Official 2014 Coaching Carousel (football edition)

[Katpappy]

I think K-State has positioned itself to have a baseline expectation of decent from here on out.

My expectation:

True shot for confy title, top-10 type season every 2 seasons.
Top 4 in conference most years.
minor bowl, 6-5, 6-6 seasons acceptable every once in awhile.
any losing season is hot water.

I'm not an expert. Maybe Sean can do this. I wouldn't be thrilled, but I wouldn't burn it down if her were hired. I'd be meh. Meh can work out.

It is really dependent on our QB, I don't see us starting many Sophomores thus we should always peak when our QB is a senior.

If Lockett said that Snyder mostly talked about some new QB he is trying to recruit, simply means that he'll be here for a couple more years to develop his guy. 

Bill understand his failure at the end of Bill 1.0 had a lot to do with the Quarterback position. I still want to see Latimore or Miller to retire soon and to get another recruiter as good a Coleman. I think it could get us back to the heyday.

I have heard the Sean is a poor X and O coach and wonder if that is some posters fear. I do have hope though. I could see the whole current coaching model as inefficient and outdated. Maybe having the head coach not taking on OC or DC priorities will allow staff to run more efficiently. Also having the head coach run special teams give you once more position coach on the offensive or defensive side of the ball. 

Shut it down; cause he's staying if we are getting some new QB that he wants.

[Katpappy]

Phil Montgomery to Tulsa.

I found this little nugget.

Former Baylor offensive coordinator Philip Montgomery is officially Tulsa's new head football coach, beating out candidates such as Oregon offensive coordinator Scott Frost, Utah State head coach Matt Wells and Maryland defensive coordinator Brian Stewart.

He's looking guys.  I bet he would love a chance to HC KSU.

[CNS]

Hmmm

[Skipper44]

I think K-State has positioned itself to have a baseline expectation of decent from here on out.

My expectation:

True shot for confy title, top-10 type season every 3 or 4 seasons.
Top 4 in conference most years.
minor bowl, 6-5, 6-6 seasons acceptable every once in awhile.
any losing season is hot water.

I'm not an expert. Maybe Sean can do this. I wouldn't be thrilled, but I wouldn't burn it down if her were hired. I'd be meh. Meh can work out.

Sean is basically running the program right now anyways.

was Sean teamH2O or team#Life?

[MakeItRain]

For a long time Alvarez refused to pay an assistant over $300k.  When Anderson came he finally cracked.  Last year Wisconsin payed both coordinators $480k.  Oregon State paid their $505k and $320k.

That sounds like Barry's first contract was for 300k/year as a HC and was never gonna pay a coordinator more than that, goddamn it!

Also, while Madison maybe the Mecca of White Midwesterners it may not be the Kingdom of Glory for a LDS west coaster like Gary

I'm guessing the issue with Barry goes well beyond assistant coaching salaries. Anderson has not been there long enough to have another problem with the assistant salaries, I'm fairly sure no assistant left in his brief time there. The guy has had two coaches leave and both times the megalomaniac has picked himself to coach the bowl game. If he feels comfortable doing that, twice, he must be a real peach to deal with at practice and around the facility. It sucks that the assistant coaches loyalty to the players prevents them from telling Barry to gfy and just go to their next job.

[That_Guy]

@SportsCenter: DEVELOPING: Wisconsin is set to hire Pitt head coach Paul Chryst for same position w/ Badgers. (via @journalsentinel) http://t.co/KonU5YVdJt

[MakeItRain]

This year's carousel has been awful, just boring guy after boring guy. Nebraska even had a terribly boring search and hire. When Gary Anderson resigning has been the highlight of the off season you know its awful. Pitt has no chance of making this interesting, hopefully Michigan kicks off unanticipated shock and surprise.

[Panjandrum]

This year's carousel has been awful, just boring guy after boring guy. Nebraska even had a terribly boring search and hire. When Gary Anderson resigning has been the highlight of the off season you know its awful. Pitt has no chance of making this interesting, hopefully Michigan kicks off unanticipated shock and surprise.

It feels like an NFL offseason.

I was really hoping UW would hire Bo. That hire trifecta would have looked like something you'd see in the NFL.

[Skipper44]

I could see Bo at Pitt, aren't they in the division w/o FSU?

[bones129]

This year's carousel has been awful, just boring guy after boring guy. Nebraska even had a terribly boring search and hire. When Gary Anderson resigning has been the highlight of the off season you know its awful. Pitt has no chance of making this interesting, hopefully Michigan kicks off unanticipated shock and surprise.

It feels like an NFL offseason.

I was really hoping UW would hire Bo. That hire trifecta would have looked like something you'd see in the NFL.

Agreed. Also interesting is that Les Miles hasn't denied interest in the Michigan job, especially in the face of reports that Michigan is in contact with his agent. Les has immediately disclaimed interest in that job when it's been open twice before. Can he really resist temptation a third time? He's an alum and has been an assistant there twice.

[bones129]

I could see Bo at Pitt, aren't they in the division w/o FSU?

Bo could be a good fit at Pitt. A Pitt-Fit.

[Mixed-Nutz]

Hopefully the NFL poaches this year. Starting a trend after Chip Kelly.

[MakeItRain]

This year's carousel has been awful, just boring guy after boring guy. Nebraska even had a terribly boring search and hire. When Gary Anderson resigning has been the highlight of the off season you know its awful. Pitt has no chance of making this interesting, hopefully Michigan kicks off unanticipated shock and surprise.

It feels like an NFL offseason.

I was really hoping UW would hire Bo. That hire trifecta would have looked like something you'd see in the NFL.

Agreed. Also interesting is that Les Miles hasn't denied interest in the Michigan job, especially in the face of reports that Michigan is in contact with his agent. Les has immediately disclaimed interest in that job when it's been open twice before. Can he really resist temptation a third time? He's an alum and has been an assistant there twice.

This time he isn't coaching for a national championship during the hiring process.

[Mr Bread]

I bet they bring in that fat loser Paul Chryst.  They'll want Dave Doeren, but if Alvarez is the problem it would seem he would stay away.

 

[wetwillie]

Les Miles @ Michigan needs to happen.   It would be good for college football and get this thing spinning again. 

[Mr Bread]

Les Miles @ Michigan needs to happen.   It would be good for college football and get this thing spinning again.

He's better than anyone else they're likely to get, but he's pretty old (61) to be starting fresh at Meatchicken. 

[BackPayne]

Muschamp to Auburn as DC

[Katpappy]

Les Miles @ Michigan needs to happen.   It would be good for college football and get this thing spinning again.

He's better than anyone else they're likely to get, but he's pretty old (61) to be starting fresh at Meatchicken.

How old was Lloyd Carr?

[bones129]

Muschamp to Auburn as DC

Good move for Gus and Will.

[bucket]

Muschamp to Auburn as DC

Good move for Gus and Will.

Much better move than the head job at the University of Houston he was reportedly considering.

[bones129]

Muschamp to Auburn as DC

Good move for Gus and Will.

Much better move than the head job at the University of Houston he was reportedly considering.

Agreed. Any head job at UH can't be good.

[steve dave]

wow, amazing

[ben ji]

Pinkel to michigan?!?

[Mr Bread]

 

[WillieWatanabe]

Pinkel to michigan?!?

his DC, dave steckel going to Missouri State?