Woah. I bet Leonhard ends up eventually becoming HC permanently.
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Woah. I bet Leonhard ends up eventually becoming HC permanently.
Buying property is a great investment. When you get a windfall, it’s a great way to preserve your wealth.
Normally you end up selling it for more than you paid, but market sucks right now.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
Mel Tucker to Wisconsin!!!!
Relentless Agent!
BuffBronco
Well-Known Member
Seriously Badgers seriously?
Yeah, I don't get that one.
Wisconsin firing Chryst feels like when Nebraska fired Pelini.
Upside is limited, while there is a long way to fall. Maybe got a little too comfy and forgot what it’s like to really be bad
Upside is limited, while there is a long way to fall. Maybe got a little too comfy and forgot what it’s like to really be bad
HighlandsBuff
Well-Known Member
Weren't they mostly mediocre to bad until about 1990? Could totally go sidewise.
I dunno, that’s before my time, but I do know they’re not a blue blood so the odds of this being a net loss are pretty high
Would we want Chryst?
We always talk about similarish programs and Wisconsin is usually mentioned
He has clearly won, but was trending down
He'd be hard nosed and all that fun stuff. Wisconsin regularly outperforms their recruiting
We always talk about similarish programs and Wisconsin is usually mentioned
He has clearly won, but was trending down
He'd be hard nosed and all that fun stuff. Wisconsin regularly outperforms their recruiting
BuffBronco
Well-Known Member
He's owed $16 million in a buyout
Take the money and go lie on a beach or get mentally and physically destroyed coaching CU?
Tough choice
Take the money and go lie on a beach or get mentally and physically destroyed coaching CU?
Tough choice
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
Pat Fitzgerald and David Shaw saw this and are no longer answering their phones.
SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
Terrible. They were Iowa's homecoming game for decades.
rscmac
Club Member
Maybe a run at Leipold he is a Wisconsin guy.
SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
And I wouldn't want to be the guy to take that job.
Elaborate
Feldman pretty much has the same names for ASU as he does for CU with a few differences (list Jonathan Smith as an ASU candidate, which I don't buy, along with Bill O'Brien)
theathletic.com
Feldman's candidates to replace Herm Edwards at Arizona State
Which coaches might get consideration for the vacant Arizona State coaching job?
theathletic.com
I asked earlier with no response. Does everyone believe that ASU is about to get sanctions against them ?Feldman pretty much has the same names for ASU as he does for CU with a few differences (list Jonathan Smith as an ASU candidate, which I don't buy, along with Bill O'Brien)
Feldman's candidates to replace Herm Edwards at Arizona State
Which coaches might get consideration for the vacant Arizona State coaching job?
Does this help CU out on a few names that might want to not have to deal with that right off the bat?
these "sanctions" don't seem to have an effect on programs like in the past
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
I think that opening creates a huge cascade effect of big names moving around and programs like CU would be forced to wait until all the dust settles to sift through the leftovers. It also creates chaos in the assistant coach market making it hard for non-blue bloods to assemble a staff. Maybe Alabama turns to an assistant in-house and it’s not a huge disruption, but imagine the dominoes if Alabama hires Dabo or Kirby or someone like that and the fallout afterwards.
It could have an effect, but we also saw 5 blue blood openings last year in USC, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, LSU and Florida all open up last year and there wasn't that big of a ripple effect that would have impacted CU had the job been open.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
You don’t think so? So many agents and coaches positioning themselves for a better gig or a big raise and assistants moving around, I would think that noise would make CU’s job more difficult but maybe I’m wrong.
While I like the idea of swinging for the fences a la Tom Herman, CU is not going to be looking in the same pool of candidates as the blue bloods. Realistically, CU will have to look for a solid lower tier HC (Blake Anderson leaps to mind) or a Coordinator.