November 21, 20214 yr I missed Jimmy Lake getting fired. Wouldn't mind getting him onboard as coDC/db coach if he's still on ok terms with PK.
November 22, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, ztejas said: Not since 1978 it looks like. Not that it matters but last I checked San Diego State is at 22 on the AP poll, so….. yay?
November 22, 20214 yr Shit, this thread moving fast today. Edited November 22, 20214 yr by Fudge Nuggets
November 22, 20214 yr 6 hours ago, GTX Horn said: This seems like the wildest coaching carousel season ever and I’m here for it. Lots of good jobs open but not enough good coaches to fill them Seems like many said the same thing about three years ago and two or three years before that. As teams get quicker trigger fingers this is going to be the norm going forward.
November 22, 20214 yr I am so fucking glad that KU didn't wait to hire until after this season. We'd end up with another David Beaty.
November 22, 20214 yr 3 hours ago, Bevo14 said: I missed Jimmy Lake getting fired. Wouldn't mind getting him onboard as coDC/db coach if he's still on ok terms with PK.
November 22, 20214 yr 5 hours ago, WhatTheBuck said: Tressel wasn’t really well known but he won 4 national championships at Div I-AA Youngstown State. Oregon head coach Mike Bellotti was a candidate. During his interview he asked if Ohio State and Michigan play every year. When told that they do he said they have something similar, it’s called the Civil War. That ended his candidacy. Sounds like casualfan folklore.
November 22, 20214 yr 7 hours ago, texasstrong12 said: Has the state of Florida ever been this bad at the same time? Florida, Florida State, and Miami are all dumpster fires. I think you'd have to go way back. Maybe I'm forgetting something more recent.
November 22, 20214 yr Getting fairly official. https://www.si.com/college/tcu/.amp/football/sonny-dykes-new-head-coach-football
November 22, 20214 yr When the music stops this carousel season there are going to be some blue bloods that set their programs back by at least 5-7 years to recovery and some very attractive programs set back by a decade or more.
November 22, 20214 yr 6 hours ago, Fudge Nuggets said: Seems like many said the same thing about three years ago and two or three years before that. As teams get quicker trigger fingers this is going to be the norm going forward. There’s some weirdness this season, too. I give both Mullen and Orgeron slightly better than fifty percent chance to get one more year if their off-field behavior wasn’t so bizarre, whiny, and/or borderline sociopathic. Lake almost certainly gets another year to pull it together at UW without his little on-field temper tantrum and player slap. UW isn’t a program that’s known for yanking the rug out as fast. Its funny, the more coaches get paid “fuck you” money, the less likely admins and boosters will tolerate asshole, “fuck you” behavior. With the salaries and buyouts these guys have, they’re laughing all the way to the bank.
November 22, 20214 yr 11 hours ago, texasstrong12 said: Has the state of Florida ever been this bad at the same time? Florida, Florida State, and Miami are all dumpster fires. Florida State needs to buckle in with Norvell. His is a team that has gotten better, played tough against Notre Dame. I think they'll beat Florida this week and get themselves to bowl eligibility. The team is going in the right direction. He is bringing in a good, not great class but it's a roster that can compete in the ACC. It's not a repair job, it's a rebuild and he's got them going in the right direction. I don't know if he'll build a dynasty there, but he can capitalize on disarray at Gata and the U to fix roster issues, get them into the 8,9,10 win season range. Then if they're not happy they can look around and get a coach in there to take the next step.
November 22, 20214 yr 5 hours ago, notre dame joe said: Sounds like casualfan folklore. That’s as reported by Jim Lachey who was part of the search committee and was in the room to witness it firsthand.
November 22, 20214 yr Provide a link. You are the same old drunk that says you won’t read a quoted article without a link.
November 22, 20214 yr 5 hours ago, ztejas said: Getting fairly official. https://www.si.com/college/tcu/.amp/football/sonny-dykes-new-head-coach-football SMU needs to replace him with Deion, just to shove it up TCU's ass.
November 22, 20214 yr 2 hours ago, 956 Worldwide said: Florida State needs to buckle in with Norvell. His is a team that has gotten better, played tough against Notre Dame. I think they'll beat Florida this week and get themselves to bowl eligibility. The team is going in the right direction. He is bringing in a good, not great class but it's a roster that can compete in the ACC. It's not a repair job, it's a rebuild and he's got them going in the right direction. I don't know if he'll build a dynasty there, but he can capitalize on disarray at Gata and the U to fix roster issues, get them into the 8,9,10 win season range. Then if they're not happy they can look around and get a coach in there to take the next step. That was the ultimate nail in Mullen’s coffin. When you look at last year’s accomplishments it didn’t translate into recruiting. It was more egregious when you look at Miami and FSU’s struggles. He should have been able to lock down everyone not going to Bama and Clemson at a minimum, but his class was still subpar. That’s why the next hire has to prioritize recruiting. Mullen set this program back years. The next guy should get more rope because of it, but now our AD is also on the hot seat, so who the fuck knows.
November 22, 20214 yr 18 hours ago, Francisco 2.0 said: Damn, I had forgotten about the extension: https://theathletic.com/news/florida-fires-dan-mullen-less-than-6-months-after-signing-hc-to-extension-source/nkwa3g9Lnw7J/ At least Florida was smart and kept his buyout at 12 million when they extended.
November 22, 20214 yr USC should see if Pete wants to come back, he seems miserable in Seattle right now.
November 22, 20214 yr 3 hours ago, 956 Worldwide said: Florida State needs to buckle in with Norvell. His is a team that has gotten better, played tough against Notre Dame. I think they'll beat Florida this week and get themselves to bowl eligibility. The team is going in the right direction. He is bringing in a good, not great class but it's a roster that can compete in the ACC. It's not a repair job, it's a rebuild and he's got them going in the right direction. I don't know if he'll build a dynasty there, but he can capitalize on disarray at Gata and the U to fix roster issues, get them into the 8,9,10 win season range. Then if they're not happy they can look around and get a coach in there to take the next step. I think Norvell is pretty safe right now but he was pretty much dead man walking about six weeks ago. They aren’t back to vintage FSU standard by any means but as you pointed out they are improving week to week.
November 22, 20214 yr 37 minutes ago, Fudge Nuggets said: they are improving week to week I crave this.
November 22, 20214 yr Aranda getting love from Josh Pate (247). Will be interesting to watch his job offers
November 22, 20214 yr Just now, LTtxfan said: Rumors Matt Campbell to USC ?? The answer to that guy’s question is he thought this was his best ISU team, and that he could win the B12 with it. Now that he has failed to do that, he needs to jump while anyone still wants him.
November 22, 20214 yr 2 hours ago, shadow_operative2.0 said: Provide a link. You are the same old drunk that says you won’t read a quoted article without a link. I heard it on the radio and that was years ago. Don’t be ridiculous. How long have you been waiting to play that card? Probably a long time because if you follow my work then you know that when it comes to current events I always cite my source whether it’s tv, radio, or if there’s an article I can link to then I always post it.
November 22, 20214 yr Some insiders are saying Stricklin is leaning towards Billy Napier because he is the easiest to vet through his southeast connections. I don’t think that solves the recruiting problem. Florida needs a splash hire to get a solid class this year and knock one kit of the park next year. I think Kiffin would be that guy but people say Stricklin won’t go down that road. Cristobal is probably the best target out of the current realistic options.
November 22, 20214 yr 17 hours ago, Blotto said: Mel Tucker getting a $95 million extension just sent the coaching salary train right the fuck off the tracks. Sears tires.mp4
November 22, 20214 yr 25 minutes ago, Duane Moore said: The answer to that guy’s question is he thought this was his best ISU team, and that he could win the B12 with it. Now that he has failed to do that, he needs to jump while anyone still wants him. Why would USC still want him? After all that, with USC pulling the trigger firing their coach and starting their search back in what, like week 2, they'll end up with Matt fucking Campbell? They settle for a barely 500 coach with what was supposed to be his best team ever who's a lifer in the rust belt/midwest. The guy who supposedly coaches up 2-3 star talent to play 4-5 star football (or whatever). That'll somehow translate to Los Angeles and USC? Talk about a horrible fit.
November 22, 20214 yr 57 minutes ago, LTtxfan said: Aranda getting love from Josh Pate (247). Will be interesting to watch his job offers Had to think Aranda was eyeing LSU until Florida opened up. I could definitely see him playing the two to see who wants him more
November 22, 20214 yr What is happening in Lincoln with Frost? Some donors are mad at him for some sort of off-field issue now.
November 22, 20214 yr 14 minutes ago, MonkeyDoughnut said: Had to think Aranda was eyeing LSU until Florida opened up. I could definitely see him playing the two to see who wants him more Some wonder if Aranda would return to California where he grew up (USC)
November 22, 20214 yr 7 minutes ago, TeeDubya said: What is happening in Lincoln with Frost? Some donors are mad at him for some sort of off-field issue now. CORN got hosed by Refs...
November 22, 20214 yr 22 minutes ago, Landomatic said: Why would USC still want him? After all that, with USC pulling the trigger firing their coach and starting their search back in what, like week 2, they'll end up with Matt fucking Campbell? They settle for a barely 500 coach with what was supposed to be his best team ever who's a lifer in the rust belt/midwest. The guy who supposedly coaches up 2-3 star talent to play 4-5 star football (or whatever). That'll somehow translate to Los Angeles and USC? Talk about a horrible fit. That’s a very good question. I was just responding to the question in the posted tweet, which assumed that USC was taking him.
November 22, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, LTtxfan said: Rumors Matt Campbell to USC ?? Most of his non-official shirts and such will already be the correct-ish color so that could be it. No need to go shopping.
November 22, 20214 yr 52 minutes ago, TXSG8R said: Some insiders are saying Stricklin is leaning towards Billy Napier because he is the easiest to vet through his southeast connections. I don’t think that solves the recruiting problem. Florida needs a splash hire to get a solid class this year and knock one kit of the park next year. I think Kiffin would be that guy but people say Stricklin won’t go down that road. Cristobal is probably the best target out of the current realistic options. Cristobal didnt do himself any favors with how his team finished the season. Even before the smooth buttfucking that Utah gave them, they were flirting with losses for awhile. The tOSU win looks pretty good, but it took awhile for Day to get Stroud cooking on offense. If they were to play now, tOSU would murder that Oregon squad. Having spent 6 years at FIU, he probably has some good connections in and around Florida. On the flip side, he left with a 27-47 record, although I'm sure the program was trash when he got there. I'd probably rather roll the dice with Joey Freshwater who had actual success to at FAU (26-13) after taking over a garbage team, and presumably has more recent recruiting connections. '
November 22, 20214 yr 6 minutes ago, Blotto said: Cristobal didnt do himself any favors with how his team finished the season. Even before the smooth buttfucking that Utah gave them, they were flirting with losses for awhile. The tOSU win looks pretty good, but it took awhile for Day to get Stroud cooking on offense. If they were to play now, tOSU would murder that Oregon squad. Having spent 6 years at FIU, he probably has some good connections in and around Florida. On the flip side, he left with a 27-47 record, although I'm sure the program was trash when he got there. I'd probably rather roll the dice with Joey Freshwater who had actual success to at FAU (26-13) after taking over a garbage team, and presumably has more recent recruiting connections. ' I honestly don't know why Cristobal would leave Oregon. Everyone else is a mess in the PAC, he can haul top 10 classes, Uncle Phil pays the bills. Why go do a down to the studs rebuild across the country and fight with UGA, Alabama, Clemson, and everyone else for recruits?
November 22, 20214 yr 3 minutes ago, Blotto said: Cristobal didnt do himself any favors with how his team finished the season. With this coaching market, I don't think anyone would be upset with "settling" for Cristobal. He is an OL guy and has shown an ability to recruit and manage a staff. You can do much worse.
November 22, 20214 yr 41 minutes ago, Landomatic said: Why would USC still want him? After all that, with USC pulling the trigger firing their coach and starting their search back in what, like week 2, they'll end up with Matt fucking Campbell? They settle for a barely 500 coach with what was supposed to be his best team ever who's a lifer in the rust belt/midwest. The guy who supposedly coaches up 2-3 star talent to play 4-5 star football (or whatever). That'll somehow translate to Los Angeles and USC? Talk about a horrible fit. These schools all have to hire someone. You have a bunch of good programs chasing around after folks like Franklin, Aranda, Fickell, and Napier. It's not clear to me Campbell is much of a step down from anyone in that group.
November 22, 20214 yr 9 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said: I honestly don't know why Cristobal would leave Oregon. Everyone else is a mess in the PAC, he can haul top 10 classes, Uncle Phil pays the bills. Why go do a down to the studs rebuild across the country and fight with UGA, Alabama, Clemson, and everyone else for recruits? I agree. In this age of being able to basically pay athletes whatever you can afford, there are few places I would rather be than UO with Phil/Nike. I was just commenting on a potential move to Florida. I thihk you would be insane to make that move, when you can hang out in the Pac 12 with Uncle Phil. 9 minutes ago, RaysBoomBoomRoom said: With this coaching market, I don't think anyone would be upset with "settling" for Cristobal. He is an OL guy and has shown an ability to recruit and manage a staff. You can do much worse. There are so many openings, the offseason coaching search will resemble a gangbang porno, with a bunch of AD's standing around with a maintenance stroke waitin' to get their dick wet. Ending up with Cristobal will seem like a win no matter where he goes. But, I think he stays put although his $4.5M/yr year salary is gonna get supersized. Edited November 22, 20214 yr by Blotto
November 22, 20214 yr 8 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said: These schools all have to hire someone. You have a bunch of good programs chasing around after folks like Franklin, Aranda, Fickell, and Napier. It's not clear to me Campbell is much of a step down from anyone in that group. Yep, and you really don't want to last as likely will not get who you want and will have to pay way more for them then you wanted
November 22, 20214 yr Speaking of Utah, if I were an AD I'd at least kick the tires on Kyle Whittingham. He's had a long, consistent run of success. The program obviously has tougher sledding in the Pac-12 and they took a dip after joining, but he's got them back to regular 8-10 win types of seasons. He recruits better than he should there and gets kids in the NFL. He's Mormon and it will be hard to lure him away, but USC or UW should for sure ask what it might take.
November 22, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, 956 Worldwide said: I honestly don't know why Cristobal would leave Oregon. Everyone else is a mess in the PAC, he can haul top 10 classes, Uncle Phil pays the bills. Why go do a down to the studs rebuild across the country and fight with UGA, Alabama, Clemson, and everyone else for recruits? Because it’s easier to convince kids to move a 4 hour drive away from momma than a flight across the country. He hauls in top ten classes with that working against him, he can haul in top 3 classes if he’s recruiting kids to stay in state. You need top 3 classes to compete for a MNC. He has deeper roots in Florida than the PNW, so it’s not like a move across the country would be an issue, he would be going home. I do agree about the rebuild though, there’s no short term fix for Florida unless the portal is really kind. I also agree that it’s easier to sit in Phils pocket and be secure in your job with 8-9 win seasons.
November 22, 20214 yr 2 hours ago, TXSG8R said: Some insiders are saying Stricklin is leaning towards Billy Napier because he is the easiest to vet through his southeast connections. I don’t think that solves the recruiting problem. Florida needs a splash hire to get a solid class this year and knock one kit of the park next year. I think Kiffin would be that guy but people say Stricklin won’t go down that road. Cristobal is probably the best target out of the current realistic options. UL’s AD seems to think Napier is leaving for Florida, as of yesterday.
November 22, 20214 yr 48 minutes ago, Etexhorn13 said: UL’s AD seems to think Napier is leaving for Florida, as of yesterday. Yea, that aligns with our insiders thoughts about Stricklin.
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