New OC Possibilities (if Kiesau leaves)

[White_Rabbit]

I'd love to get Logan on the staff just to get an extra advantage in recruiting the group of kids at Mullen. They will be quite highly rated recruits next year and it'd be great to haul them in. That being said, I doubt Logan wants any part of leaving what he has to work for a year as Hawks OC or position coach.

 

[sackman]

I'd love to get Logan on the staff just to get an extra advantage in recruiting the group of kids at Mullen. They will be quite highly rated recruits next year and it'd be great to haul them in. That being said, I doubt Logan wants any part of leaving what he has to work for a year as Hawks OC or position coach.

Actually, if he does come in for a year as an assistant, it might be just the thing he needs to make the jump to HC. Not that I think it would be appropriate, but it could be that he's thinking that Hawk is gone in another year, so why not put yourself in a position to step in then? He's a lot closer to the HC job as the OC or WR coach than he is as the HC at Mullen.

 

[NW Buff]

Not trying to hijack the thread but the point is moot...

Vikings down to five (and no Kiesau)

 

[White_Rabbit]

Actually, if he does come in for a year as an assistant, it might be just the thing he needs to make the jump to HC. Not that I think it would be appropriate, but it could be that he's thinking that Hawk is gone in another year, so why not put yourself in a position to step in then? He's a lot closer to the HC job as the OC or WR coach than he is as the HC at Mullen.

Good point. That scenario is probably the only way he gets a shot at being HC at CU anyway, not sure if he realizes that.

So assuming he would come here as an OC, would it be a good thing? Isn't Mullen usually known for their stout defense more than their high flying offense? I'd say going for high school HC to college OC would fail, but Gus Malzahn did it quite well.

 

[White_Rabbit]

When Glanville resigned on Nov. 17 after three seasons with the Vikings, Chisholm said he wanted PSU’s next coach to have extensive college experience and a commitment to excellence on and off the field.

Maybe they'll buy out Hawk's contract since he's obviously a perfect fit? :thumbsup:

 

[sackman]

Good point. That scenario is probably the only way he gets a shot at being HC at CU anyway, not sure if he realizes that.

So assuming he would come here as an OC, would it be a good thing? Isn't Mullen usually known for their stout defense more than their high flying offense? I'd say going for high school HC to college OC would fail, but Gus Malzahn did it quite well.

I think you can successfully make the jump from HS HC to college OC. There's no doubt in my mind that Dave Logan posesses a ton of football knowledge. The guy knows the nuts and bolts of the game.

 

[Highflyer]

I'd love to see Stan Brock be the OL coach if Johnson leaves.