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For Rep: Your guess on the next CU head coach
- Thread starter Buffnik
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ScottyBuff
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My Dream: Mike Shanahan
Darkhorse Candidate from nowhere: John Wristen
Most likely: Brent Venables
Darkhorse Candidate from nowhere: John Wristen
Most likely: Brent Venables
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
This is just for fun - I'm not sold that the dept has the $ for another buyout and hiring a new h/c and staff. That said......
Norm Chow
Norm Chow
Lt.Col.FrankSlade
Well-Known Member
I'm going with Brent Venebles.
Shanny Claus!
BroncoBuff
New Member
Actually Bienemy and/or Embree.
I'm still a little ticked at Eric for joining Slick in Westwood (and trying to poach Hugh Charles, whom he had formed a relationship while he was here).
really you didnt like it im stunnedNeg rep.issed3:
BroncoBuff
New Member
Check that, I guess it was Karl Dorrell.
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White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
Hmm, Butch Jones is interesting. Took over at Central Michigan after Brian Kelly left for Cincinnati. Learned the spread offense at West Virginia under everyone's favorite: Rich Rodriguez.
Not sure I like this, there are a few things that concern me about his resume. He has only coached at WVU and Rutgers as far as BCS programs go, and that was for a very short term. Recruiting has to be an issue. He has only been the coach there for 2 years and before him was of course, Brian Kelly. I'm worried that he might be winning with someone elses players. What kind of coaching staff could be assemble? This sounds a little too much like Hawk all over again. Lacking experience at big time program, took over what someone else built etc.
There are certainly things to like about him, I guess I just have my own personal favorites that I'd rather see here than him. TBH All I know about him is what I just read on wikipedia, though.
Not sure I like this, there are a few things that concern me about his resume. He has only coached at WVU and Rutgers as far as BCS programs go, and that was for a very short term. Recruiting has to be an issue. He has only been the coach there for 2 years and before him was of course, Brian Kelly. I'm worried that he might be winning with someone elses players. What kind of coaching staff could be assemble? This sounds a little too much like Hawk all over again. Lacking experience at big time program, took over what someone else built etc.
There are certainly things to like about him, I guess I just have my own personal favorites that I'd rather see here than him. TBH All I know about him is what I just read on wikipedia, though.
CUwhit21
Club Member
At least he has a BCS Bowl victory and BCS coaching experience. That is more then what Hawk had.
"Jones filled a variety of roles during his first stint at CMU (1998-2004), including serving as offensive coordinator from 2001-03. The Chippewas averaged just 271.5 yards per game and 12.5 points per game in 2000; in 2001, Jones’ first season directing the offense, those averages jumped to 379.5 yards per game and 22.8 points per game, respectively. He coached three different running backs who earned All-MAC first team or second team honors."
I like that he's turned around an offense in one year.
http://www.cmuchippewas.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=10500&ATCLID=743855
ScottyBuff
Well-Known Member
His name is DanLeFevour, your next MAC QB in the NFL. We'll see how Jones can do once Brian Kelly's boys all are gone from the Chippewas.
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
Not if he's coaching here next season.
CaliBuff901
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Ken Niumatalolo (Navy)
QUE?
:yeahthat:
i think it could happen.
IF hawkins loses the next 2...
and...
IF bohn cannot find a "big" name to come in here..
and...
IF Mac would be interested...
then...
i think he could be named the hc to try to put things back together for a couple of years.
i am not sure i like this idea, fwiw. Mac's legacy is secure. times have changed. will they let him recruit the way they used to recruit here? will he be able to bring in a big-time staff like the old days?
at this point, i am hoping against hope for shanny but my "real" choice is tuberville. that guy can coach. and, he's not a project like most of the other names that are popping up. he's proven he can win in the big leagues.
White_Rabbit
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I saw something recently that he came out and said he has no interest in leaving Navy. He loves it there and loves coaching for a service academy. I guess it's possible he could pull a Saban, but I don't think he deserves to be put among that type of company.
Razorbuff
Member
Tubbs would be a nice hire, but I honestly don't see that happening here. TT would be super expensive... he has no ties to Colorado either. I see Tubbs going to ATM after Sherman gets the axe in another season. I could also see him going to OU if Stoops were to jump to ND... however, I don't see Tubbs happening at CU.
DeNiro
My Dixie Wrecked
MXC!!! love that show
damn right you do.