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Official 2016 All-in-One Assistant Coaches Compendium Thread - hagan in, bernardi to te, adams ol -
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Spencer is 62 years old, and a career NFL guy. Not really what CU needs iyam.
True, but can you doubt he would be an upgrade?
89BUFF89
Well-Known Member
A potted plant is an upgrade
I have one I would sell to the AD. A buck fiddy...
Yes. We need a recruiter. We upgrade ST coordination through termination alone.
aik
Well-Known Member
Following Matt Campbell's hire at Iowa State has been some entertainment this week. Fans are getting concerned that he's bringing too many Toledo assistants with him and questioning what a majority MAC staff will be able to do in a tougher conference. The two coaches announced who didn't just move over with him are a former Toledo guy who followed Beckman to Illinois and the current Iowa State RB coach Ayeni who, sadly for CU, was retained.
From their SBNation blog:
That's all too familiar of a concern. Funny to see it play out with someone else's team.
From their SBNation blog:
That's all too familiar of a concern. Funny to see it play out with someone else's team.
DavisBuff
Club Member
I saw a post about Noel Mazzone looking to move on from UCLA. I didn't find anything to confirm that; but it would not be crazy to think of him coming to Boulder if he wanted out of UCLA.
He coached with MMac on the Jets staff. He also coached at Boulder High when he was first starting out. It would be a big upgrade if we brought him, his son and Klemm to CU.
It could be something in the works, which would explain why Richt took the Miami job instead of interviewing here first.
He coached with MMac on the Jets staff. He also coached at Boulder High when he was first starting out. It would be a big upgrade if we brought him, his son and Klemm to CU.
It could be something in the works, which would explain why Richt took the Miami job instead of interviewing here first.
He was a disaster this year.
There was a year of crossover between him and HCMM in NY with the Jets (2007). If the money is there for him, which I highly doubt it is, it'd be worth a call, IMO.
Hell no on Schotty.
He also runs a pro style offense which would be a drastic change.
Meh. Georgia had a Offensive Efficiency of 55th in the nation. CU was 92nd. Also, Georgia faced the #1,5, 10, 19 and 30 most efficient defenses.
Plus, the guy can recruit. And not just a QB, he actually recruits other positions! He would be a tremendous upgrade. Not gonna happen, but it would be nice.
He was at Georgia for less than a year so who knows if he can recruit or not and that place recruits itself anyway.
I only watched a couple of their games this year but they were awful offensively. They didn't have a qb but still.
Should we merge all the AC threads? It's going to be a busy offseason.
Was listening to the latest "The Audible" podcast from Feldman and Mandel and they mentioned that Joe Wickline might be out as OL coach at Texas as part of the offense revamp there. He's a well respected OL coach (despite the messy lawsuit over his buyout between Texas and Okie Lite) and has a lot of Texas recruiting ties.
You will be wrong.
SerenityBuff
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Fire Lindgren and give OC job to Walters.
That would be a terrible idea. Why train another oc?
I hope so. And I hope that these changes each come with an impact recruit or two.
I like Walters but I'm also happy to see one of our coaches being considered for a promotion job. We need to see more of that in the future. That's the sign of a good staff.
SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
You don't think Walters could handle it? You don't think he has a good enough football background to make him an effective OC? You would rather lose him and keep Lindgren?
I would rather find a proven OC and hire a WR Coach with recruiting chops.
Walters is highly thought of, but I don't see taking that risk considering the state of the program.
Yes. No, but since he has no experience as Oc, there really is no evidence he'd be a good one, especially right away. And yes.
Now, do you like training ocs?