DeNiro
My Dixie Wrecked
Plus his knees going up and down the hill/stairs around the stadium.
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Official 2017 Coaching Carousel Thread - Zona hires Sumlin
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Makes sense.
The way I've heard it with UTenn is that on a foundational level, their recruiting honey hole of Georgia determines how good they are. If they're rivaling UGA for Georgia recruits, watch out. If they're not, then it means they're hodge podging together a lot of plans b & c even if those guys are highly rated on paper.
And 66% of all statistics used on the internet are made up.
You have to put Tennessee's rise to power in context. In the 70s and 80s, they largely did not have to worry about anyone outside of Georgia some years. Florida and Florida State were not really established powers, Va Tech was not really a school of note, Clemson was hit or miss, and so on. Tennessee was a magnet for a lot of players in the South because there just was not a lot of competition.
In that era, iirc, LSU was asleep and Alabama was still trying to decide if it was legal to hire a coach who didn't play for Bear. Oh, and concepts like shotgun snaps, 3 wide sets and passing 50% of the time were not offenses most of the schools were comfortable risking.
Sounds like somebody is digging for cause. Not that I’m defending Bitch Jones in any manner. Just that the timing of this revelation just seems a little too convenient.
You gotta fight to win a life Championship.
exactly my thought when I saw this.
If this stuff has been going on it has been going on for a while. As long as they wanted him as their coach they ignore it, As soon as they are looking at paying him millions to not coach it matters.
Hey, Beavers! If you are looking for a coach that will:
1) unbalance your roster with an emphasis on skill players
2) slowly lose respect of the players
3) reduce their discipline on the field
4) go scorched earth, be fired for gambling, or be fired for general incompetence like he has from 3 other Pac 12 programs (edit and credit to Creebuzz)
I have your man!
1) unbalance your roster with an emphasis on skill players
2) slowly lose respect of the players
3) reduce their discipline on the field
4) go scorched earth, be fired for gambling, or be fired for general incompetence like he has from 3 other Pac 12 programs (edit and credit to Creebuzz)
I have your man!
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Hell, let them have him. He turned CU from one of the most physical teams in the country to toilet paper soft.
You are forcing me to add a bullet point!
A good coach would be killing it at Tennessee with this roster right now.
Does anyone not think that UT is not 5x more talented than Iowa State? Pretty is skin deep and ugly is to the bone. Bad coaching is just that.
Had almost nothing to do with Georgia and everything to do with character, discipline, work ethic, and good teaching. I.e. leadership.
That would be epic.
FlatironsBuff
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I’ll admit that if Miss St. hires MM away, I would be amped to get Frost here. I’ll put away Husker hate to get him as a coach.
I guarantee you we are not getting Frost.
I dunno, it is November...
Yeah that'd be cool, but Frost is probably candidate #1 for every job opening which will include Florida and Tennessee at the minimum and potentially UCLA, A&M, and Nebraska.
One of these is not like the others.
Going to be some sad husker fans when they see where they stand in the coaching pecking order.
UCLA hasn't been a great program either but they are in LA which makes them much more appealing.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Frost could stay at UCF too. Good point made on a Sirius podcast I listened to yesterday-the only two guys who have won really, really big at UF have been hall of famers (the HBC and Urban Meyer). Is that opening better than most everything that is open or we think could open? Absolutely. Is it a tougher job than it looks? Yes.
ahoelsken
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I obviously don't think Nebraska is a great job, but it's still a good job. The money and fan support are up there with just about anyone, but the recruiting grounds and attraction to Lincoln are obvious drawbacks. I could see a young, dynamic coach like Frost generating a lot of excitement and, therefore, money flowing, and turning them around. He'd have to assemble a staff of ace recruiters, though.
I think he won't leave UCF for fear of a leg injury.
You are right about the money and fan support, they are the only show in town and don't have to worry about administrative support.
Their recruiting though is dead compared to the past, they are no longer a dream offer, a destination offer, and I don't think even a dynamic recruiter is going to change that much.
When they fired Solich they thought that the best candidates would come running to them, they settled instead. Since then they have been scorned or turned down by their first choices and had to go down the list.
You are spot on that Frost will have much better offers, no need to risk his coaching career on going back to Lincoln. As @ahoelsken points out Frost may actually be better off where he is than at Nebraska but I think he won't be able to resist some of the premium jobs coming open.
This joke has tremendous legs. Can't understand why it's so injury prone.
Takes some work to carry it off though.