So just for the hell of it…….
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He's not going to be a NFL head coach in the foreseeable future -- UK is exactly something that would help him...
Start with someone who has an offensive back ground who puts scoring at the top of his list because if you'll watch around the country those scoring north of 30/35 ppg are winning 90% of the games. Easy to research if you care to. No more DCs who have an offensive philosophy like CMS.⁷
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Wonder what White's offensive philosophy is or would be?
I use to opine for Brown because of his offenses at TT, but I don't know what's happened there. His time at UK did have some conflict.
Sumrall seems to be a MS clone.
Like White, but have no idea what his philosophy of offense is.
Have no idea who who Candle is
Thought this was NB...
Candle is Toledo coach with high scoring offense and great recruiting for a MAC school.
Not sure who we should hire, but anyone could be a candidate- start with the phone book. After all, there’s only one person walking planet earth that has been proven incapable of winning even a divisional title, despite being given a decade-long horizon to do so.
So my potential list has 7.8 billion - 1 names on it
So my potential list has 7.8 billion - 1 names on it
Did you read the word "probably"?
I can assure you that if Bama laid that big of pile of crap during an SEC game, some of the coaches would not have made it back to Tuscaloosa on Monday.
And if Saban refused to make tha changes needed, the powers that be would find someone who would.
Even Saban realizes he can no longer win in the SEC with a pro style offense. He has publicly stated that Bama WOULD HAVE A SPREAD OFFENSE NEXT YEAR.
CMS has just now accepted a passing/ pro style offense, but we can only hope he recognizes faster than 8-9 years that our offense is behind the times and we do not have the players or coaches capable of running a pro pass game.
When Bama’s 5 star players and HOF coach can't run it successfully, we have no business trying it.
The big question is how long will it take CMS to figure that out and make the necessary changes to his offense to compete with other schools who have.
Vandy just embarrassed us with a run option passing game and a back up QB. VANDY!
Let that sink in.
If you lose to the absolute worst team in the conference, what does that make us???
In desperate need of change.
I'm hesitant to let Barney select toilet paper let alone a other coach. (Barney would come back with that 1 ply dollar tree stuff that you can get paper cuts from.)
Good start to his career, but needs a larger body of work before we annoint him. Remember Neal Brown had a pretty good run at Troy too. Anybody still wanting Brown as our coach?
Marrow will go wherever Stoops goes. That's pretty much a certainty, Unless somebody takes a chance on him as a head coach.If Stoops is gone, does Marrow stay ??
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He'd definitely put his best foot forward. Or at least he'd jump in with both feet. He's truly a FOOTball man... See where I'm going with this?
I could understand no one wanting the job when Stoops got here. Our facilities and support were among the worst in all of D-1. Through upgrades, Stoops has made the job much more attractive to any prospective coach, including a blueprint on how to recruit at UK. As for Papa Brooks, he was still tweeting about the game on Saturday and talking like he's still a part of the program. #GoBigBlue
I also posted this on the "Stoops is the best coach for Kentucky" thread when someone asked, Who might we get if Stoops leaves?
I like Mike Houston at ECU (100-48 overall as HC at four schools).
Tremendous team improvement track record by the second year at historically challenged Lenoir Rhyne (conference championships/playoffs) and The Citadel (conference championship in year 2, playoffs, beat SoCar w/FCS team).
Won a FCS National Championship at James Madison University in year one, made the playoffs all three years at JMU, and won the CAA conference two out of three years.
It has taken him a little longer at ECU than his previous schools, but he has ECU bowl eligible (two years running in year-4). On offense: Has morphed from Triple option guru at LR and Citadel to RPO/spread at JMU and ECU. All his teams have a snoot full of attitude on defense. He develops a notoriously tough edge with his teams and can motivate like a monster (decidedly smaller SoCon Citadel absolutely out-hit South Carolina in 2015 winning that game 23-22).....Pre-game fire-the-team-up speech is linked.
GBB!
I like Mike Houston at ECU (100-48 overall as HC at four schools).
Tremendous team improvement track record by the second year at historically challenged Lenoir Rhyne (conference championships/playoffs) and The Citadel (conference championship in year 2, playoffs, beat SoCar w/FCS team).
Won a FCS National Championship at James Madison University in year one, made the playoffs all three years at JMU, and won the CAA conference two out of three years.
It has taken him a little longer at ECU than his previous schools, but he has ECU bowl eligible (two years running in year-4). On offense: Has morphed from Triple option guru at LR and Citadel to RPO/spread at JMU and ECU. All his teams have a snoot full of attitude on defense. He develops a notoriously tough edge with his teams and can motivate like a monster (decidedly smaller SoCon Citadel absolutely out-hit South Carolina in 2015 winning that game 23-22).....Pre-game fire-the-team-up speech is linked.
GBB!
noIf Stoops is gone, does Marrow stay ??
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