They have to allowed to opt out and go anywhere but msu.
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Karl Dorrell officially named Colorado HC
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They have to allowed to opt out and go anywhere but msu.
What did he say?
Big Jim
WTF?
Who is Ryan Harris?
He's throwing out names like Daniel Graham, McChesney, the McCartney who's an NFL assistant, etc. Although Logan is his #1.
I sent a text told him to stop talking about **** he obviously now nothing about!
McCartney part II; it's like Bill Snyder part II, right?
Forcing the wrong hire now with a shallow talent pool that's been picked clean over the last 2 months could mean wasting even more. The timing here is extremely problematic.
We could field a team solely recruited from schools along the I-25!
It would be entertaining for a time...
We'll trust RG to make that decision about whether it's the right or wrong hire (we won't know for a couple years anyways). There are 130 P5 coordinators and some NFL options. I have a feeling there are at least 5 quality options among that pool who would be interested in taking a HC job.
Running a full season with an interim would set this program even further back. Not an option
Would be a bold move, but what about going after Joe Brady? Left LSU to take the Panthers OC job. Would he want to come back to college for a HC job? Arguably the hottest offensive coach in the country.
That’d certainly indicate we have $12mm to spend on coaches.
Definitely a long shot but every option has to be on the board right now
Would it? With a small class? Don't you think another Embree like hire would be a bigger problem down the road?
You're more optimistic than I am then.
Doesn't like recruiting and prefers the NFL, probably not a good approach for Colorado.
He was slated to make about $1m/year with LSU before he jumped to the NFL. I think you could get him for $3m/year at CU.
Which is about what MSU just promised a certain someone, so I *HIGHLY* doubt we can go anywhere near that.
BlackNGold
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I don't think that EB would be interested in coming back to CU - pretty sure that ship has sailed. Felt he was treated pretty poorly by CU at that time. Of course money talks.
With an interim coach, though, how much attrition are we going to see from current players, making the 2021 class a normal size?
If accurate, then ok.
We all know he can coach. Recruiting is definitely a question. We need the next guy to make recruiting a continued priority.
This is always a good place to start:
We're a solid month and a half late to the party, so Brady is at Carolina now. Snow is as well. Hafley got hired by BC. Lanning is still at Georgia, but uh not sure we want to hit up the Georgia DC route again
What about Morgan Scalley? I don't know anything about him really. Looks like he has been at Utah forever which doesn't excite me, but they were just in the playoff race last season so maybe they're doing something right. Avalos seems sexier as far as P12 coordinators go, but Scalley might be interesting
We're a solid month and a half late to the party, so Brady is at Carolina now. Snow is as well. Hafley got hired by BC. Lanning is still at Georgia, but uh not sure we want to hit up the Georgia DC route again
What about Morgan Scalley? I don't know anything about him really. Looks like he has been at Utah forever which doesn't excite me, but they were just in the playoff race last season so maybe they're doing something right. Avalos seems sexier as far as P12 coordinators go, but Scalley might be interesting
A year with an interim would be the worst case scenario. Never a guarantee with a coach but you are not going to see a position coach with no coordinator experience hired here. That is just not going to happen
Tucker was a good hire. RG identified quality candidates and brought in a good football coach who could recruit and sell his dick off to recruits and parents. This was the perfect storm of events that led to Tucker bailing after one season. Maybe RG's contract negotiations could have been better, but RG is the only thing that should give CU fans any hope at this point.