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Jim MF'n Leavitt
- Thread starter The Alabaster Yak
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Maybe someday he'll be our head coach. He seems to fit.
Also, based on the tweet, Im guessing he's coaching some aspect of the kicking game.
And offense, too!
Mizzou grad?
Bufffan68
Club Member
Nah...so was McCartney.
Do you have stock in Coka-Cola?
Bufffan68
Club Member
LOL. No, but I think my dad as a few 100K in their stock which will one day be mine I guess. So drink Coke you bitches!
He borders on being completely nuts at times.
The Ogre
Well-Known Member
It sounds good, **** fair! While you're at it, embellish for flavor.
Come on man. You'd better damned well hope that isn't how it plays out because that would mean another losing season in 2016. If you're a Buff fan, you want Mac to succeed.
And Gary Barnett to Leavitt and McCartney as Mizzou grads seeming to be good choices.
Dartmouth has also been good to CU: Fred Folsom(.765), Myron Witham(.693)
Poor Jon(.160). He was always be in the shadow of Harry Heller, Frank Potts, and Dave Cropp. Even Bud Davis (.200) had a better record
So you're implying that Mac is in their company?
Bufffan68
Club Member
Takes a different kind of lady to be a coaches wife me thinks...
He'd drive her crazy if he ever retired.
Buffenuf
massive tool
And Gary Barnett!
Buff_nc
Well-Known Member
Yes, I think it is very telling that apparently she doesn't allow Pepsi in their home.
Buffenuf
massive tool
Buffs just need to avoid Michigan State grads in the future. Sonny Grandelius and Chuckles Fairbanks did CU no favors.
Deleted member 807
Guest
And presumably coke is off the table, too.
buffalo30
Well-Known Member
It's too bad Sonny Grandelius was caught doing what everyone else was doing.
Sonny did put the Buffs in black jerseys for the first time.
FLounder
Think Positive and life will be Positive.
Found this little gem last night. The guy also had Strong replacing Kiffin at SC.
By Colin Anderson, texassports.com
Austin, Texas -- The Longhorns defense’s of past once game opposing offense’s nightmares but in recent times this hasn’t been the case, last season the unit was forced to play under two different defensive coordinators after Manny Diaz was fired and the Longhorns moved onto Greg Robinson and whilst under Robinson the team showed major improvements it still wasn't good enough for Robinson to keep his job under new head coach Chad Morris.
A few days ago Morris hired a young, inspiring offensive coordinator in Jeff Scott but today the 45-year old head coach looked more at age and knowledge when hiring Jim Leavitt as the new defensive coordinator for the Texas Longhorns.
As the head coach of South Florida from 1997 to 2009, Leavitt had a record of 95-57 and during that time he was heavily courted by the likes of Alabama and whilst his time at South Florida ended in controversy it didn’t stop Jim Harbaugh hiring him when he took over in San Francisco and under the likes of Vic Fangio and Jim Leavitt the 49ers have had one of the most if not the most feared defense's in the NFL and under the coaching of Jim Leavitt, Navorro Bowman has become an elite linebacker with the 49ers.
“Honestly, I wouldn’t have left the 49ers for any other job,” Leavitt said. “My passion has always been in the college game but when you are competing for Superbowl's it would have been hard to leave an organisation like the 49ers for anything less than what has been offered to me here in Texas.”
The Texas native Leavitt has agreed to a three year deal with the Longhorns to work alongside both Jeff Scott and Chad Morris.
By Colin Anderson, texassports.com
Austin, Texas -- The Longhorns defense’s of past once game opposing offense’s nightmares but in recent times this hasn’t been the case, last season the unit was forced to play under two different defensive coordinators after Manny Diaz was fired and the Longhorns moved onto Greg Robinson and whilst under Robinson the team showed major improvements it still wasn't good enough for Robinson to keep his job under new head coach Chad Morris.
A few days ago Morris hired a young, inspiring offensive coordinator in Jeff Scott but today the 45-year old head coach looked more at age and knowledge when hiring Jim Leavitt as the new defensive coordinator for the Texas Longhorns.
As the head coach of South Florida from 1997 to 2009, Leavitt had a record of 95-57 and during that time he was heavily courted by the likes of Alabama and whilst his time at South Florida ended in controversy it didn’t stop Jim Harbaugh hiring him when he took over in San Francisco and under the likes of Vic Fangio and Jim Leavitt the 49ers have had one of the most if not the most feared defense's in the NFL and under the coaching of Jim Leavitt, Navorro Bowman has become an elite linebacker with the 49ers.
“Honestly, I wouldn’t have left the 49ers for any other job,” Leavitt said. “My passion has always been in the college game but when you are competing for Superbowl's it would have been hard to leave an organisation like the 49ers for anything less than what has been offered to me here in Texas.”
The Texas native Leavitt has agreed to a three year deal with the Longhorns to work alongside both Jeff Scott and Chad Morris.