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The 2021-2022 Coaching Carousel
- Thread starter DeNiro
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Cowturd is an annoying mouth breather
Hey Blue Waffle, doesn't that include you and the Lake of Fire?
Yep, but spot on in this case.
Never mind. I gotta stop rehashing this ****.
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Do you only get fired for pushing players, or could you also get fired for pushing anyone else while you’re on the field? Asking for a friend.
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I feel like Lake may have shoved another player sometime in 2019.
Hope he saved some money because he isn't getting any more from UDub.
Pac-12 is gonna have a crazy amount of HC turnover this year.
USC (open)
Washington State (open)
Washington (open?)
Arizona State (lots of noise)
UCLA (lots of noise)
I also think Wilcox will entertain offers and Oregon will have to play defense on Cristobal.
USC (open)
Washington State (open)
Washington (open?)
Arizona State (lots of noise)
UCLA (lots of noise)
I also think Wilcox will entertain offers and Oregon will have to play defense on Cristobal.
Wilcox to UDub looking very near done.
ahoelsken
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Salt in the wound sure but he's exactly right. CU hasn't been all in on football in 20 years.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
You think Mora could have waited and got one of these?
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
I think we need to assume ASU is going to change coaches at some point-I don't see how they can get a slap on the wrist for what they did last year.
My bet is that Herm retires.
That's how i know I'm right. You can call the whole thing East Cleveland or New York if it makes you feel better.
According to….????
Shaw had built up plenty of leeway with what he has done at Stanford but it isn't working right now.
In no way saying that he is in danger of getting fired but he was 4-8 in 2019 and is on his way to 3-7 today.
Have to wonder if there is a point where he decides that he isn't in the right place anymore and leaves.
I hope Shaw & Stanford are one of those throwback situations we don't often see and he's there the next 20 years.
Agree with you. I think he is a good guy, a good coach, and a very good fit for Stanford.
Just don't know that he is going to get this thing turned around and don't see him staying in a situation where he doesn't see winning in his future.
When Stanford is good it is good for the PAC.
You bring up a good point.
With all the uncertainty of conferences and other changes going on like NIL, etc. do we see a number of established coaches decide to move on or even leave college coaching.
It's Stanford. They'll be mediocre for a while then recruit the next Plunkett or Elway or Luck. They go through cycles.
Seems to be a lot of recency bias in this statement. One could also say “any team being non-embarrassing is good for the Pac-12”.
Franklin still to USC?? Anyone?
Almost like a great coach can’t, in fact, make up for ****ty recruiting
Because you can't, it's the whole key. Idgaf, what scheme you run, better have the talent that can make it successful.
Urban