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[NewEnglandBull]

1 hour ago, chapelbull said:

It must not have been a very memorable list .......

is this long enough for you????? I’ll take any of these guys over Slick Willie any day. 

Dell McGee, UGA

Chip Long, Notre Dame

Jeff Scott, Clemson 

Tony Elliot, Clemson 

Dave Aranda, LSU

Steve Sarkisian, Alabama

Jason Candle, Toledo

 

Edited October 31, 2019 by NewEnglandBull

[Skingraft]

Open Bar for Sark

[NewEnglandBull]

9 minutes ago, Skingraft said:

Open Bar for Sark

Deserves a second chance. USC teams that fire their coaches have a pretty good record. 

[Skingraft]

22 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Deserves a second chance. USC teams that fire their coaches have a pretty good record. 

True

[chapelbull]

13 hours ago, Bull Daly said:

Thankfully, USF is not in the market for new coaches. KB has offense back on track. CCS & BJM have the defense making plays. We are fine right now

[Rocky Style]

Heard a funny bit on ATL radio driving home.  He said WT is a great guy and loves his family, but it ain't workin' out.  Great guy!  The debate was if FSU can make a bowl game and the Miami game is the key coin flip.

[Guest Jonesy Bull]

Tags might very well be available for somebody.

The Nole fanbase is none too happy today after that beatdown by Miami.

I like Tags but I think his coaching abilities are marginal at best.  He can recruit well.  I think we "out athleted" most teams while we were winning more than his coaching abilities and decision making.

[BDYZR]

25 minutes ago, Jonesy Bull said:

Tags might very well be available for somebody.

The Nole fanbase is none too happy today after that beatdown by Miami.

I like Tags but I think his coaching abilities are marginal at best.  He can recruit well.  I think we "out athleted" most teams while we were winning more than his coaching abilities and decision making.

Just  my 2¢, but "coaching ability" strikes me as a bit of a misnomer for the "Head Coach". The head coach is The Man and responsible, that much is true. But his ability to hire and manage a competent staff will make or break him. His staff recruiting the right players will make him or break him. There's so much that goes into the job long before the team ever hits the field. 

IMO his "coaching" job is motivation. Motivation at practice, motivation pre-game, motivation in-game,  and motivating his coaches to do the job they're hired for. I'm not sure CCS is the correct type of motivator needed at USF.

[El_Toro_86]

3 minutes ago, BDYZR said:

Just  my 2¢, but "coaching ability" strikes me as a bit of a misnomer for the "Head Coach". The head coach is The Man and responsible, that much is true. But his ability to hire and manage a competent staff will make or break him. His staff recruiting the right players will make him or break him. There's so much that goes into the job long before the team ever hits the field. 

IMO his "coaching" job is motivation. Motivation at practice, motivation pre-game, motivation in-game,  and motivating his coaches to do the job they're hired for. I'm not sure CCS is the correct type of motivator needed at USF.

Are you kidding me?  Have you ever seen one of his pressers?  If that doesn’t get you fired up nothing will.

[BiggTipp]

I think if he gets fired he will end up as an assistant at a P5 program trying to learn from his shortcomings for a year or two....Alabama always hires failed head coaches as assistants