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If finding a good coach is your question, I-25 is the answer.
Fmr ADMB
I guarantee that man was salivating as soon as he saw a map of the MAC schools in the I-75 corridor.
If finding a good coach is your question, I-25 is the answer.
Fmr ADMB
Do we all TRULY BELIEVE our next DC is coaching in the Super Bowl? Take off the Black and Gold glasses and REALLY LOOK at who we are, the career path we offer and where we rank in the football universe (college and pro). I love this program dearly, but this is not a great destination for a coach these days.
Can't you just let everyone enjoy the fantasy before reality punches us in the face again?
What scares me even more is HCMM might have started looking for a new dc after our last game and may be 2 months into the search.
That's what I assume the timeline is. Patr was saying we were getting rid of some coaches like the Monday after the Utah game. Just took him and LaRussa a couple of weeks to find the UNLV jobs.
I'm glad Mac is thorough and all, but it's pretty hard to say that this went well with a straight face at this point.
Is it Seto or Norton? Probably not. It creates a very convenient excuse as to why it has taken this long, but when you consider the situation both of those guys have in Seattle and what they'd be coming into at CU, it makes it highly unlikely.
The most likely scenario is that MM is being extremely thorough as he knows he has to get this hire right or his tenure in Boulder could be over sooner than he'd like. He has to sift through 11 other teams' position assistants (assuming he's keeping the search to the Pac 12) and get a list of guys that are not only qualified but are actually interested in the job. Then he needs to compare resumes, conduct interviews, discuss philosophies, game day roles, etc. and conduct more interviews with "finalists". Definitely a process that could take 2-3 weeks, when some of that time is spent recruiting.
I just miss the days when we all thought the delay was due to the holidays...
Objection! Pure speculation, your honor!Both those guys said no. So, were they even interested to begin with?
I'm glad Mac is thorough and all, but it's pretty hard to say that this went well with a straight face at this point.
Lot's of conjecture in this thread.
Don't tell Miami, he thinks he knows what's up
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Do we all TRULY BELIEVE our next DC is coaching in the Super Bowl? Take off the Black and Gold glasses and REALLY LOOK at who we are, the career path we offer and where we rank in the football universe (college and pro). I love this program dearly, but this is not a great destination for a coach these days.
Kent Baer was announced as DC at UNLV on Monday Dec 22nd. Its pretty likely that he informed MM that he was interviewing at least a week before (say, Mon Dec 15). So, MM and RG were aware they could lose his DC 43 days ago and knew officially around 36 days ago.
Kent Baer was announced as DC at UNLV on Monday Dec 22nd. Its pretty likely that he informed MM that he was interviewing at least a week before (say, Mon Dec 15). So, MM and RG were aware they could lose his DC 43 days ago and knew officially around 36 days ago.
They knew before this. There was no way he was going to be the DC next year.
Yea, I can't really buy any non NFL reason as the issue for the delay other than getting shot down a lot.The spin on this site if the guy is not a NFL guy is going to be glorious.
The Occam's razor approach would say that we have our guy, but that we are waiting on something to announce it. It is the simplest explanation for there being absolutely no leaks anywhere. As someone mentioned earlier in the thread, if MM is and has been interviewing a ton of candidates, something would have leaked somewhere - given the amount of time and sheer number of people that would know something, something would have come out about at least one candidate.
Back to the simplest explanation, that they are waiting on something before the announcement. What that something is, who knows? Could be the Super Bowl, but it also could be NSD. NSD makes sense if it's someone already under contract somewhere else, and they agreed to waive the buy out if we waited until after NSD to make the announcement. It also could be something really weird, like a divorce, child custody or weird tax liabilities.
Anyway, back to Occam's razor. The absolutely simplest explanation for no news of course is that MM has interviewed no one, and that we're going to leave both positions open for the duration, which is of course absurd. The next simplest is that the deal is done, and only half a dozen people know about it, and they're keeping their mouths shut. After that, there's just too many people and too much time for there to be no news at all from anywhere.
The spin on this site if the guy is not a NFL guy is going to be glorious.
Have no reason to believe its going to be a NFL guy and really couldn't give a **** less where he's from.
The Occam's razor approach would say that we have our guy, but that we are waiting on something to announce it. It is the simplest explanation for there being absolutely no leaks anywhere. As someone mentioned earlier in the thread, if MM is and has been interviewing a ton of candidates, something would have leaked somewhere - given the amount of time and sheer number of people that would know something, something would have come out about at least one candidate.
Back to the simplest explanation, that they are waiting on something before the announcement. What that something is, who knows? Could be the Super Bowl, but it also could be NSD. NSD makes sense if it's someone already under contract somewhere else, and they agreed to waive the buy out if we waited until after NSD to make the announcement. It also could be something really weird, like a divorce, child custody or weird tax liabilities.
Anyway, back to Occam's razor. The absolutely simplest explanation for no news of course is that MM has interviewed no one, and that we're going to leave both positions open for the duration, which is of course absurd. The next simplest is that the deal is done, and only half a dozen people know about it, and they're keeping their mouths shut. After that, there's just too many people and too much time for there to be no news at all from anywhere.