2 more coaches from FAU?

[puc86]

4 minutes ago, JTrue said:

Just reminding you that KB getting hired from Valdosta happens. I was unaware it got old when people rehashed old stuff in new threads. I'll have to make a note of that.

It’s only charming when I do it. Yes I am aware that it occasionally happens I am also aware that is not horribly common and is an atypical way to go about acquiring a coordinator or head coach all the way up at the P6 level.

[Bulls On Parade]

32 minutes ago, puc86 said:

We would occasionally throw to the tight end (which historically KB doesn’t do),  run and have something that resembles an offense but then KB would be like F that noise lets get back to that struggle to pass the 50 offense, it’s complicated so it must be good.

Yes...several games that did happen. 

McClouds best plays late in season were when he ran wild from being chased and making a good completion. Maybe we try moving him out of pocket some...nah.

So glad that crap show is over.

[Apis Bull]

8 hours ago, JTrue said:

Wasn't being a D2 coach the reason xOCKB failed here?

I don't think being a D2 coach was the reason he failed.  FBS coordinators come from a variety of backgrounds.  Every coaching hire comes with risk.

[smazza]

On 1/1/2020 at 4:27 PM, chapelbull said:

What makes you say this?

young,hungry and aggressive

i love the way this staff has been put together

[smazza]

On 1/1/2020 at 5:21 PM, NewEnglandBull said:

So who do you recommend? I mean if you are going to do your usual piss and moan lets hear what you got...

exactly

instead of complaining what assistants should he have hired?

scott has a limited budget to work with

[usf97]

I haven't seen any red flags with any of the hires. Seems like a lot of young coaches with a few experienced guys sprinkled in. 

I would rather see us fail due to inexperience and have a willingness to evolve or grow versus having old man hubris and just keep making excuses. 

If I am an under 40 HC, I don't want a bunch of old timers on my staff undercutting my decisions or resenting my age and position.  

[smazza]

19 hours ago, Apis Bull said:

The two kinds of TBP posters:

i think i am both

[Bulls On Parade]

13 minutes ago, usf97 said:

I haven't seen any red flags with any of the hires. Seems like a lot of young coaches with a few experienced guys sprinkled in. 

I would rather see us fail due to inexperience and have a willingness to evolve or grow versus having old man hubris and just keep making excuses. 

If I am an under 40 HC, I don't want a bunch of old timers on my staff undercutting my decisions or resenting my age and position.  

I agree...young and hungry coaches are the way to go here I think.

Guys on a upward trajectory. Nothing wrong with older coaches...but ones that are actually really good which wasnt the team that Strong had really developed. 

 

 

 

 

[smazza]

On 1/1/2020 at 6:20 PM, OcalaBull2 said:

I disagree.  The recruits sure won’t mind the rings that he shows them. 

you are so right

all the bling scott wears is impressive to young men

that is part of the job

he still needs to teach,coach and game plan

[Apis Bull]

58 minutes ago, usf97 said:

I haven't seen any red flags with any of the hires. Seems like a lot of young coaches with a few experienced guys sprinkled in. 

I would rather see us fail due to inexperience and have a willingness to evolve or grow versus having old man hubris and just keep making excuses. 

If I am an under 40 HC, I don't want a bunch of old timers on my staff undercutting my decisions or resenting my age and position.  

 

39 minutes ago, Bulls On Parade said:

I agree...young and hungry coaches are the way to go here I think.

Guys on a upward trajectory. Nothing wrong with older coaches...but ones that are actually really good which wasnt the team that Strong had really developed. 

 

 

 

 

The nice thing about a younger coaching staff is, if CJS does really well and leaves us, one of his assistants could step in.  That would give us some nice continuity.