No more G5 head coaches! After Dan Hawkins and Mike MacIntyre, I think it's time to do something different such as a P5 head coach (if they are willing to come to Boulder) or a P5 coordinator.
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No more G5 head coaches! After Dan Hawkins and Mike MacIntyre, I think it's time to do something different such as a P5 head coach (if they are willing to come to Boulder) or a P5 coordinator.
Completely False. MM completed a solid rebuild of Colorado after the complete destruction of the program. Culminating in a PAC 12 South title and 10 win season.
However he is in incompetent when it comes to sustaining and taking an established program to the next level.
I agree MacIntyre did some good work here in Boulder such as getting CU to a competitive level in the Pac-12.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
P5*
JeffCOBuff
Active Member
That would be a solid hire
DrunkRalphie
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I don't think I want a G5 hire.
He meant G12
Incompetent coaches are still capable of a break out year. 5 Losing seasons in 6 is a lot more telling
You are completely disregarding where the program was when he inherited it. Losing seasons were absolutely expected when he took over. The program showed monumental improvement over the first two seasons and incremental improvement in season 3. With a breakout season on year 4.
Don’t go full retard like your brother. If you fail to see what he did when he got here, that is your problem. MM did a very solid job in years 1-4. Since then, he has shown an inability to take the next step.
I would say Saban.
Not that I got that out of the way, in order of preference:
1. Matt Campbell;
2. Blake Anderson;
3. Neal Brown;
4. Jeff Tedford
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
The list of G5 coaches I'd entertain is this-Tedford, Littrell, Norvell, Major Applewhite, and Blake Anderson. I want somebody who has experience in this conference or knows how to recruit the state of Texas if we're going that way again.
I would not roll the dice on Norvell. Howdy Doody and the Okie from Muskogee do not interest me. Not nearly enough HC time logged yet.
If we're spitballing, how's Sark's recovery going?
Yep
Mullett of the Flatirons.
A Man, A Mullett and Mountains.
Uncommon Hair.
No Longer 40, but he'll do.
You don't get from Kansas level of ineptitude to winning the South and at least competing for a bowl game if everything to that point has been incompetence. We all know you hate the guy, but give him credit for pulling the program out of the FCS/G5 level it was playing at during the Embree years and at least getting to them to a competent brand of football. That said, it's time to move on if he can't win at least 2 of the remaining 4.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Blow me
He's a solid rebuild guy. But he's not the guy to take us to the next level. He's the guy that Kansas or Rutgers needs.
There's no formula for figuring out the right coaching hire. There have been hugely successful coaches hired as HC of a G5 program, coordinator of a P5 program, or HC from a P5 program. There have also been spectacular failures from each of those backgrounds. If RG makes a move, it will be all in on "In Rick George We Trust".
WarBuff
Club Member
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
If he comes here and brings five star recruits from that state with him, idgaf about that. His buyout is pretty high though. One more comment about MM-he's done what he was brought here to do. When he got here, this was the worst team talentwise in the Power 5, and its definitely better now than it was when he showed up.
Yep. He deserves a lot of thanks from CU fans, but it's clear that he's not even going to get us to the level of being an automatic bowl team each year. I think Duff said it, but with a MM-coached team, a bowl game will always be in doubt going into each season.
WarBuff
Club Member
Still want to see Daniel Graham punch him for that.
Worth noting the Pac12 South has also been dog**** the last 3 years too.
BlackNGold
Club Member
Mike MacIntyre will be the coach here next year. As this season moves on, the pain of the OSU loss will fade. I believe there is a good chance that CU wins at least one of the remaining 4 games - AZ and Cal are the likely candidates. I suspect 6-6 and a low level bowl game. MacIntyre keeps his job and there are no staff changes - remember that not only does MM have a big buyout most of the assistants have multi year contracts. Even if they go 0-4 the rest of the way. I doubt he will be fired.
I have never been a MacIntyre fan, reasons I have stated before. I keep hearing from some that he has rebuilt the program - he has stabilized it but I would not say rebuilt. We are basically back to a Dan Hawkins type of performance, IMO. The PAC 12 South is not very strong after Utah and I don't know if they are world beaters. UCLA, AZ and ASU are all struggling at times with new coaches and USC is probably pretty average at the moment.
I have never been a MacIntyre fan, reasons I have stated before. I keep hearing from some that he has rebuilt the program - he has stabilized it but I would not say rebuilt. We are basically back to a Dan Hawkins type of performance, IMO. The PAC 12 South is not very strong after Utah and I don't know if they are world beaters. UCLA, AZ and ASU are all struggling at times with new coaches and USC is probably pretty average at the moment.
DrunkRalphie
Well-Known Member
If Mac is back after another 5-7 campaign I won't be renewing my season tickets.
agree. If HCMM is back and especially with no staff changes I will be staying home next season. I also will not be paying Sling TV to watch these heartbreakers. I am getting to old to handle it,. I will go back to the days of the 80s where I listen on the radio if I have no other plans.