer	Retired (for now)	Ryan Day
Temple - Part I	Geoff Collins	Move to Atlanta	Manny Diaz
Temple - Part II	Manny Diaz	Move to Miami	Rod Carey
Texas State	Everett Withers	Fired	Jake Spavital
Texas Tech	Kliff Kingsbury	Fired	Matt Wells
Troy	Neal Brown	Move to Morgantown	Chip Lindsey
Utah State	Matt Wells	Move to Lubbock	Gary Anderson
West Virginia	Dana Holgorsen	Move to Houston	Neal Brown
Western Kentucky	Mike Sanford	Fired	Tyson Helton

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1 hour ago, Katfid54 said:

Major still doesn't have a job.  I wonder if Herman will bring him on staff in some capacity (even if just in a QC role)?

 

Did Bev Kearney die? Then there's your answer.

[ButtFumble 5,246]

Major will never be back at Texas and that is how it should be Texas does not need to revisit that baggage

at this point Major would probably be smart to sit out a year all the remaining job openings are tenuous at best with little upside for Major showing he made a difference with the offense compared to the downside of the overall program failing

next year looks to be another blowout year for coaching changes after all the old retired guys came in off the bench this year and with some of the surprise hirings made and with some big programs that will probably kick off coaching changes next year

at worst Major will be in line for a good OC job with a coach getting a fresh 3-4 years and at best Holgar will fail in a "Major" way at UH and some program caught off guard with needing to hire a coach will take a chance on Major

most likely as shitty as his UH contract was for Major there is an offset to his payout if he takes a new job so fuck UH let them pay the full freight while Major takes a year off and looks for the right fit instead of fucking up a second time in a row and taking an OC job that is a poor fit and or is with a coach that is himself on the hot seat....or perhaps Major can get some off the field position )quality control) for low dollars (letting UH pay the bills) and Major gets his name attached to a successful coach

He took a huge risk with that UH job and their ridiculous expectations and it turned out even shittier for him than most people expected he does not need to fuck up again and repeatt he same mistake as a coordinator or lower position than that especially when he is getting paid this year no matter what

[Gene Parmesan 4,062]

Is there are Major embargo or he just won't be back because there is better out there?

Wasn't he coming with Herman had Orlando gotten the UH job instead of him?

[Neonmoon 38,130]

2 minutes ago, Gene Parmesan said:

Is there are Major embargo or he just won't be back because there is better out there?

Wasn't he coming with Herman had Orlando gotten the UH job instead of him?

Major is not good enough, but also the whole having sex with a trainer while a coach here thing

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4 minutes ago, Gene Parmesan said:

Is there are Major embargo or he just won't be back because there is better out there?

Wasn't he coming with Herman had Orlando gotten the UH job instead of him?

I think it maybe has to be about how Bev Kearney (you know, won 6 national championships in chick's track Bev) got fired for banging an athlete but Major fucked a trainer on a bowl trip and was allowed to keep his job, with some counseling. And it ended up costing the university over a million dollars between lawyers and settlement to Bev. It's not Major's fault that they got treated differently for basically the same thing, but he's the fall guy and isn't welcome because of it.

[ClubWhatever 12,277]

3 minutes ago, Neonmoon said:

Major is not good enough, but also the whole having sex with a trainer while a coach here thing

He isnt good enough but some of these chumps that were hired are good enough?

[ButtFumble 5,246]

1 minute ago, Neonmoon said:

Major is not good enough, but also the whole having sex with a trainer while a coach here thing

well not just that, but he was not fired for banging a person in a subordinate position while bev was fired for diddling her athletes and then brought the huge lawsuit with gender and race mixed in

it took years for UT to get that taken care of and hiring Major back would most likely open it all back up much less how UT could handle future issues like that especially with a female or minority coach (much less one that is both)

[Machinator 32,102]

Just now, ClubWhatever said:

He isnt good enough but some of these chumps that were hired are good enough?

Those chumps were also hired when we didn't have a real athletic director.

[Neonmoon 38,130]

1 minute ago, ClubWhatever said:

He isnt good enough but some of these chumps that were hired are good enough?

The chumps aren't good enough either. Let's aim a little higher

[texifornia 58,786]

On 1/15/2019 at 10:07 AM, MaybeACoordinator said:

Man, the Vols are really puttin' the band back together, just like Mack on the other side of the Smokies. I have a die-hard Vol fan friend and he calls this a "Peoples Revolution," and he means that as a compliment. We'll see. 

With Pruitt and Martin around, some peoples that are 17-18 years old and good at football are about to get a whole lot wealthier, so they've got that going on.

[Laga4 1,270]

20 minutes ago, ButtFumble said:

at this point Major would probably be smart to sit out a year all the remaining job openings are tenuous at best with little upside for Major showing he made a difference with the offense compared to the downside of the overall program failing

Major has experience sitting out a year. 

[Barry_McCokiner 160]

24 minutes ago, ButtFumble said:

Major will never be back at Texas and that is how it should be Texas does not need to revisit that baggage

at this point Major would probably be smart to sit out a year all the remaining job openings are tenuous at best with little upside for Major showing he made a difference with the offense compared to the downside of the overall program failing

next year looks to be another blowout year for coaching changes after all the old retired guys came in off the bench this year and with some of the surprise hirings made and with some big programs that will probably kick off coaching changes next year

at worst Major will be in line for a good OC job with a coach getting a fresh 3-4 years and at best Holgar will fail in a "Major" way at UH and some program caught off guard with needing to hire a coach will take a chance on Major

most likely as shitty as his UH contract was for Major there is an offset to his payout if he takes a new job so fuck UH let them pay the full freight while Major takes a year off and looks for the right fit instead of fucking up a second time in a row and taking an OC job that is a poor fit and or is with a coach that is himself on the hot seat....or perhaps Major can get some off the field position )quality control) for low dollars (letting UH pay the bills) and Major gets his name attached to a successful coach

He took a huge risk with that UH job and their ridiculous expectations and it turned out even shittier for him than most people expected he does not need to fuck up again and repeatt he same mistake as a coordinator or lower position than that especially when he is getting paid this year no matter what

Great post, but I don't think Major took a risk at all.

[Barry_McCokiner 160]

15 minutes ago, Machinator said:

Those chumps were also hired when we didn't have a real athletic director.

We paid Watson more than ou played Riley.  AD didn't have anything to do with it unless you mean the ad should've guided Charlie's hires.

[Machinator 32,102]

Just now, Barry_McCokiner said:

We paid Watson more than ou played Riley.  AD didn't have anything to do with it unless you mean the ad should've guided Charlie's hires.

I was talking about the chumps currently on our staff.

[Wishbone 4,924]

On 1/14/2019 at 8:00 PM, LTtxfan said:

Belichick may hire another former NFL HC to his Staff for next year...... Greg Schiano.   Multiple NFL reporters have mentioned the Patriots as a likely landing spot for Schiano.

Bret Bielema also currently on NE staff as Consultant to Head Coach

Am I the only one that is confused by this. What in the absolute fuck could Bielema tell Bill Belichick about anything related to football  that he wouldn’t laugh about? The only reason I could imagine he is there is to be court jester to the king to cheer ‘ol Bill up. “Bring in the fool”!

[Machinator 32,102]

17 minutes ago, Wishbone said:

Am I the only one that is confused by this. What in the absolute fuck could Bielema tell Bill Belichick about anything related to football  that he wouldn’t laugh about? The only reason I could imagine he is there is to be court jester to the king to cheer ‘ol Bill up. “Bring in the fool”!

Why does Saban employ Butch Jones?

[Wishbone 4,924]

1 minute ago, Machinator said:

Why does Saban employ Butch Jones?

Did you just confirm my supposition?

[Machinator 32,102]

 

[JOSEYWALES66 1,850]

1 minute ago, Machinator said:

 

Wow.  I always heard he was a below average coach but an extremely good recruiter.  I wouldn’t have guessed he would go to a NFL team. 

[South Austin 53,154]

12 minutes ago, JOSEYWALES66 said:

Wow.  I always heard he was a below average coach but an extremely good recruiter.  I wouldn’t have guessed he would go to a NFL team. 

Yeah, but it’s Cleveland.

[Underdog 29,102]

3 hours ago, Wishbone said:

Am I the only one that is confused by this. What in the absolute fuck could Bielema tell Bill Belichick about anything related to football  that he wouldn’t laugh about? The only reason I could imagine he is there is to be court jester to the king to cheer ‘ol Bill up. “Bring in the fool”!

[Dondrysdale1 375]

Any word on who is taking the now vacated oc position at USC?

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14 hours ago, Machinator said:

 

Man, I know Saban loses coaches all the time, but this year seems more than normal.

[MonkeyDoughnut 10,762]

11 minutes ago, relapse98 said:

Man, I know Saban loses coaches all the time, but this year seems more than normal.

Agree. Something brewing, everyone who can leave is leaving.  I think it reached a point where people are tired of tongue lashings and decided not worth it anymore as the program goes into decline (granted still way, way high near peak) and didn't want to be last man standing.  Probably didn't help to get trounced by a program like Clemson where it seems coaches love working and don't even look around or turn over.

[sushihorn 3,248]

Some people want to win badly enough that working for a slave driving, screaming nut case is semi-tolerable.  Doesn't look so appealing when they lose.

[Underdog 29,102]

Or it could just be the FIshbowl that is Coaching at a place like Bama, some shrink in the spotlight. 

[texifornia 58,786]

This whole thread based around coaching salaries and Edsall stumping up for his assistant is an interesting argument that UConn would be better served dropping football:

 

Edited January 17, 2019 by texifornia

[JustBecause 112]

On 1/14/2019 at 8:00 PM, LTtxfan said:

Belichick may hire another former NFL HC to his Staff for next year...... Greg Schiano.   Multiple NFL reporters have mentioned the Patriots as a likely landing spot for Schiano.

Bret Bielema also currently on NE staff as Consultant to Head Coach

My, my how the mighty have fallen.