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Unfortunately Holtz has tarnished what had been perceived as a plum job with high growth potential and made it tougher to find a good replacement.

I don't think so... this team looks really bad that falls onto coaching.

USF still looks like a good program to coach....located in florida, nice facilities, raymond james.... one coach isn't going to destory USF football.

Unless we can't get rid of him and he stays around for 5 more years. Then , he will have more than enought time to destroy USF football.

I don't see him staying for 5 years our AD isn't that stupid but then again I do wonder....

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So this thread was inevitable, who are some guys that we should consider when Skip is let go? Some I don't mind at least looking at: Manny Diaz (Texas DC) - also a Miami native Justin Wilcox (W

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Realistic options? Willie taggert at wku.

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I'll never understand the Gruden to (insert currently or soon to be vacant college HC position here) rumors or in this case, pipe dreams. Throughout his pro coaching career Gruden has shown zero abili

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Unfortunately Holtz has tarnished what had been perceived as a plum job with high growth potential and made it tougher to find a good replacement.

The conference realignment has done a lot more damage than Skip, or any coach, could ever do ...

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Unfortunately Holtz has tarnished what had been perceived as a plum job with high growth potential and made it tougher to find a good replacement.

The conference realignment has done a lot more damage than Skip, or any coach, could ever do ...

this. I would be much less concerned with what is going on right now if we werent in this limbo of conference realignment.

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Rich Bisaccia’s Coaching Experience

1983 — Defensive Backs and Special Teams, Wayne State

1984-87 — Quarterbacks and Receivers, Wayne State

1988 — Grad Asst., Tight Ends and Wide Receivers, South Carolina

1989-90 — Volunteer Asst., Def. Ends and Spec. Teams, South Carolina

1991 — Volunteer Asst., Tight Ends and Spec. Teams, South Carolina

1992-93 — Running Backs and Special Teams, South Carolina

1994-98 — Running Backs and Special Teams, Clemson

1999 — Running Backs and Special Teams, Mississippi

2000-01 — Asst. Head Coach, Running Backs and Spec. Tms., Mississippi

2002-07 — Special Teams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2008 — Assoc. Head Coach, Spec. Tms and Running Backs, Tampa Bay

2009-10 — Assoc. Head Coach and Spec. Tms., Tampa Bay

2011 — Special Teams, San Diego Chargers

2012 — Asst. Head Coach—Special Teams, San Diego Chargers

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Biscassia had popped into my head too actually. well respected guy in NFL circles

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Rich Bisaccia (San Diego Chargers - special teams coordinator) - Don't be surprised if Bisaccia is in the mix for the position. Many NFL coaches and players believe he is the top special teams coordinator in the NFL. He is highly respected within the league and people like Chris Mortensen and Jon Gruden will tell you that it's only a matter of time before Bisaccia becomes a head coach in the NFL. Bisaccia served on David Cutcliffe's initial staff at Ole Miss from 1999-2001 before winning a Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Bucs as the special teams coordinator. He has experience recruiting Mississippi and would know how to get to places like Okolona and Kosciusko. He is a no nonsense coach that makes football enjoyable for the players. As a special teams coordinator, he has tons of experience speaking to an entire team. Google "Rich Bisaccia" and the first listing is a USA Today article titled, "There's Something Special About Rich Bisaccia."

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Rich Bisaccia (San Diego Chargers - special teams coordinator) - Don't be surprised if Bisaccia is in the mix for the position. Many NFL coaches and players believe he is the top special teams coordinator in the NFL. He is highly respected within the league and people like Chris Mortensen and Jon Gruden will tell you that it's only a matter of time before Bisaccia becomes a head coach in the NFL. Bisaccia served on David Cutcliffe's initial staff at Ole Miss from 1999-2001 before winning a Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Bucs as the special teams coordinator. He has experience recruiting Mississippi and would know how to get to places like Okolona and Kosciusko. He is a no nonsense coach that makes football enjoyable for the players. As a special teams coordinator, he has tons of experience speaking to an entire team. Google "Rich Bisaccia" and the first listing is a USA Today article titled, "There's Something Special About Rich Bisaccia."

But does he yell and throw **** at the media and players?

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Mike Stoops

Brett Venables

I like the Kirby Smart guy too.

I think Brent would be a good fit. Former Kansas State player and coach. A little overlap of Jim Leavitt while he was at KSU. Knows how to win being at KSU (under Snyder) and Oklahoma. Probably not going to get him would be looking for a bigger job.

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Mack Brown might be looking for work in a few hours.

I kid.

But seriously, he might be.

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