class01
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Will be very curious, since the CU players really want Blacken to stick around
Hell no. Two prerequisites should be that 1) MacIntyre bring Dave Foreman and 2) He CANNOT recruit his son to play QB
Will be very curious, since the CU players really want Blacken to stick around
For those wondering this year's schedule turned out like this
#21 Stanford L 17-20
UC Davis W 45-13
CSU W 40-20
@SDSU W 38-34
@Navy W 12-0
USU L 27-49
@UTSA W 52-24
Texas State W 31-20
@ Idaho W 42-12
@ NMSU 47-7
BYU 20-14
Louisiana Tech W 52-43
He did give up a lot of points to the lower level teams it appears but everything seemed to tighten up against the better teams on the schedule.
He has SJSU ranked #24 and playing in the Military Bowl against Bowling Green. Not a bad season for a formally bottom level WAC team.
Watching SJSU v. CSU on youtobe right now, MacIntyre is the long lost twin of Mike Bohn...it is uncanny.
Seems pretty clear that MacIntyre is a fall back coach, and that the BCS coaches they were after told the Buffs no.
That's not really a surprise, given the status of CU's football program.
Last two times Bohn pulled the trigger he shot himself in the foot.Pete Carroll was a fall back coach. Mack Brown was not the TX AD's first choice. It's all speculation. Do your DD, pull the trigger and let's see what the results are.
Last two times Bohn pulled the trigger he shot himself in the foot.
This dude gets it!
Forman subsequently instituted an aggressive strength program, using a mantra he stole from motivational speaker Jim Rohn: "You can either choose the pain of discipline or the pain of regret."
MacIntrye, meanwhile, organized a plan to have he or one of his assistant coaches meet and personally shake the hand of every single high school football coach in California. MacIntyre also organized "traveling San Jose State camps" at high school fields in San Diego, Bakersfield, Los Angeles, Ontario and Sacramento. They were one-day clinics that cost $40 for players to attend -- but also served as evaluation sessions. The high school coaches were encouraged to send along any player they thought had college potential.
"California is like four states in one," MacIntyre said. "It was a way for us to spread the word about San Jose State. If we sign 20 players in a recruiting season, at least 17 or 20 of them have been at our camps."
I'm sure we overpaid. Hope it isn't bad.
Let's ****ing roll now.
Sounds solid. I'm good with it. But, man, one good season and he makes this move? Not a great body of work to evaluate is there?
Hell no. Two prerequisites should be that 1) MacIntyre bring Dave Foreman and 2) He CANNOT recruit his son to play QB
I don't know anything about SJSU's strength & conditioning coach, but Blacken is a good S&C coach and apparently very popular with the players. I'm not against MacIntyre bringing his own guy, but I'd also be happy with Blacken sticking around.
while I am excited about the possibility of what a coach like him can accomplish at a bigger program, the first thing I worry about when talking about moving from a WAC school to CU is the question of recruiting kids who can get into school here. We tend to have higher standards than SJSU, Fresno, Boise, etc. Hopefully he can maneuver that minefield. Now - staff and facilities!
^^^This^^^He's got to get a BCS level staff in here, with experienced coordinators. If he doesn't do that, then we should all see red flags everywhere.
I'm waiting for BigBang before I have an opinion.
Per SI - CU to hire SJSU´s Mike MacIntyre
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/pete_thamel/12/10/colorado-mike-macintyre/index.html
I'm waiting for BigBang before I have an opinion.
I'm thinking BigBang will have his own Theory.