i wonder if leavtt ever regrets taking usf job

[NewEnglandBull]

1 hour ago, smazza said:

means nothing as urban coached in big boy leagues while leavitt  was mired in the minors

urban improved as a coach 

leavitt regressed

You are absolutely correct. Leavitt was lucky to get the USF job and he pissed it all away. 

[George_Bullnard_Shaw]

4 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

You are absolutely correct. Leavitt was lucky to get the USF job and he pissed it all away. 

He got up to a high level and then sort of choked.

[slowdown]

7 hours ago, usf97 said:

Had he stayed at Colorado versus going to Oregon....he would have made about $400,000 less for 2 years and would have still been fired. 

Well, Jim might have been the difference for that Colorado staff had he stayed.

[Sk00b]

Who is Jim Leavtt? 

Edited December 28, 2019 by Sk00b

[puc86]

2 hours ago, Sk00b said:

Who is Jim Leavtt? 

USF football 

[GaUSFBull]

4 hours ago, George_Bullnard_Shaw said:

He got up to a high level and then sort of choked.

It was kind of funny that time when @The Sheriff created a thread about Slapperty McChokerton:  

 

[smazza]

7 hours ago, slowdown said:

Well, Jim might have been the difference for that Colorado staff had he stayed.

always an excuse for this guy

[smazza]

6 hours ago, Sk00b said:

Who is Jim Leavtt? 

usf's first coach that did a great job as the first coach but he couldnt win consistently and he let his ego get the best of him

eventually the allegation goes he struck a student athlete

usf football is still evolving and is bigger than one person

[Gatorbull325]

Levitt, just like Taggart is probably tired of moving around. I think its a good situation fir him.

[Sk00b]

7 hours ago, smazza said:

usf's first coach that did a great job as the first coach but he couldnt win consistently and he let his ego get the best of him

eventually the allegation goes he struck a student athlete

usf football is still evolving and is bigger than one person

I was being sarcastic and forgot to followup with another post.  

In all seriousness,  the CJL days wer A LOT of fun.  Especially, attending games in person. 

That being said, probably the minority on this but glad we didn't hire him and don't really care what he thinks,  where he goes, or his future endeavors.