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On the subject of excellent coaching hair, Dave is going to need to have a new toupée. Maybe find one where the bangs match the rest of the hair.
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Why Dave Logan haters are stupid
- Thread starter JDBattleMC
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I'm not so sure everyone on this board really hates Dave. It's just that most everyone on this board knows that Dave Logan doesn't yet have what it takes to be a HC in Div I football.
I'm cool with giving him a go as special teams/te coach,or something along those lines.
I don't think anyone is saying that Logan is a bad coach. His record speaks for itself. The dude can coach. He also seems to understand the game at a level above most HS coaches.
I actually believe he could have been a very good college coach if that had been his career aspiration. But he never took a college staff job. He's now in his mid fifties, has all of those outside obligations and business interests, and his career arc simply has not positioned him to be what he could have been as a college coach if he'd committed to that path.
Frankly, it would be a national joke if someone hired Logan to coach a college football program above the 1-AA level. He's not even qualified to be an OC at a program like CU.
I actually believe he could have been a very good college coach if that had been his career aspiration. But he never took a college staff job. He's now in his mid fifties, has all of those outside obligations and business interests, and his career arc simply has not positioned him to be what he could have been as a college coach if he'd committed to that path.
Frankly, it would be a national joke if someone hired Logan to coach a college football program above the 1-AA level. He's not even qualified to be an OC at a program like CU.
I can totally see where you're coming from on this point. I mean, there are so many successful coaches that made the jump directly from High School to the BCS that it's impossible NOT to make the connection, right?
I am. Seriously, the guy is not that good. I've seen him coach up close. He does nothing all game long except chirp at the officials and bitch at his assistants. He gets kids to come to his school based on his name alone. His assistants handle the vast majority of the game planning. He attracts the talent, they coach up the kids, he chirps.
Seriously. He's not that good. You'll have to take my word for this. At the high school level, you can win on talent alone. Especially in a place like Colorado, and particularly at places like Mullen and Cherry Creek.