ahoelsken
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Boise State "Hot" Board?
Andy Avalos is my guess there.
Bryan Harsin's about as underwhelming a hire as Auburn could have made.
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Boise State "Hot" Board?
I don’t mean to split hairs but I saw that on Twitter.
bottom line is that the cultural gap is enormous and he is less likely to be competitive with Alabama than malzan was.
Harsin's teams were falling off. They haven't been dominant like under Peterson. Bad hireAndy Avalos is my guess there.
Bryan Harsin's about as underwhelming a hire as Auburn could have made.
Coaching or analyzing?Speaking of Petersen, odds he is coaching anywhere in 2022?
Speaking of Petersen, odds he is coaching anywhere in 2022?
That’s a big one. Watch him go to an sec program with really good defensive backs and start killing it again.
That’s a big one. Watch him go to an sec program with really good defensive backs and start killing it again.
Good indication that Harbaugh will be there again at least for next year. Some of the fans are getting unhappy with him but he wasn't likely to get fired this year. Some speculation that he might have had enough and would leave on his own initiative.Just saw this. Fedora might be hitting the end of the line.
Speaking of Petersen, odds he is coaching anywhere in 2022?
Not if you are a Buffs fan.That is a bad hire.
At this point I'd be resigning if I was the AD. No reason the president should be interfering this much in a coaches hire, let alone twice.Arizona boards....not happy. Belief is that the University president overruled the AD’s preference like what happened with Sumlin.
So are you saying Arizona is a bunch of copy ‘Cats?The obvious issue with Fisch is how he will recruit. Will be interesting to see how he builds his staff with NFL guys or a combination of both.
Edit: After looking at Fisch resume that dude has been everywhere. Not unusual for a career assistant coach. This is a lot like the Dorrell hire, IMO.