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How many 2018 assistants will Mel Tucker retain?

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buffaholic said:
I'll be honest, he just crossed my mind and I had to google him to see if he was still coaching somewhere, and was surprised to find him at Auburn.
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The only guy who really matters for Auburn on defense is Kevin Steele.
 
SBP said:
What do we know about Roper?
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lawdogg said:
No issue with him keeping the co-OC title as long as someone else comes in and constructs the offense and calls the plays.
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What OC worth a damn is going to want to come here and share the 'co-OC-Chev-hand-holder' title?
 
SBP said:
And if Chev is calling plays.....I’m off the HCMT train
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I have a hard time seeing Tucker keeping Chev on in the role he had last year-with Chev tweeting he's staying and the news Roper is leaving coming out as well, I'd think CMT has offer out to somebody as an OC/QB coach-and I'd think the fact that Tyler Lytle now follows James Coley on twitter is not a coincidence.
 
ahoelsken said:
I have a hard time seeing Tucker keeping Chev on in the role he had last year-with Chev tweeting he's staying and the news Roper is leaving coming out as well, I'd think CMT has offer out to somebody as an OC/QB coach-and I'd think the fact that Tyler Lytle now follows James Coley on twitter is not a coincidence.
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Good! I didn’t want to get off the train. Thanks
 
Duff Man said:
One who is given full control of the offense. They won't care what meaningless title Chev has and they will not be expected to hold his hand.

Co-OC titles can be given to just about anyone.
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“Co” coordinators are more and more common. At least it seems that way.
 
krom said:
What OC worth a damn is going to want to come here and share the 'co-OC-Chev-hand-holder' title?
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Co-OC titles don't matter. Chev had one the first two years he was here, and Brian Lindgren ran that offense. You put Chev back in the role he had in 2016-2017 he's very effective.
 
ahoelsken said:
Co-OC titles don't matter. Chev had one the first two years he was here, and Brian Lindgren ran that offense. You put Chev back in the role he had in 2016-2017 he's very effective.
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If the Co-OC title doesn't matter, then don't give it to him. WR/RC and be done.
 
Does Chev staying hurt our chances to get Tee Martin aboard?
I hope not. Recruiters like Tee Martin aren’t available very often.
 
Buffzone story with HCMT quotes:

Eliot, former CU Buffs head coach MacIntyre land new jobs

"There is obviously a sense of urgency, but I'm not going to make any rash or knee-jerk decisions on guys," Tucker told Buffzone.com. "I'm going to be meticulous and do my homework and make sure we have a great staff. I owe it to our players and the university to make sure we get the right fit in here. I've always believed it's not just collecting players and collecting coaches; it's building a team.

"When you build a staff, that staff has to be a team. When you have a staff that works well together and is cohesive and everyone is on the same page, that translates to the players and they see that. The players are going to be a reflection of your staff."

Tucker said he has met with each of CU's full-time assistants to get to know them.

"My experience has shown me it's not always bad (going into a new situation), so I think it's wise to evaluate the coaches that are here and then make a decision," he said.

Tucker said he's also received a lot of outside interest from coaches wanting to join him in Boulder.

"This is a very attractive opportunity for coaches," he said. "My phone rings or I get a text probably every 30 seconds. Everyone sees the opportunity here and what this place can be and what we can do, and I think everybody knows what I'm all about. I feel confident that we'll put a great staff together that will put the players first."
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Hopefully he'll name coordinators Monday so he can get their input and finalize most of the staff by Wednesday or Thursday.
 
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Coach Tuck’s only following two CU assistants right now—Chev and Hagan. Looks like they’ll both be staying on in some capacity.
 
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