Aight, so I haven't heard much on the subject and didn't see a thread for it.
coLukeders718
Relax anti Sean fans, no way way it is happening. Currie is not leaving, thus the next coach will be a non EMAW guy, prediction is Bill retires and we hire Dooley (fired at Tennessee) or someone like Jerry Kill at Minnesota. Currie in no way will hire anyone with a tie to the current KSU program. Let's enjoy this season and begin to panic when Bill retires as a winner
Relax anti Sean fans, no way way it is happening. Currie is not leaving, thus the next coach will be a non EMAW guy, prediction is Bill retires and we hire Dooley (fired at Tennessee) or someone like Jerry Kill at Minnesota. Currie in no way will hire anyone with a tie to the current KSU program. Let's enjoy this season and begin to panic when Bill retires as a winner
Jerry Kill at Minnesota.
Relax anti Sean fans, no way way it is happening. Currie is not leaving, thus the next coach will be a non EMAW guy, prediction is Bill retires and we hire Dooley (fired at Tennessee) or someone like Jerry Kill at Minnesota. Currie in no way will hire anyone with a tie to the current KSU program. Let's enjoy this season and begin to panic when Bill retires as a winner
I say we just have a super nuclear Pak out in front of Curries office. Get all Pak'd up and storm the motherfucking office and demand he hire Dana.... Or at least send a strongly worded email.
There is little evidence that Dana would be a better head coach than Sean.
There is little evidence that Dana would be a better head coach than Sean.
There is little evidence that Dana would be a worse head coach than Sean.
I say we just have a super nuclear Pak out in front of Curries office. Get all Pak'd up and storm the motherfucking office and demand he hire Dana.... Or at least send a strongly worded email.
second. also Sean can stay on as associate HC or whatever if he wants.
Jerry Kill at Minnesota.
oh jesus eff not this crap again :flush:
Jerry Kill at Minnesota.
oh jesus eff not this crap again :flush:
Make sure to always have your wallet handy SD for his seizures. I think you're supposed to shove it in his mouth so he doesn't swallow his tongue or bite it off or something. :bill: but with a wallet in his mouth and ugly.
Jerry Kill is a fuckin perfect Currie candidate
1. Obviously would take the job
2. Cartoonish
3. No ties to any EMAW
4. Comes from BCS conference
Mack Brown
I keep trying to convince myself Snyd's has like 6 or 7 more years in him and winning the NC will just allow him to further do things his way. I mean, he has lived retirement and then actively pursued coming back.
I want to rationalize his recent statements about stepping away as a scheme to get votes in the Coach's poll (ala Dr. Tom in '99) and the recruiting suicide statements as a test to make sure recruits come to KSU for the right reasons.
I made out with Sean's daughter in their house one time :gocho:
Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
Is Tate even still on the team?
Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
good for him. nobody ever got to be a HC by being the best ST coach though. meanwhile, Dana Dimel is coaching the crap out of our offense to record setting numbers.
Litmus test: How many BCS teams would hire Sean as HC right now?
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
Um, actually that has happened before....I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
good for him. nobody ever got to be a HC by being the best ST coach though. meanwhile, Dana Dimel is coaching the crap out of our offense to record setting numbers.
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
While the special teams have been solid for the most part, we've had our share of ST mistakes this season, including mental mistakes.
Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
While the special teams have been solid for the most part, we've had our share of ST mistakes this season, including mental mistakes.
Who hasn't?
Litmus test: How many BCS teams would hire Sean as HC right now?
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
While the special teams have been solid for the most part, we've had our share of ST mistakes this season, including mental mistakes.
Who hasn't?
You're right, everyone makes ST mistakes, including this team. Truth is the ST coach now gets more love than he would if he had a different last name and didn't coach ST for a program that had a history of ST success for a couple decades prior to him becoming ST coach.
Was he outgoing or verbal at all? When he talks, does it seem like he trying to be his dad?Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
I umpired several baseball games where he was the coach
Litmus test: How many BCS teams would hire Sean as HC right now?
This is a bad litmus test. How many BCS programs would have hired Frank Martin in 2007?
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
While the special teams have been solid for the most part, we've had our share of ST mistakes this season, including mental mistakes.
Who hasn't?
You're right, everyone makes ST mistakes, including this team. Truth is the ST coach now gets more love than he would if he had a different last name and didn't coach ST for a program that had a history of ST success for a couple decades prior to him becoming ST coach.
people loved the crap out of tibesar when he was ST coach.
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
While the special teams have been solid for the most part, we've had our share of ST mistakes this season, including mental mistakes.
Who hasn't?
You're right, everyone makes ST mistakes, including this team. Truth is the ST coach now gets more love than he would if he had a different last name and didn't coach ST for a program that had a history of ST success for a couple decades prior to him becoming ST coach.
people loved the crap out of tibesar when he was ST coach.
I don't know what you would expect to see out of any special teams coach, though. For the most part, special teams have been very good, and Sean deserves credit for that. It's impossible to have a great team with a bad special teams unit.
While the special teams have been solid for the most part, we've had our share of ST mistakes this season, including mental mistakes.
Who hasn't?
You're right, everyone makes ST mistakes, including this team. Truth is the ST coach now gets more love than he would if he had a different last name and didn't coach ST for a program that had a history of ST success for a couple decades prior to him becoming ST coach.
people loved the crap out of tibesar when he was ST coach.
Since you opened the can of using a single piece of data for the success/non-success of a hire (Martin example), when tibesar got promoted he was rough ridin' terrible.
Was he outgoing or verbal at all? When he talks, does it seem like he trying to be his dad?Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
I umpired several baseball games where he was the coach
Rich Rod needed more time at Michigan. Firing him was a super pud move. He will kick ass at Arizona imo.I agree he will kick ass at U of A but it was never going to work with those stick up their ass Michigan Men in Ann Arbor. The fit was just too awful and it was for the best for RR's career that he got fired as soon as he did.
Rich Rod needed more time at Michigan. Firing him was a super pud move. He will kick ass at Arizona imo.I agree he will kick ass at U of A but it was never going to work with those stick up their ass Michigan Men in Ann Arbor. The fit was just too awful and it was for the best for RR's career that he got fired as soon as he did.
Success as a coordinator or position coach does not seem to correlate to head coach success. They are completely different jobs. Dabo Swinney was never a coordinator and he's done a fine job at Clemson.
My argument is that hiring coaches is such a crapshoot that it's impossible to know how Sean would do (as a fan.) You could learn a lot through an interview process or seeing him work (which Currie would have the opportunity to do), but we really can't.
I just have a hard time believing that Sean would be able to go out and find quality assistants. He has absolutely no experience outside of Manhattan, KS. Sure, he could probably keep the current staff and maybe get Mangino, but that only works until somebody leaves. I don't think Sean has many connections.
I just have a hard time believing that Sean would be able to go out and find quality assistants. He has absolutely no experience outside of Manhattan, KS. Sure, he could probably keep the current staff and maybe get Mangino, but that only works until somebody leaves. I don't think Sean has many connections.
My morbid curiosity actually wants to see what Sean could do. Bill would be consulting in vanier until he died anyway.Only after Bill wins MNC.
My morbid curiosity actually wants to see what Sean could do. Bill would be consulting in vanier until he died anyway.
Was he outgoing or verbal at all? When he talks, does it seem like he trying to be his dad?Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
I umpired several baseball games where he was the coach
More importantly, did he scheme the crap out of the other team?
Was he outgoing or verbal at all? When he talks, does it seem like he trying to be his dad?Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
I umpired several baseball games where he was the coach
Very much so. In fact I recall him yelling a lot, to the point of it having a negative effect on the team. No, he did not try and sound like his dad.
More importantly, did he scheme the crap out of the other team?
No. His team was ok for a team of 12 year olds. Won some lost some. He did in fact, wait for me and another umpire in the parking lot to confront us after a game, because we didn't throw a kid on the other team out who let go of his bat and it hit Sean's catcher. My experience is that he is an insecure jerk.
Was he outgoing or verbal at all? When he talks, does it seem like he trying to be his dad?Does anybody actually know anything about Sean and how he coaches? Besides having an awesome special teams unit hes just kinda "there."
I umpired several baseball games where he was the coach
Very much so. In fact I recall him yelling a lot, to the point of it having a negative effect on the team. No, he did not try and sound like his dad.
More importantly, did he scheme the crap out of the other team?
No. His team was ok for a team of 12 year olds. Won some lost some. He did in fact, wait for me and another umpire in the parking lot to confront us after a game, because we didn't throw a kid on the other team out who let go of his bat and it hit Sean's catcher. My experience is that he is an insecure jerk.
Sounds like LHC Bill Snyder with a streak of Mark Mangino's passion. Can't wait.
More importantly, did he scheme the crap out of the other team?
No. His team was ok for a team of 12 year olds. Won some lost some. He did in fact, wait for me and another umpire in the parking lot to confront us after a game, because we didn't throw a kid on the other team out who let go of his bat and it hit Sean's catcher. My experience is that he is an insecure jerk.
Success as a coordinator or position coach does not seem to correlate to head coach success. They are completely different jobs. Dabo Swinney was never a coordinator and he's done a fine job at Clemson.No denied, he was Clemson's OC before getting the HC job. By the way, Vic K. was the DC with Dabo. Left Clemson to coach for us, due to butthurt of Dabo getting "his" job.
My argument is that hiring coaches is such a crapshoot that it's impossible to know how Sean would do (as a fan.) You could learn a lot through an interview process or seeing him work (which Currie would have the opportunity to do), but we really can't.
Success as a coordinator or position coach does not seem to correlate to head coach success. They are completely different jobs. Dabo Swinney was never a coordinator and he's done a fine job at Clemson.No denied, he was Clemson's OC before getting the HC job. By the way, Vic K. was the DC with Dabo. Left Clemson to coach for us, due to butthurt of Dabo getting "his" job.
My argument is that hiring coaches is such a crapshoot that it's impossible to know how Sean would do (as a fan.) You could learn a lot through an interview process or seeing him work (which Currie would have the opportunity to do), but we really can't.
Jerry Kill is a fuckin perfect Currie candidate
1. Obviously would take the job
2. Cartoonish
3. No ties to any EMAW
4. Comes from BCS conference
1. Ugly
2. Could Die At Any Moment (may actually be dead right now)
3. Sucks
4. Only gets mentioned because he's from KS
Jerry Kill is a fuckin perfect Currie candidate
1. Obviously would take the job
2. Cartoonish
3. No ties to any EMAW
4. Comes from BCS conference
1. Ugly
2. Could Die At Any Moment (may actually be dead right now)
3. Sucks
4. Only gets mentioned because he's from KS
http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/8652653/minnesota-jerry-kill-denies-abuse-aj-barker-quit-due-unhappiness-discipline