Kerwin Bell for Offense Coordinator ?

[GaUSFBull]

1 hour ago, JTrue said:

I didn't realize Bell coached in Canada. He should get in touch with BJ Daniels.

That's only if BJ has considered Canada.  Do you think he should?

[TyBull]

No Please. Do not touch our offense staff for next year.

Let them keep scoring 35+ points per game.

Fix the Defense!

[wagers]

I live in Jax.  He is a great offensive mind and some UF fans wanted him as UF offensive coordinator.  However, some 'personal' issues caused JU to look in another direction for coach.

[ajusf16]

Let's see the stache

[Brad]

Seems to be the new thing on the internets:

Hens message board, October: http://www.gohens.net/boards/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=21558&p=302378

 

Kerwin Bell is known as the University of Florida Hall of Famer, who was the Gators' starting quarterback from 1984-87, winning the SEC Player of the Year in 1984. He turned that into a 13-year professional career. He has studied under at least 11 offensive coordinators including: Steve Spurrier, Lindy Infante, and Don Shula. After his long professional career, Kerwin took a job at a brand new high school called Trinity Catholic in Ocala, Fl. In 5 years, his football team went undefeated, winning a state championship. He then headed to Jacksonville for his next job, as some of you know, at Jacksonville University. This non-scholarship 1-AA program has had one winning record before Kerwin acquired the job in 2007. In just 2 years he won the conference championship, two more years, a 10-1 season with another championship. Jacksonville University might sound familiar because in 2013 this non-scholarship team gave us a challenge, and last year, Kerwin led his team to a victory over the Blue Hens. His offense was in the top 5 every year while he was at Jacksonville University, not to mention, his defense who led the league in turnovers for 2 years. After last year, Kerwin took the job at a DII power house in Valdosta State. This season they are off to a 5-1 start with an impressive win against West Georgia which the Blazers haven't beat in 3 years. The Blazers are averaging 338 passing yards a game and their defense is 2nd in turnovers. This man has won everywhere he has been and I think would be an interesting candidate for the recent opening for head coach. Tell me what do you guys think about this potential hire?

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[raptorcj]

1 hour ago, TyBull said:

No Please. Do not touch our offense staff for next year.

Let them keep scoring 35+ points per game.

Fix the Defense!

I'm also in the "if it ain't broke..." crowd. I understand a coach wanting to assemble his own staff and all, but I'll say again I think he needs to keep Hiller, Weist, & especially Kinnan. Do what you will with the defense, just don't screw with our resurrected offense.

[NewEnglandBull]

11 hours ago, lotsofbull99 said:

Disagree, wouldn't want to sign him without it.

What? 1970s porn making a comeback? 

[E.T.]

[charsibb]

22 hours ago, Thebull93 said:

Kerwin Bell is known as the University of Florida Hall of Famer, who was the Gators' starting quarterback from 1984-87, winning the SEC Player of the Year in 1984. He turned that into a 13-year professional career. He has studied under at least 11 offensive coordinators including: Steve Spurrier, Lindy Infante, and Don Shula. After his long professional career, Kerwin took a job at a brand new high school called Trinity Catholic in Ocala, Fl. In 5 years, his football team went undefeated, winning a state championship. He then headed to Jacksonville for his next job, as some of you know, at Jacksonville University. This non-scholarship 1-AA program has had one winning record before Kerwin acquired the job in 2007. In just 2 years he won the conference championship, two more years, a 10-1 season with another championship and then another championship in 2014. His offense was in the top 5 every year while he was at Jacksonville University, not to mention, his defense who led the league in turnovers for 2 years and led country in ints them 2 years! After last year, Kerwin took the job at a DII power house in Valdosta State. This season they finished 8and2 and made the playoffs when they were projected to finish 5th in the conference! They were 1st in the conference in passing and 8th in the country! Also on defense they forced 27 ints which was 2nd in the nation and forced 34 turnovers which was 3rd in the nation! This man has won everywhere he has been and I think would be an interesting candidate for Offense Coordinator. He knows Offense and his system is explosive but also has great ties recruiting Florida! Tell me what do you guys think about this potential hire?

 

11 hours ago, Brad said:

Seems to be the new thing on the internets:

Hens message board, October: http://www.gohens.net/boards/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=21558&p=302378

 

Kerwin Bell is known as the University of Florida Hall of Famer, who was the Gators' starting quarterback from 1984-87, winning the SEC Player of the Year in 1984. He turned that into a 13-year professional career. He has studied under at least 11 offensive coordinators including: Steve Spurrier, Lindy Infante, and Don Shula. After his long professional career, Kerwin took a job at a brand new high school called Trinity Catholic in Ocala, Fl. In 5 years, his football team went undefeated, winning a state championship. He then headed to Jacksonville for his next job, as some of you know, at Jacksonville University. This non-scholarship 1-AA program has had one winning record before Kerwin acquired the job in 2007. In just 2 years he won the conference championship, two more years, a 10-1 season with another championship. Jacksonville University might sound familiar because in 2013 this non-scholarship team gave us a challenge, and last year, Kerwin led his team to a victory over the Blue Hens. His offense was in the top 5 every year while he was at Jacksonville University, not to mention, his defense who led the league in turnovers for 2 years. After last year, Kerwin took the job at a DII power house in Valdosta State. This season they are off to a 5-1 start with an impressive win against West Georgia which the Blazers haven't beat in 3 years. The Blazers are averaging 338 passing yards a game and their defense is 2nd in turnovers. This man has won everywhere he has been and I think would be an interesting candidate for the recent opening for head coach. Tell me what do you guys think about this potential hire?

GoBlues1986

 

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Kerwin, is that you? Trolling for a job?

 

[JTrue]

3 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

What? 1970s porn making a comeback? 

I've been to darkest corners of the internet, 70s style porn hair is making a comeback in all places.