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It was piss poor planning on Skips to leave cupboard bare.  However after watching Taggart for two years I no longer blame Holtz.  Good coaches work with what they have and make them better. George Oleary seems to get this.  

 

OK, just a bit confused.  Hasn't he been there for 11 years?  I know UCFers are slow to graduate but I'm guessing everyone on the team are his recruits by now. 

 

 

Thought he meant that UCF's recruiting has historically not been all that .... maybe I misunderstood.

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Seeing Holtz do anything worth anything at another school at this point makes me want to vomit

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one is the 5th youngest coach in college football that has taken on two complete rebuilds while the other is on the downside of his career and has walked into his last two jobs after somewhat successf

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It was piss poor planning on Skips to leave cupboard bare.  However after watching Taggart for two years I no longer blame Holtz.  Good coaches work with what they have and make them better. George Oleary seems to get this.  

 

OK, just a bit confused.  Hasn't he been there for 11 years?  I know UCFers are slow to graduate but I'm guessing everyone on the team are his recruits by now. 

 

 

Thought he meant that UCF's recruiting has historically not been all that .... maybe I misunderstood.

 

 

Maybe I did. I thought he was saying that he was coaching up someone else's guys.

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We hired USF's OC from this season and they've had the worst offense in college football for two straight years.

 

lol you ever get tired of being so negative?

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It was piss poor planning on Skips to leave cupboard bare.  However after watching Taggart for two years I no longer blame Holtz.  Good coaches work with what they have and make them better. George Oleary seems to get this.  

 

OK, just a bit confused.  Hasn't he been there for 11 years?  I know UCFers are slow to graduate but I'm guessing everyone on the team are his recruits by now. 

 

 

Thought he meant that UCF's recruiting has historically not been all that .... maybe I misunderstood.

 

Sorry I did not fully explain myself but this is what I meant.  They have never had spectacular recruiting as far as ratings go but seems to have an eye and ability to coach them up

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It was piss poor planning on Skips to leave cupboard bare.  However after watching Taggart for two years I no longer blame Holtz.  Good coaches work with what they have and make them better. George Oleary seems to get this.  

 

OK, just a bit confused.  Hasn't he been there for 11 years?  I know UCFers are slow to graduate but I'm guessing everyone on the team are his recruits by now. 

 

 

Thought he meant that UCF's recruiting has historically not been all that .... maybe I misunderstood.

 

Sorry I did not fully explain myself but this is what I meant.  They have never had spectacular recruiting as far as ratings go but seems to have an eye and ability to coach them up

 

 

 

People forget that he was a conference and national COY before the Notre Dame indiscretion ...

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Holtz is a good coach. I was really disappointed to see him struggle here.

Not a good coach, he's a good figurehead that either succeeds or fails based on his assistants. He did an atrocious job of picking assistants here. Remember, this is the same Holtz that got fired as offensive coordinator at South Carolina by his pops.

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We hired USF's OC from this season and they've had the worst offense in college football for two straight years.

lol you ever get tired of being so negative?

It only seems like I'm negative because you're reading my football posts.

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Holtz is a good coach. I was really disappointed to see him struggle here.

Not a good coach, he's a good figurehead that either succeeds or fails based on his assistants. He did an atrocious job of picking assistants here. Remember, this is the same Holtz that got fired as offensive coordinator at South Carolina by his pops.

 

 

That IS a good coach. Great coaches are the ones who completely impose their will on the assistants and win anywhere ...

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Holtz is a good coach. I was really disappointed to see him struggle here.

Not a good coach, he's a good figurehead that either succeeds or fails based on his assistants. He did an atrocious job of picking assistants here. Remember, this is the same Holtz that got fired as offensive coordinator at South Carolina by his pops.

 

 

That IS a good coach. Great coaches are the ones who completely impose their will on the assistants and win anywhere ...

 

Does winning anywhere somehow exclude USF? I'm not convinced that Holtz is a good coach, and he's incapable of imposing much of anything. He sure is a nice guy though.

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Holtz is a good coach. I was really disappointed to see him struggle here.

Not a good coach, he's a good figurehead that either succeeds or fails based on his assistants. He did an atrocious job of picking assistants here. Remember, this is the same Holtz that got fired as offensive coordinator at South Carolina by his pops.

That IS a good coach. Great coaches are the ones who completely impose their will on the assistants and win anywhere ...

Does winning anywhere somehow exclude USF? I'm not convinced that Holtz is a good coach, and he's incapable of imposing much of anything. He sure is a nice guy though.
The winning anywhere pertained to a great coach, which Skip is obviously not.
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