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Bohn has a favorite in mind and it´s current College HC

30Something said:
Henderson reporting on twitter that the fat man isn't being considered
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I think the Buffs would give him a shot as offensive coordinator, if the new head coach wanted him. Mangino is trying to rehabilitate his image. Getting back into the coordinator booth is the best way for him to do that.
 
My list: Doeren > Andersen > DeRuyter

Doeren has not "built" anything but has a quality coordinator experience, comes from a successful coaching tree and can pool a good BCS coaching staff.

Andersen has the "built" a program quality and a presence in the western recruiting footprint, but I have concerns to the lack BCS experience.

DeRuyter has both a good upbringing as a coach and some quality coordinator experience, but the rub on him at A&M was poor/limited as a recruiter.

*i can't make up my mind on MacIntyre from SJSU
 
Doeren also would be a solid choice ... no bull crap kinda guy.... d coord at a pressure cooker bcs school
 
I am not sold on Anderson. Everyone has brought up some great stats and points about him. But it feels a lot like Hawk. He is coaching a lower tier school with good success. He finds a way to utilize talent that is not top D1 talent and competes 1-2 times a year they play BCS teams. BUT my concern is will Anderson be like Hawk and bring the same underdog attitude to Boulder? Will be continue to miss out on BCS level talent and try to compete 10 games a year with subpar talent? Will his coaching style translate to BCS level. Cause we all thought Hawk was a home run and we all know how that turned out cause of these things..... and IMO Anderson is facing pretty much has the exact same challenges and seems very similar. Scares me a little. My preference is a BCS level coordinator. If it is Anderson I will be behind him 100% but it is far from a "home run" hire people are calling for IMO
 
Gramburglar said:
My list: Doeren > Andersen > DeRuyter

Doeren has not "built" anything but has a quality coordinator experience, comes from a successful coaching tree and can pool a good BCS coaching staff.

Andersen has the "built" a program quality and a presence in the western recruiting footprint, but I have concerns to the lack BCS experience.

DeRuyter has both a good upbringing as a coach and some quality coordinator experience, but the rub on him at A&M was poor/limited as a recruiter.

*i can't make up my mind on MacIntyre from SJSU
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Coach Mac (pt.2) would be a solid hire. While some of the success has come from SJSU's weaker schedule compared to years past, this team has had a huge change in talent during his tenure. Skills guys are legit and would easily start for us. DL is solid, but the OL is fairly thin for them. I think he would a good option, no non-sense kind of guy.
 
While it's certainly imperative that we land a coach or staff that can recruit very effectively, I don't see the importance of the new coach having ties to the west coast. If the coach and his staff are good recruiters, that's the main thing I would think.
 
Ralphandler1 said:
I am not sold on Anderson. Everyone has brought up some great stats and points about him. But it feels a lot like Hawk. He is coaching a lower tier school with good success. He finds a way to utilize talent that is not top D1 talent and competes 1-2 times a year they play BCS teams. BUT my concern is will Anderson be like Hawk and bring the same underdog attitude to Boulder? Will be continue to miss out on BCS level talent and try to compete 10 games a year with subpar talent? Will his coaching style translate to BCS level. Cause we all thought Hawk was a home run and we all know how that turned out cause of these things..... and IMO Anderson is facing pretty much has the exact same challenges and seems very similar. Scares me a little. My preference is a BCS level coordinator. If it is Anderson I will be behind him 100% but it is far from a "home run" hire people are calling for IMO
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Hawkins inherited a good program from Dirk Koetter. Andersen built USU from nothing.
 
bigskysooner said:
Hawkins inherited a good program from Dirk Koetter. Andersen built USU from nothing.
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This is very true. What I guess I am getting at here is the feel is very similar. Taking a coach from lower tier school with an underdog attitude. It didn't translate last time. It could work well this time..... It is just very similar and makes me a little concerned
 
bigskysooner said:
Hawkins inherited a good program from Dirk Koetter. Andersen built USU from nothing.
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And I think that's the big thing I like about the guy, combined with the fact he was a DC for a couple of very successful Utah teams.

He hasn't recruited against BCS programs and he hasn't had to compete against BCS programs on a weekly basis. But, it sure looks like the guy knows how to coach and knows how to turn a program around. Those are two qualities that CU desperately needs in a HC right now.
 
Was talking with a friend the other day and we figured we just open up the check book all the way bring in Belichick as HC, Chip Kelly as OC, and Nick Saban as DC. Next year would probably still be a little rough, but we would be in the NCG for the next decade straight.
 
Pretty sure I've heard in the Denver Post and DC that Stitt is not a candidate per CU AD. Don't think he would even be in the conversation, unless we basically already have a HC and he likes Stitt as an OC.
 
buffedup said:
Pretty sure I've heard in the Denver Post and DC that Stitt is not a candidate per CU AD. Don't think he would even be in the conversation, unless we basically already have a HC and he likes Stitt as an OC.
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I think they reported not a candidate for HC, maybe leaving the OC as a possibility. Not sure, though
 
Stitt as OC and a great disciplinarian tough nosed HC with a defensive background like Deruyter
 
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