The only offer RG could have offered Kap was interim, at the risk of Chev taking it personally. ADs shouldn't make assistant hires for a yet to be hired HC.In my opinion, Rick George should have extended Kap before hiring a head coach. Tough thing to force on an incoming coach, but I would’ve been prepared to eat Kap’s guaranteed salary in a bid to retain him. Thought not going that route was a mistake, especially if reports that he and family really liked living in Colorado were true.
Yep. That’s where Chiv’s family used to stay.I like hawg's new avatar...seems homey.
It's Chev, not Chiv. Despite the actual spelling of his name, I lost that battle a few years ago. The Mullahs ruled on this. Chev sounds nice, perhaps even humorous. Chiv sounds like a prison murder weapon.Yep. That’s where Chiv’s family used to stay.
What could he have done that would’ve been a good look in your mind?Dorrell went against his original stated intentions of having an experienced play caller. It appears he acquiesced to Chiv’s campaigning and possible leverage to his role with recruits. This is not a good look for Karl Dorrell.
Hired an experienced play caller as OC.What could he have done that would’ve been a good look in your mind?
We’ll see if Chev works out, but hiring an experienced playcaller would not have been some silver bullet. See Jay Johnson and Brian Lindgren.Hired an experienced play caller as OC.
I hope he has a QB that can make a read. Preferably two. And maybe, just maybe, be able to throw a receiver open. And if he runs, not run backwards into a sack.What do you want Chiv to have learned, and how/when was he supposed to have learned it?
I hope he makes improvements on balanced attack, passing schemes, predictability, feel for down and distance and adjustments.
A Chev is a ****ty car that breaks down a lot. A Chiv is a wr coach that can recruit.It's Chev, not Chiv. Despite the actual spelling of his name, I lost that battle a few years ago. The Mullahs ruled on this. Chev sounds nice, perhaps even humorous. Chiv sounds like a prison murder weapon.
Spell it right or risk meeting the misspelled version in a dark alley, or behind Casa Bonita. You've been warned
I have no clue what the dynamic was, but you may have risked losing Chev. Would you have been okay with that? Second, the market for experienced play callers may have been tight and, finally, Dorrell is an experienced play caller and will certainly have strong input.Hired an experienced play caller as OC.
I'm on record saying that's what he should have done, just to keep Kap. It doesn't really make any football sense other than that and would have risked Chev, but a risk worth taking IMO. I think it's a push on keeping one or the other with a better chance to keep both.The only offer RG could have offered Kap was interim, at the risk of Chev taking it personally. ADs shouldn't make assistant hires for a yet to be hired HC.
...and I was waiting on someone to say grow a beard.What could he have done that would’ve been a good look in your mind?
A Chev is a ****ty car that breaks down a lot. A Chiv is a wr coach that can recruit.
For some, it apparently is.He uses Chev in his Twitter handle. This is not hard, guys.
I hope he has a QB that can make a read. Preferably two. And maybe, just maybe, be able to throw a receiver open. And if he runs, not run backwards into a sack.
He does seem a bit self-absorbed.Chiv, chev, just call him cher and get on with it.
He better be.He da man.
Darrin Chiaverini eager to put stamp on CU Buffs offense
After being introduced as CU’s new coach on Feb. 24, one of Karl Dorrell’s first moves was to hand the keys of the offense to Darrin Chiaverini, who was named the coordinator.www.buffzone.com
MT really put together a star studded staff with his new resourcesSIAP but I saw randomly yesterday that Tillman followed MT to MSU and is now a "Senior Defensive Analyst".