Danny Hope the real hero of this season

[Bull Matrix]

Wish we were playing Miami in a bowl 

we may next season.. 

[DELdaBull]

Good oline coach for sure. 

[raptorcj]

Hope did great esp with the line. Deserves a medal, but Allen has done a phenomenal job with D and Taggart himself has made play-calling look like a real strategy that plays to our kids' strengths. From the HC down to the S&C coach and maybe even GAs, we have a real chemistry that's rare--hard to say any one coach deserves the trophy here.

[Massbull]

Agree all coaches stepped up but the O-line was the key to the turn around. He took a line that was below average last year and with most of the same players turned them into a strength.

Herd from a Miami booster that an insider told him Les Miles is the next UM coach . LSU is just ironing out his 15 million buyout.

 

Edited November 28, 2015 by Massbull

[cambodia36]

It would be wise to lock up the assistants, but if a smaller school came knocking for either as a HC, or a larger school as a OC/DC, it may be difficult to keep them. I'd guess Allen would be more desirable, as there are a lot of younger guys capable of installing a spread O (not discounting what Hope has done)

I'd guess, and I base this on nothing, that Hope would probably be more inclined to leave for an HC job than a big school asst. gig. He's a FL guy, and he may rather stay here than uproot to go to say, Manhattan Kansas for an OC gig. 

I wouldn't hold my breath on Miles if I were Miami. There are a lot of schools that would be willing to pony up more than UM, who, for all the attention they get, typically do not spend a ton on athletics in the modern era. 

I could actually see that being the landing spot for Greg Schiano, unless Rutgers and him get the gang back together. It's a big enough splash hire for UM, but hides the fact that they have no chance in hell of getting a coach over a medium to big time SEC, B10 or B12 school.