The basis on which many a strawman story has been built.
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#Fire Coach Dorrell
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The basis on which many a strawman story has been built.
Not so fast. If the offense goes another two quarters without multiple first downs in a drive, and the defense will full on quit. ASU could cover an over on its own if things get ugly.
This is literally the only thing keeping me from putting money on the under.
Another misinformed take. His performance was degraded by alcohol. Now that he doesn’t drink, he is liberated to perform his duties more skillfully. That he turned around a sunken program and still had above average results at U$C whilst being blasted is not a below average coaching talent. He has also shown his ability to coach and recruit at an elite level in the present day.
I'm curious. When he's not in offensive meetings, where is he? Given his background, I'm assuming he's not favoring the defensive meetings. He sure as **** isn't working with the recruiting department much. Soooooo, what does he do while the players and coaches are in their meetings? What. The. ****.
Hanging out with Rick and Lance!
and why I'm done with him and why I started this thread... pathetic
Hammer -14.5. I see no way we score more than 10 pts, even in garbage time. If Minnesota can score 30 on us at home, there is no reason to think ASU can't do it at home. I see something like 34-10. Easy peasy.
Bliff Cranch
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I have no idea how this team scores 10 pts.
Coaches are fair game as far as I and the Junta are concerned.
Costa Rica Buff
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I don't believe that. There would be plenty of coaches out there willing to make $3-4 million a year who will do a better job.
I'm interested in seeing that list. I'm sure everyone around here is interested.
That’s genuinely what I’m thinking might happen. Only reason I haven’t placed money on it
Keep doing same thing. Expect different results. Old saying about insanity.
I'm not sure that I'm taking Dorrell at face value for this presser today. I will be surprised if there are not some noticeable changes on offense against ASU. I'm not convinced they won't make changes such as getting Lewis out of the pocket a lot more now that Carter is in the mix anyway. I wouldn't even be surprised if we learn that Chev isn't calling the plays after the game.
Mel Tucker was willing to do it for less than that.
For one season. Presumably the list would be for coaches that would plan on being around longer. But if you believe the best CU can do is a series of one-and-done guys than color me skeptical.
Your question was about who out there would take a Pac 12 HC job that pays around $4m/year. Mel Tucker didn't accept the job with the idea that he was leaving after one season, and you know that. If you are actually interested in having a conversation in good faith, let me know.