Anyone miss Holtz yet?

[Carolina_Bull]

He has LA Tech putting the hammer down on W Kentucky. Did USF pull the trigger on Holtz too soon?

No that level of football is his comfort zone. He is overmatched at anything higher. Same with Taggart. Louisville had the same thing with Kragthorpe, but was quick to make the change when needed.

what level do you think USF and the AAC is?

[commbull]

He has LA Tech putting the hammer down on W Kentucky. Did USF pull the trigger on Holtz too soon?

No that level of football is his comfort zone. He is overmatched at anything higher. Same with Taggart. Louisville had the same thing with Kragthorpe, but was quick to make the change when needed.

That's what i feared at the time--good at his level, but not going to be successful against better competition.

[commbull]

He has LA Tech putting the hammer down on W Kentucky. Did USF pull the trigger on Holtz too soon?

No that level of football is his comfort zone. He is overmatched at anything higher. Same with Taggart. Louisville had the same thing with Kragthorpe, but was quick to make the change when needed.

what level do you think USF and the AAC is?

Good point. But we wanted to be at the next level, and now we can't even succeed in the FBS.

[Bear]

I am holding my judgements until the 2015 season

[slick1ru2]

CWT still > CSH, but unfortunately not by much. Painful days.

 

 

In recruiting, ok. Two more wins and CSH has more wins than CWT has ever achieved. And 59 points? That's an entire season of CWT to do that on offense.

[hm101]

he was an absolute clown.

[Dogma]

He was the beginning and reason of the downward spiral of USF football.

While Taggart has yet to get USF football to climb out of it, being the cause of the fall is much more to blame.

[JTrue]

Who isn't a clown compared to CWT's success?

Edited November 1, 2014 by JTrue

[slick1ru2]

he was an absolute clown.

 

Looks like a guru compared to CWT.

[raptorcj]

Neither looks like a guru at this point. That's utterly laughable.