Next coach?

[Bulls On Parade]

Larry Scott could be a great hire also. As long as he keeps offense the same and gets a solid DC it's sort of hard to screw up I think.

We know the guy can recruit well also. Plus he would bring a passion that a older Strong might not. Plus he would have a real desire to beat UCF.

I could see them going Scott and he could stick around for awhile. 

Edited December 8, 2016 by Bulls On Parade

[Roaming Bull]

Got to be Scott. Bring that man home! 

[Bull-Hornz]

Just now, George_Bullnard_Shaw said:

One man's retread is another man's viable coach who ran into a bad fit.

Maybe but just bc you have experience doesn't mean you wouldn't be successful here.

I certainly can appreciate that both Strong and Miles don't run a spread run first offense but we have those pieces in place if they decide to use them. If I am Harlan I make sure to express our desire to continue down the spread based O. Heck he can even insist we keep much of the O coaching unit intact. I honestly don't think Miles or Strong would come here and try to go to a pro-set. They are smart coaches.

[GaUSFBull]

1 hour ago, Bullrush33 said:

Tweet from Lincoln RIley

Maybe just a recruiting visit but notice South Florida in CAPs.

I've noticed many say "South Florida" when referring to the region.  South Florida is only a proper noun when talking about our university.  

[Triple B]

Are there any ex COY's out there, toiling away in the anonymity of an NFL assistant coach because of some creative writing on a resume? If so, a serious look is warranted ...

[Bulls Are We]

1 minute ago, Bull-Hornz said:

Maybe but just bc you have experience doesn't mean you wouldn't be successful here.

I certainly can appreciate that both Strong and Miles don't run a spread run first offense but we have those pieces in place if they decide to use them. If I am Harlan I make sure to express our desire to continue down the spread based O. Heck he can even insist we keep much of the O coaching unit intact. I honestly don't think Miles or Strong would come here and try to go to a pro-set. They are smart coaches.

Don't think Miles is even considering coming here, but his LSU teams were almost always offensively challenged.  

[George_Bullnard_Shaw]

1 minute ago, Bull-Hornz said:

Maybe but just bc you have experience doesn't mean you wouldn't be successful here.

I certainly can appreciate that both Strong and Miles don't run a spread run first offense but we have those pieces in place if they decide to use them. If I am Harlan I make sure to express our desire to continue down the spread based O. Heck he can even insist we keep much of the O coaching unit intact. I honestly don't think Miles or Strong would come here and try to go to a pro-set. They are smart coaches.

Experience is good, myself I'd consider a retread someone who has failed multiple times at the level above or the current level. I don't consider Strong or Miles to be there yet. I'm not even sure I consider Miles a failure at all except not meeting insane expectations.

I'd probably have considered O'Leary to be a retread, but somehow that got a Fiesta Bowl win.

[Bullrush33]

Why does Bisaacias name always seem to pop up? He has never coached anything other thanvspecial teams?

[TallyBull]

1. Strong

2. Scott

3. Kiffen 

 

[TallyBull]

1 minute ago, Bullrush33 said:

Why does Bisaacias name always seem to pop up? He has never coached anything other thanvspecial teams?

Because he has compromising photographs of Steve Duemig and Derrick Brooks.