hawk... he wont be wr coach so its a small win...
rep please!!
hawk... he wont be wr coach so its a small win...
rep please!!
it better be the good stuff :lol:Rep sent.
it better be the good stuff :lol:
Collins must go. I was chatting with a Boise State fan this week. Really insightful conversation. He was very convincing in his opinion that bringing Collins to Boulder had as big of an impact on both of our programs as them being able to keep Petersen. He was saying how Boise had to outscore opponents if they wanted to win back when Collins was there and that it worked against WAC competition but they weren't doing very well against BCS competition. Since Collins left, their defense has been capable of doing what they did to Oregon to open the season. He was very adamant that we had to get rid of Collins. (Riddle he said is a good coach and that he couldn't understand why our special teams had been so bad.)
Here is the problem I see with assistant coaches. Who is CU going to attract as an assistant to replace someone if they leave. Assistant coaches with good jobs are not going to want to leave a secure job to take a risk of Hawkins turning it around or not.
Assistants looking for a job may not be the guys we are looking for (staffs of fired coaches).
CU coaches leaving now could cause problems in recruiting. I think CU is in a tough position.
Here is the problem I see with assistant coaches. Who is CU going to attract as an assistant to replace someone if they leave. Assistant coaches with good jobs are not going to want to leave a secure job to take a risk of Hawkins turning it around or not.
Assistants looking for a job may not be the guys we are looking for (staffs of fired coaches).
CU coaches leaving now could cause problems in recruiting. I think CU is in a tough position.
this. Put brown at DC, which hawk doesn't have recruit anyways, and hire a recruiter (preferably a youngish ex NFL player) to work on fundamentals and rack up the air miles.It really depends on who you replace. If it's Collins, you're not losing a recruiter... you're adding one.
this. Put brown at DC, which hawk doesn't have recruit anyways, and hire a recruiter (preferably a youngish ex NFL player) to work on fundamentals and rack up the air miles.
Agree with that.
Make Ambrose the DB coach.
Bring in a good WR coach that can recruit. (seriously without being stupid, I think that could be Dave Logan).
:lol:let get mack brown hes prolly dying to be our oline coach
before you ask... im bombed
Denver Johnson was/is that guy...All I ask is that we get an assistant coach in here who has ties and can recruit TEXAS.
Denver Johnson was/is that guy...
shhh, the logic of your post hurts the stupidity of our coaching staff...We could be really crazy and have TWO guys on the staff with Texas recruiting ties. I dunno, just maybe.
Replies above.Riddle must go, no way around it. Doubt he goes because he's one of Hawk's favorites.
Agreed
Collins must go, no way around it. Not sure Hawk can make a case for keeping him around.
Agreed
Johnson must go, no way around it. We were better on OL last year with numerous key injuries.
The line actually improved as the year progressed. Stability is more important after 4 different line coaches.
Brandison should go, improvement this year doesn't make up for 3 previous failures.
Was very impressed with Brandison this year. How was last year a failure at the position? We had to great tackles who received double teams all year long and still had decent years. We had DEs who in large part were controlled by one on one blocking and have upgraded the positions with young talent this year. We had LBs who didn't step up after Dizon left to take advantage of the tackles being double teamed.
Pittman had better go, we might look bigger, but we don't seem to be any stronger. Our speed is a serious issue as well.
Strength shows up with comfort at the position. We had a lot of people very confused this year who were out of position or going less than full speed due to the confusion. Not sure about your speed complaint; you can't coach speed.
my issues with Keisau were the little things: Getting the play in on time, procedure penalties, etc. It seemed like he could call a decent game, but his teaching of the offense seemed to be ineffective at times.Am I the only one who thought that Kiesau did a pretty good job this year? Especially towards the end of the year I thought that our play calling was pretty good. He did the best he could in keeping it balanced considering that his QB was always running for his life, and the running game sort of sucked.
Am I the only one who thought that Kiesau did a pretty good job this year? Especially towards the end of the year I thought that our play calling was pretty good. He did the best he could in keeping it balanced considering that his QB was always running for his life, and the running game sort of sucked.