Orders of magnitude larger coaching tree -- and from staffs you'd want to poach from.
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1. Holgerson
2. Lake
3. Chip Long
4. Fisch
5. Ryan Day
2. Lake
3. Chip Long
4. Fisch
5. Ryan Day
And that's no concern for Holgorsen, who is a HC at a P5 school right now?
Fisch has about as versatile a CV you can probably think of for a guy his age. The fact he's worked with so many different coaches in so many different roles at so many different places is very appealing to me as he's seen a lot of things. Plus McVay is like the hottest thing going in the NFL right now and he wouldn't have him on his staff if he didn't like him.
Make one.
lvbuff
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it is somewhat entertaining
ahoelsken
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Nick Saban did pretty well at Michigan State and LSU before he left for the cup of coffee with the Dolphins. Apples and Oranges. Pagano hasn't been in the college game in 11 years.....and Yahoo said RG wants a bigger personality-he's definitely not that. Question for the mods-are we done with the individual candidate threads and keeping all search discussion here?
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Sub-forum was created for all those threads. Look at the top of the page for "Coaching Bazaar". There still is a college football season going on and we don't want threads on topic to get lost in the CU Football forum.
https://www.allbuffs.com/forums/coaching-bazaar.108/
ahoelsken
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Thanks Nik.
Hadn't seen this anywhere yet. Same general pool, but nonetheless a different perspective
https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/11...dow-of-history-and-the-right-fit-for-the-job/
https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/11...dow-of-history-and-the-right-fit-for-the-job/
real good article, thanks for sharing
Pretty spot on and well-informed piece form Wilner.
What a great article. I’m not sure that Wilner isn’t the best sports writer in the country. He is always spot on, well thought out and intelligent.
Real strange to see a P12 guy nail CU's historical level.
BUFFjunkie
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If George is looking for somebody with HC experience then Lake is a no go. I think Tedford and Babers are at the top of RG's list.
Rick George has never said that is what he is looking for.
FlatironsBuff
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Ann henry in here, but is the Irwin brothers Mom. So she has been hearing all the inside stuff for six years.
I thought this was pretty objective and good. I completely agree regarding identity. I think we may already have the base talent but need a consistent identity which is why Leach is so good. Also, can we get rid of the vegan (only partially kidding) hippy nutritionists who cannot seem to put weight on anyone. Our OL are young and a good deal of what ails us up front could be solved by a decent mass-building nutrition and conditioning program. These guys can worry about carrying around too much "football" weight after their done playing football just like the the rest of us.
If nothing else this pretty much puts the JL notion to bed.
GAS II
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I've been saying this for years. This is the formula for success at CU.
