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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: Pete on November 16, 2014, 01:55:43 PM
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Florida job is officially open. That's a doozy.
Let's get started. :users:
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/writer/dennis-dodd/24814434/next-at-florida-maybe-richrod-mcelwain-mullen-gundy-or-stoops
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Rich Rod to Florida would be interesting
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At this point would OU put up much of a fight for Bob?
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Poor KU , Harby was sooo close. :Crybaby:
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Who would OU go for?
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Likely to recycle a former sec coach. Perhaps Derek dooley or Tommy bowden
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Who would OU go for?
Harbaugh? Pretty short drive from wife's Kansas family.
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Harbaugh would just make sense.
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Who would OU go for?
Harbaugh? Pretty short drive from wife's Kansas family.
That would not be very sportsmanlike by the Sooners. The Jayhawks already called dibs on him.
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Who would OU go for?
Briles, just to FU Texas.
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Who would OU go for?
Briles, just to FU Texas.
That would be so much fun.
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Hopefully none of the high profile programs slum in the mid majors. I want to see this thing spin for a while.
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Tressel is ready and clear by spring, right? Would OU go for Patterson? Briles or Sumlin would be great.
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Also, michigan basically has to fire their guy like yesterday, now, right?
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I think Graham bolts ASU for the first blue blood that knocks on his door
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Agree but Graham kinda trashy so there is no way Michigan offers and Florida prolly does not as well. I could totally see Graham in Norman and would really enjoy hating him there. Within normal tsc guidelines of course.
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Sumlin at OU would be the best, but also would be terrifying.
I hope Florida hires Mack Brown.
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Michigan is going to make a horrific hire, or Harbaugh.
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Sumlin at OU would be the best, but also would be terrifying.
I hope Florida hires Mack Brown.
LOL, kinda (not completely) like firing Dougherty and brining in Roy. Super awkward.
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Michigan is going to make a horrific hire, or Harbaugh.
Rumor was that they pay like crap.
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Big 10 too.
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Is Charles Weis Jr even on KUs short list? He was practically running practices a little while ago. Heard that from Matt Tait.
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Michigan is going to make a horrific hire, or Harbaugh.
Rumor was that they pay like crap.
that may change if they don't have a "Michigan Man" at AD that thinks it is still 1995
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How soon will the Les Miles to Michigan rumors begin? He's having a subpar season at LSU.
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Why would Sumlin go to OU?
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any dork who thinks harbs would take fla or mich over ku is a dork. the sleeping giant has awoken, and put the
bigXII NATION on notice.
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Why would Sumlin go to OU?
OU is a better program, Castiglione is known as one of the best ADs to work for, he would not play in the SEC West anymore....
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Yeah, there is basically every reason to go to OU if you are Sumlin.
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Who would OU go for?
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No, he is super hated down here. They ran him out.
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Venzy is the one who is high, not OU.
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No, he is super hated down here. They ran him out.
You're right, he'd be a much better fit at Nubb or Florida.
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OU D hasn't been the same since, tho.
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I think if Venables were going to be a head coach, he would have been by now. Not sure he is super smart.
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He has all the intelligence required for a Head coaching gig... Plus all this zeal...
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Florida Head Coach Paul Rhodes will win the 2016 natty.
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Florida Head Coach Paul Rhodes will win the 2016 natty.
Paul is too good for Florida... The fans wouldn't ever appreciate him like flood aggie does..
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Every "If Stoops leaves" conversation I've heard always circles back to Patterson. Of course that's just radio talk.
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I just want Art Briles to leave Baylor for somewhere else.
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I just want Art Briles to leave Baylor for somewhere else.
:thumbs:
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Which one of these blue blood programs swipes Sean Snyder from under our noses?
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Which one of these blue blood programs swipes Sean Snyder from under our noses?
Not one. Nobody, in other words.
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Like every year, I want every big xii program to have the best coach available. I hope Briles never leaves Baylor and am not scared of whoever ou might get.
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I too am unafraid of OU's possible future hire. #notscared
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Why would Sumlin go to OU?
OU is a better program, Castiglione is known as one of the best ADs to work for, he would not play in the SEC West anymore....
The word was that Sumlin was trying like hell to get out of A&M ASAP last year
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Why would Sumlin go to OU?
OU is a better program, Castiglione is known as one of the best ADs to work for, he would not play in the SEC West anymore....
The word was that Sumlin was trying like hell to get out of A&M ASAP last year
Can you blame him? I've been to College Station once and I couldn't wait to to get the hell out of that weird place.
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Any chance we bring Stoops in as Snyder's "assistant" and then he could take over the WildWildCats when Snyder calls it quits for good?
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Any chance we bring Stoops in as Snyder's "assistant" and then he could take over the WildWildCats when Snyder calls it quits for good?
0% chance of that ever happening.
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zero seems high.
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who does KU get when Bowen takes the job at Florida?
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who does KU get when Bowen takes the job at Florida?
What are the limitations involved with rehiring Mangino? Plenty of squawk fans still have their "My coach could eat your coach" shirts they bought from Joe College. Why not give the guy a second chance?
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Who is good in the Valley?
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Jim McElwain would be a solid long term hire if the Hawks decide they don't want Bowen. They have been losers on the football field for so long that I'm afraid they will reward Bowen with the job just because he didn't get his ass kicked by TCU.
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I say it will be Dick Bumpas. Guys a defensive stud.
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I say it will be Dick Bumpas. Guys a defensive stud.
Related to @Rick Rampus?
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If I've learned one thing from this thread it's that this blog has a lot of very unfunny and uncreative posters
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I say it will be Dick Bumpas. Guys a defensive stud.
Related to @Rick Rampus?
not anymore
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#nofear
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But in all seriousness, Dick Bumpas is the defensive coordinator for TCU.
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But in all seriousness, Dick Bumpas is the defensive coordinator for TCU.
you are an asset, thanks for coming aboard the goEMAW train DC Cat.
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Bowen looks like how Canadians are portrayed on south park
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So I guess Gundy is being considered a candidate for Florida
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So I guess Gundy is being considered a candidate for Florida
I haven't read that anywhere that actually said they had a "source" yet, have you?
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So I guess Gundy is being considered a candidate for Florida
I haven't read that anywhere that actually said they had a "source" yet, have you?
No, just speculation. And OSU people freaking out because he didn't wear OSU stuff to his press conference this week
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gonna be a fun ride this year
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So I guess Gundy is being considered a candidate for Florida
I haven't read that anywhere that actually said they had a "source" yet, have you?
No, just speculation. And OSU people freaking out because he didn't wear OSU stuff to his press conference this week
was he wearing Florida gear? yikes if so
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So I guess Gundy is being considered a candidate for Florida
I haven't read that anywhere that actually said they had a "source" yet, have you?
No, just speculation. And OSU people freaking out because he didn't wear OSU stuff to his press conference this week
The line of questioning he got about T. Boone (referred to in the questioning as "OSU's #1 fan") refusing to give him a vote if confidence and rather saying he supports whoever is the OSU football coach was great. He was playing along with it but you hear the "I wouldn't have to put up with this ridiculous crap somewhere else" in his voice. Of course, no one else is going to pay him what he's making now coming off this season.
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So I guess Gundy is being considered a candidate for Florida
I haven't read that anywhere that actually said they had a "source" yet, have you?
No, just speculation. And OSU people freaking out because he didn't wear OSU stuff to his press conference this week
The line of questioning he got about T. Boone (referred to in the questioning as "OSU's #1 fan") refusing to give him a vote if confidence and rather saying he supports whoever is the OSU football coach was great. He was playing along with it but you hear the "I wouldn't have to put up with this ridiculous crap somewhere else" in his voice. Of course, no one else is going to pay him what he's making now coming off this season.
KU would pay him that and guarantee it for five years. Just sayin'
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So I guess Gundy is being considered a candidate for Florida
I haven't read that anywhere that actually said they had a "source" yet, have you?
No, just speculation. And OSU people freaking out because he didn't wear OSU stuff to his press conference this week
was he wearing Florida gear? yikes if so
No, would have been great though. Stuff I saw was that he always wears OSU stuff at his press conf and last time he didn't was when he was rumored to be talking with pig Aggie and rocky top aggie
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Pokes would just hire Meachum and continue on, might be best for both parties
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I think we all know who the Pokes are gonna go with after Gundy leaves....
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This thread is going to get to 100+ pages as soon as Snyder announces his retirement after the Baylor game
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This thread is going to get to 100+ pages as soon as Snyder announces his retirement after the Baylor game
nope, new thread already started
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Any truth to that?
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:surprised:
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If Bill does that, it will probably be in April or May. Hire Sean or take some loser that basically every other college in America passed on this last hiring season. Really put Currie in his place.
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I think he'll retire after Delton's Senior year. So we have time to build more stuff.
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I think he'll retire after Delton's Senior year. So we have time to build more stuff.
If not this year, it would be Delton's soph yr. Full cupboard type stuff.
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Man I hope my school gets discussed in his thread regarding a coaching change.
:pray:
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Man I hope my school gets discussed in his thread regarding a coaching change.
:pray:
If they fire Rhodes Dana Dimel and Sean Snyder should be on their list and the should ask questions about Charlie Dickey.
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See you guys in like 5-6yrs, Havs.
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Iowa State should fire Rhoads and hire Kill's top assistant. Kind of like K-State hiring Synder from Iowa all those year's ago.
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This thread is going to get to 100+ pages as soon as Snyder announces his retirement after the Baylor game
Imagine the "Win one for the Gipper" speech before that one.
Man, to be a fly on the wall.
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Iowa State should fire Rhoads and hire Kill's top assistant. Kind of like K-State hiring Synder from Iowa all those year's ago.
I'd go for Craig Bohl but he would need to hire a lot of staff with Power 5-level experience for recruiting, etc.
Paul isn't getting fired tho.
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Iowa State should fire Rhoads and hire Kill's top assistant. Kind of like K-State hiring Synder from Iowa all those year's ago.
I'd go for Craig Bohl but he would need to hire a lot of staff with Power 5-level experience for recruiting, etc.
Paul isn't getting fired tho.
I doubt he'd really need to go nuts. I'm sure whatever pools he was fishing into for NDSU guys would be the same ones for ISU.
And the NDSU teams he put together, even at the FCS level, would probably challenge for bowl games most years with the right kind of non-conference scheduling.
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I think we all know who the Pokes are gonna go with after Gundy leaves....
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Brent coaching against Bob and Mike is a dream come true.
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just look at that collar :love:
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Terry Allen will be available!
http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11927074/missouri-state-renew-coach-terry-allen-contract (http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11927074/missouri-state-renew-coach-terry-allen-contract)
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:excited:
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just look at that collar :love:
:blush: It's some of my best work.
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This thread is going to get to 100+ pages as soon as Snyder announces his retirement after the Baylor game
Imagine the "Win one for the Gipper" speech before that one.
Man, to be a fly on the wall.
Worked for the Mizzou game.
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Florida
Michigan
Nebraska
...there are some job's with schools with big opinions of themselves who are looking.
So, the carousel should start moving.
I look at a list like the one below and wonder who gets raises this year, let alone who actually takes new jobs.
http://athlonsports.com/college-football/ranking-all-128-college-football-coaches-2014
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I feel kinda happy that we won't be bidding against those teams (not because we won't be looking but because we won't be looking at people of the same caliber)
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Except Frost :-(
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Except Frost :-(
Grief is a process, soon you will be angry.
On the other side, we all know Bill is scheming his as off right now, and that may put off guys like Frost. It's out of our hands and out of the hands of our athletic department.
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Sean is already on the phone with the architect trying to get window measurements for new drapes in the soon to be new office.
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This is the perfect year for bill to chessmatch Currie.
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This is the perfect year for bill to chessmatch Currie.
Nope. There are pretty good Currie archetype candidates out there. The only way Snyder pins Currie down is if he announces after the bowl or signing day.
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I feel kinda happy that we won't be bidding against those teams (not because we won't be looking but because we won't be looking at people of the same caliber)
Insider Blackcats says Snyder isn't going anywhere.
:pray:
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I can't let myself dream of Bo to ku
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Vitale just endorsed Muschamp to sqwawks. Kind of overlooks the history of Weis hire.
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I would actually provide a private money donation to our brothers if they needed extra help to hire Bo and bring in carl.
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Vitale just endorsed Muschamp to sqwawks. Kind of overlooks the history of Weis hire.
Muschamp would be a better hire than Turner or Chuck fwiw and probably take KU to at least one bowl game and last 5+ years.
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Bo would be so fun at KU but there is absolutely no way that administration is hiring that guy. He also doesn't follow the coaching change rule of opposites. Allen (nice), Mangino (jerk), Gill (nice), Weiss (jerk); going with super jerk doesn't work.
Muschamp is worst case scenario for us, imo.
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Why would muschamp take the KU job? He should go somewhere awesome as a DC and rehab his rep. Is there any doubt lane kiffen only has two more years max before he gets another decent HC offer?
Muschamp should be floating his name out there as a DC. he could solidify the credentials of a Scott frost to nebraska pipe dream in short order.
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Muschamp would hang up before the Ku tard had time to introduce themself
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Why would muschamp take the KU job? He should go somewhere awesome as a DC and rehab his rep. Is there any doubt lane kiffen only has two more years max before he gets another decent HC offer?
Muschamp should be floating his name out there as a DC. he could solidify the credentials of a Scott frost to nebraska pipe dream in short order.
Rumor has auburn is already in talks with him.
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Yeah that would be a no brainer. If Malzahn gets wooed by sexy NFL job or something then he makes a great case to plug right in.
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Muschamp really stunk it up at Florida. I'd prefer Kiffin, by a lot.
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Muschamp really stunk it up at Florida. I'd prefer Kiffin, by a lot.
No way Jose
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I forgot how well Kiffin did at . . . .
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Lane Kiffin dominated the pac 12 before the probation started to hurt him and he still left behind a very good team.
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Lane Kiffin dominated the pac 12 before the probation started to hurt him and he still left behind a very good team.
I think you're confusing kiffin with Carroll
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I mean compare kiffin's 4 season to muschamp's 4 seasons and let me know which record you'd prefer, keeping in mind that muschamp didn't have probation to deal with.
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Idiots.
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I mean, they both sucked, but one arguably sucked a little less and that's really important to me because I don't know why
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Hugh Freeze has an offer from Florida. With an 11-13 SEC record?
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Mike Leach was fired... :horrorsurprise:
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Mike Leach was fired... :horrorsurprise:
eff!
This is too soon.
Let him take a year off, then let's Currie him!!!!
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Zenger got his man
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Mike Leach was fired... :horrorsurprise:
Link???
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I don't think they fired Leach, I think he just fired his DC.
http://t.co/Y6T4z89EK3
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XMAS!
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Some guy on Twitter was excited about the idea of Les Miles to Michigan. LSU would be a high-end opening as well.
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Mixed the Mike's up. My bad. :facepalm:
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Some guy on Twitter was excited about the idea of Les Miles to Michigan. LSU would be a high-end opening as well.
Wasn't that the rumor in 2007 when they hired Rich Rod? I thought Les had like a pre-SEC 'ship game presser to say he won't go there.
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Someone smart like a mod or just a smart person tell me if Gundy and Stoops will leave their current posts. I'm starting to think both will be back in the Big XII next year. Also, will ISU fire proud Paul? I sure hope not. I dunno if I could handle losing Bo and Paul in one season.
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Some guy on Twitter was excited about the idea of Les Miles to Michigan. LSU would be a high-end opening as well.
Wasn't that the rumor in 2007 when they hired Rich Rod? I thought Les had like a pre-SEC 'ship game presser to say he won't go there.
That sounds rightish. Now would be a convenient time to leave the SEC West though.
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Someone smart like a mod or just a smart person tell me if Gundy and Stoops will leave their current posts. I'm starting to think both will be back in the Big XII next year. Also, will ISU fire proud Paul? I sure hope not. I dunno if I could handle losing Bo and Paul in one season.
My educated guess is that the only school in the big 12 will be KU who will have a different coach from what they started with this year.
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Hugh Freeze has an offer from Florida. With an 11-13 SEC record?
The sec is really incestual, just like the nfl
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Someone smart like a mod or just a smart person tell me if Gundy and Stoops will leave their current posts. I'm starting to think both will be back in the Big XII next year. Also, will ISU fire proud Paul? I sure hope not. I dunno if I could handle losing Bo and Paul in one season.
My educated guess is that the only school in the big 12 will be KU who will have a different coach from what they started with this year.
Todd Leabo on 810 made a funny little mash up of all of Gundy's 5 second answers on yesterday's coach's conference call (it starts at about the 18:00 mark of the pod cast, I would link it but it appears 810's site is down). If nothing else, he sounded like a guy that might take a 5 year/$25M offer from NU.
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Someone smart like a mod or just a smart person tell me if Gundy and Stoops will leave their current posts. I'm starting to think both will be back in the Big XII next year. Also, will ISU fire proud Paul? I sure hope not. I dunno if I could handle losing Bo and Paul in one season.
My educated guess is that the only school in the big 12 will be KU who will have a different coach from what they started with this year.
Todd Leabo on 810 made a funny little mash up of all of Gundy's 5 second answers on yesterday's coach's conference call (it starts at about the 18:00 mark of the pod cast, I would link it but it appears 810's site is down). If nothing else, he sounded like a guy that might take a 5 year/$25M offer from NU.
I feel like the odds of him being in Stillwater next year have gone from about 75% to 45% in the last week or so.
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Someone smart like a mod or just a smart person tell me if Gundy and Stoops will leave their current posts. I'm starting to think both will be back in the Big XII next year. Also, will ISU fire proud Paul? I sure hope not. I dunno if I could handle losing Bo and Paul in one season.
My educated guess is that the only school in the big 12 will be KU who will have a different coach from what they started with this year.
Todd Leabo on 810 made a funny little mash up of all of Gundy's 5 second answers on yesterday's coach's conference call (it starts at about the 18:00 mark of the pod cast, I would link it but it appears 810's site is down). If nothing else, he sounded like a guy that might take a 5 year/$25M offer from NU.
I feel like the odds of him being in Stillwater next year have gone from about 75% to 45% in the last week or so.
After this season, I just don't know how attractive of a candidate he is. If he goes, it will be for less than what he was probably offered in the past. For being an alum, having endless resources, and a decent pay check, he sure seems to hate that place.
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Someone smart like a mod or just a smart person tell me if Gundy and Stoops will leave their current posts. I'm starting to think both will be back in the Big XII next year. Also, will ISU fire proud Paul? I sure hope not. I dunno if I could handle losing Bo and Paul in one season.
My educated guess is that the only school in the big 12 will be KU who will have a different coach from what they started with this year.
Todd Leabo on 810 made a funny little mash up of all of Gundy's 5 second answers on yesterday's coach's conference call (it starts at about the 18:00 mark of the pod cast, I would link it but it appears 810's site is down). If nothing else, he sounded like a guy that might take a 5 year/$25M offer from NU.
I feel like the odds of him being in Stillwater next year have gone from about 75% to 45% in the last week or so.
After this season, I just don't know how attractive of a candidate he is. If he goes, it will be for less than what he was probably offered in the past. For being an alum, having endless resources, and a decent pay check, he sure seems to hate that place.
I think a lot has to do with having a goddamn golf coach as his AD. There was a rumor last year Gundy picked up the UTenn AD at the airport in Stillwater (!!!) to listen to their pitch. That's like browsing dating sites in living room while your SO is cooking dinner in the kitchen.
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Someone smart like a mod or just a smart person tell me if Gundy and Stoops will leave their current posts. I'm starting to think both will be back in the Big XII next year. Also, will ISU fire proud Paul? I sure hope not. I dunno if I could handle losing Bo and Paul in one season.
My educated guess is that the only school in the big 12 will be KU who will have a different coach from what they started with this year.
Todd Leabo on 810 made a funny little mash up of all of Gundy's 5 second answers on yesterday's coach's conference call (it starts at about the 18:00 mark of the pod cast, I would link it but it appears 810's site is down). If nothing else, he sounded like a guy that might take a 5 year/$25M offer from NU.
I feel like the odds of him being in Stillwater next year have gone from about 75% to 45% in the last week or so.
After this season, I just don't know how attractive of a candidate he is. If he goes, it will be for less than what he was probably offered in the past. For being an alum, having endless resources, and a decent pay check, he sure seems to hate that place.
In talking to a lot of OSU guys at work, it sounds like he and the AD don't get along at all. It's very much a Frank/Currie type situation.
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Hoke gone
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Hoke gone
about time
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the k-state effect took just a little bit longer this time around
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2 of the top 5 winningest all time programs are on coaching searches. I'd say Michigan is a top 15 job but Nebraska maybe like a top 30 job? I dunno.
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michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
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michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
Well, let's see. I'll rank NCAA D1 football jobs right here. These are my rankings and are not at all final or researched. I'll stop when I reach Nebraska
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Ohio State
4. USC
5. Notre Dame
6. LSU
7. Oklahoma
8. Florida
9. Michigan <------- Rusty is right. Top 10 job.
10. Auburn
11. Oregon
12. Florida State
13. Georgia
14. Texas A&M
15. Wisconsin
16. Tennessee
17. Clemson
18. South Carolina
19. Penn State (yes, even now)
20. Arkansas
21. Michigan State
22. Nebraska <----------- not top 20 but higher than 30. So Rusty is pretty accurate again.
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michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
Nebraska is only Top 20 if you have astronomical and immediate success. They are so fire happy over there that two 7 win seasons probably = FIRED.
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michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
Well, let's see. I'll rank NCAA D1 football jobs right here. These are my rankings and are not at all final or researched. I'll stop when I reach Nebraska
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Ohio State
4. USC
5. Notre Dame
6. LSU
7. Oklahoma
8. Florida
9. Michigan <------- Rusty is right. Top 10 job.
10. Auburn
11. Oregon
12. Florida State
13. Georgia
14. Texas A&M
15. Wisconsin
16. Tennessee
17. Clemson
18. South Carolina
19. Penn State (yes, even now)
20. Arkansas
21. Michigan State
22. Nebraska <----------- not top 20 but higher than 30. So Rusty is pretty accurate again.
I think you can nitpick a little (everyone has a different opinion), but that's a good ranking. Good job, CF3.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
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Oklahoma state would have to be top 30 cause Boone!
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michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
Well, let's see. I'll rank NCAA D1 football jobs right here. These are my rankings and are not at all final or researched. I'll stop when I reach Nebraska
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Ohio State
4. USC
5. Notre Dame
6. LSU
7. Oklahoma
8. Florida
9. Michigan <------- Rusty is right. Top 10 job.
10. Auburn
11. Oregon
12. Florida State
13. Georgia
14. Texas A&M
15. Wisconsin
16. Tennessee
17. Clemson
18. South Carolina
19. Penn State (yes, even now)
20. Arkansas
21. Michigan State
22. Nebraska <----------- not top 20 but higher than 30. So Rusty is pretty accurate again.
Michigan St., Arkansas, South Carolina are debatably better IMO. (I also think FSU could knock mich down a peg.) But overall pretty good list.
michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
Nebraska is only Top 20 if you have astronomical and immediate success. They are so fire happy over there that two 7 win seasons probably = FIRED.
A program with high expectations who is willing (and able) to fire someone who fails to meet them makes a job better, not worse.
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Honarable Mentions: Oklahoma State, Iowa, North Carolina, Miami Fl, UCLA, Cal, Mizzou...
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Michigan State is not a top job if Michigan gets good again. It's an okay job.
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Oklahoma state would have to be top 30 cause Boone!
WHAT IS K-STATE??? :peek:
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1. Kansas State
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Honarable Mentions: Oklahoma State, Iowa, North Carolina, Miami Fl, UCLA, Cal...
Iowa, Cal, and UNC :dubious:
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Honarable Mentions: Oklahoma State, Iowa, North Carolina, Miami Fl, UCLA, Cal...
Iowa, Cal, and UNC :dubious:
Iowa has a lot of history. There's a crap ton of resources for the other two. I know they haven't been good recently, but the resources are there.
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UNC turns out like a million NFL players a year.
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What Iowa history? I would say we have comparable history to Iowa.
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Thanks fellas!
Honarable Mentions: Oklahoma State, Iowa, North Carolina, Miami Fl, UCLA, Cal...
Iowa is not that good of a job IMO. Next on my list would be:
23. UCLA
24. Stanford
25. Virginia Tech
26. Oklahoma State
27. Washington
28. Arizona State
29. Ole Miss (money, tons of local recruits, tough schedule every year with Alabama/Auburn/LSU in division
30. Missouri
I don't know where to put places like TCU, Baylor (money, local recruits, nice facilities, pud fans/tradition), Cal, Miami, K-State, etc. You get below 20 on the list and jobs really have to be the right fit.
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Honarable Mentions: Oklahoma State, Iowa, North Carolina, Miami Fl, UCLA, Cal...
Iowa, Cal, and UNC :dubious:
Iowa has a lot of history. There's a crap ton of resources for the other two. I know they haven't been good recently, but the resources are there.
Iowa doesn't have that much history, i mean the fans seem to care alot, so that is good. UNC and Cal, the fans dont care enough and would take someone special to make a winner at each of those places. Also I dont think Okie Lite is that good of a job as long as OU is OU.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iowa_Hawkeyes_football It's not bad. :dunno:
It's top 40 for sure. Any top 30 without miami fl in it is kinda crazy imo.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iowa_Hawkeyes_football It's not bad. :dunno:
It's top 40 for sure. Any top 30 without miami fl in it is kinda crazy imo.
I think Iowa is a K-State level job, now. Yes I think Miami is better than Nebraska.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iowa_Hawkeyes_football It's not bad. :dunno:
It's top 40 for sure. Any top 30 without miami fl in it is kinda crazy imo.
This is what their games are like now:
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cbssports.com%2Fimages%2Fcollegefootball%2FMiami_Crowd_SunLife.jpeg&hash=1a7e804f0f432ba0b6b9a8a4bf91d140d8a1102f)
They fell off a cliff.
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I know. I've seen it with my own eyes, but it's in Miami, florida. You know how much talent is there? I'm pretty sure they'd get back and running with some success.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
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KU is #1. They pay you to do nothing if you fail miserably, and it only takes 2 big 12 wins to succeed.
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Not sure about Wisconsin at #15 but overall a good list.
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Not sure about Wisconsin at #15 but overall a good list.
Yeah, I mean their head coach left for Arkansas. It is a good list tho.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
What about Jim Mora at UCLA? Jim Harbaugh at Stanford? Rich Rod at Arizona? (I know you mentioned him as a failure going to Michigan, but WVU and UM should really overlap quite a bit when it comes to recruiting territory - IMO he had other issues). (It's also hard to think of coaches who go to a new region at all, much less successfully).
don't know, it's interesting to think about.
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Is Art Briles a candidate for any of these openings?
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Miami is a dogshit job. The only positive they have is the recruiting area. I think the only worst jobs in the big 5 conferences in the states of Florida, Texas, and California are TCU and Cal. Miami has no facilities, not only do they play in an empty NFL stadium but their on=campus practice and workout facilities are horrendous. There past isn't even all that because their administration shies away from it. There are incredible expectations but without all of the benefits of having incredible expectations. No facilities, no money, no support, a new incoming president, and massive expectations from a vocal but cheap fan base. No thanks.
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Honarable Mentions: Oklahoma State, Iowa, North Carolina, Miami Fl, UCLA, Cal...
Iowa, Cal, and UNC :dubious:
Iowa has a lot of history. There's a crap ton of resources for the other two. I know they haven't been good recently, but the resources are there.
But in Iowa you have to deal with Iowans
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True.
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Not sure about Wisconsin at #15 but overall a good list.
Yeah, I mean their head coach left for Arkansas. It is a good list tho.
Yeah and Michigan State too like I said, but good job, good effort, bud.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
What about Jim Mora at UCLA? Jim Harbaugh at Stanford? Rich Rod at Arizona? (I know you mentioned him as a failure going to Michigan, but WVU and UM should really overlap quite a bit when it comes to recruiting territory - IMO he had other issues). (It's also hard to think of coaches who go to a new region at all, much less successfully).
don't know, it's interesting to think about.
What do you think RichRod's issues were?
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Miami is a dogshit job. The only positive they have is the recruiting area. I think the only worst jobs in the big 5 conferences in the states of Florida, Texas, and California are TCU and Cal. Miami has no facilities, not only do they play in an empty NFL stadium but their on=campus practice and workout facilities are horrendous. There past isn't even all that because their administration shies away from it. There are incredible expectations but without all of the benefits of having incredible expectations. No facilities, no money, no support, a new incoming president, and massive expectations from a vocal but cheap fan base. No thanks.
I think its a better job than Texas Tech
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
What about Jim Mora at UCLA? Jim Harbaugh at Stanford? Rich Rod at Arizona? (I know you mentioned him as a failure going to Michigan, but WVU and UM should really overlap quite a bit when it comes to recruiting territory - IMO he had other issues). (It's also hard to think of coaches who go to a new region at all, much less successfully).
don't know, it's interesting to think about.
Jim Mora's father coached at UCLA and Washington, and he played football at Washington, so he was at least somewhat familiar with the west coast high school football landscape before taking the job.
I don't know why Rich Rod failed at Michigan. I thought he was a home run hire. It doesn't make much sense how somebody could have so much success at WVU and Arizona and so little at Michigan. Maybe he just needs a smaller spotlight. I don't think LHC Bill Snyder would have as much success as he has had at a "better" football job.
I think Harbaugh is probably just an elite coach. I think he would compete for Big 12 titles at KU.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
What about Jim Mora at UCLA? Jim Harbaugh at Stanford? Rich Rod at Arizona? (I know you mentioned him as a failure going to Michigan, but WVU and UM should really overlap quite a bit when it comes to recruiting territory - IMO he had other issues). (It's also hard to think of coaches who go to a new region at all, much less successfully).
don't know, it's interesting to think about.
What do you think RichRod's issues were?
Didn't tailor his offense to suit the players already there, hired Greg Robinson to be his DC, was an bad person. He had some great recruiting classes, though.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
What about Jim Mora at UCLA? Jim Harbaugh at Stanford? Rich Rod at Arizona? (I know you mentioned him as a failure going to Michigan, but WVU and UM should really overlap quite a bit when it comes to recruiting territory - IMO he had other issues). (It's also hard to think of coaches who go to a new region at all, much less successfully).
don't know, it's interesting to think about.
Jim Mora's father coached at UCLA and Washington, and he played football at Washington, so he was at least somewhat familiar with the west coast high school football landscape before taking the job.
I don't know why Rich Rod failed at Michigan. I thought he was a home run hire. It doesn't make much sense how somebody could have so much success at WVU and Arizona and so little at Michigan. Maybe he just needs a smaller spotlight. I don't think LHC Bill Snyder would have as much success as he has had at a "better" football job.
I think Harbaugh is probably just an elite coach. I think he would compete for Big 12 titles at KU.
Mora hadn't been a college coach at all, though. His dad was a coach at UCLA for one year. I really don't think going to college in Washington had any effect at all on his ability to recruit to UCLA.
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Mora's body of work as a college coach is still pretty small, and we have no evidence to show if he would be better or worse coaching at a program in a different region. :dunno:
Also, playing for Washington wouldn't make UCLA easier to recruit to, but it would make the UCLA job more attractive to Mora than it would be if he had played football on the east coast.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
What about Jim Mora at UCLA? Jim Harbaugh at Stanford? Rich Rod at Arizona? (I know you mentioned him as a failure going to Michigan, but WVU and UM should really overlap quite a bit when it comes to recruiting territory - IMO he had other issues). (It's also hard to think of coaches who go to a new region at all, much less successfully).
don't know, it's interesting to think about.
What do you think RichRod's issues were?
Didn't tailor his offense to suit the players already there, hired Greg Robinson to be his DC, was an bad person. He had some great recruiting classes, though.
I found his failure to be inexplicable. It looked like such an amazing hire. When it happened I was all welp they did it right. Basically the opposite of what I thought when they hired Hoke. Ballsy and cutting-edge.
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Let's go get him if he's good. It's Chris Clark :dunno:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B34tWC7CQAM6Fnb.jpg)
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Miami is a dogshit job. The only positive they have is the recruiting area. I think the only worst jobs in the big 5 conferences in the states of Florida, Texas, and California are TCU and Cal. Miami has no facilities, not only do they play in an empty NFL stadium but their on=campus practice and workout facilities are horrendous. There past isn't even all that because their administration shies away from it. There are incredible expectations but without all of the benefits of having incredible expectations. No facilities, no money, no support, a new incoming president, and massive expectations from a vocal but cheap fan base. No thanks.
I think its a better job than Texas Tech
:ROFL: I completely forgot about them. Yeah, you're right even though Tech has better facilities
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Not to mention miami is all worried about becoming dirty and cocainey and camo-ey again.
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Is Art Briles a candidate for any of these openings?
No one's looking for coaches that are already getting over 4 mil a yr.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--florida-nearing-deal-to-hire-colorado-state-coach-jim-mcelwain-040055694-ncaaf.html
That's why he was in the "(not happening)" in the Snyder retirement thread.
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Let's go get him if he's good. It's Chris Clark :dunno:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B34tWC7CQAM6Fnb.jpg)
i want to know what this word program is. Word 98, Works, old Notepad++, old old Pages...
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Miami is a dogshit job. The only positive they have is the recruiting area. I think the only worst jobs in the big 5 conferences in the states of Florida, Texas, and California are TCU and Cal. Miami has no facilities, not only do they play in an empty NFL stadium but their on=campus practice and workout facilities are horrendous. There past isn't even all that because their administration shies away from it. There are incredible expectations but without all of the benefits of having incredible expectations. No facilities, no money, no support, a new incoming president, and massive expectations from a vocal but cheap fan base. No thanks.
I think its a better job than Texas Tech
:ROFL: I completely forgot about them. Yeah, you're right even though Tech has better facilities
They are easy to forget because awful
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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--florida-nearing-deal-to-hire-colorado-state-coach-jim-mcelwain-040055694-ncaaf.html
That's why he was in the "(not happening)" in the Snyder retirement thread.
Seems sort of underwhelming for Florida.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--florida-nearing-deal-to-hire-colorado-state-coach-jim-mcelwain-040055694-ncaaf.html
That's why he was in the "(not happening)" in the Snyder retirement thread.
Seems sort of underwhelming for Florida.
He seems be the guy everyone wanted, pretty sure he was the OC at Alabama.
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Yeah, he did wonders with McCarron. So dude knows what he is doing.
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So. . .what I am hearing is that all the amazing things we are about to build down at the Bill will move K-State up this chart?
Call me a Homer. . .but the K-State job has to look pretty awesome. MHK is growing. For now it has an airport. It has an extremely loyal, and often wealthy, fan base who wants to support its growth. They pack the stadium win or lose. They have a president and AD who don't mind spending money (in the way of fundraising effort) on the program .They would be taking over for one of the best coaches of all time who could still be around to be a mentor. We have the training table and Vanier 2.0 is going to be the balls. The "you can't recruit to kansas" line is utter bullshit. A great coach will not have to try any harder if they can get recruits on an official visit. Not to mention that the university is tops in a lot of categories with constant on campus facelifts year after year.
I realize this list was based off of prestige and history. Yet, if I was a big time coach I could definitely look to MHK as a place that isn't a rebuilding project. It is a place just waiting for a great new coach to come take the reins. That sounds like a pretty sweet job to me.
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the "you can't recruit to kansas" line is not utter bullshit. it's very real. glad you had fun in college but not everyone views mhk in the same light especially kids not from the middle of kansas.
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the "you can't recruit to kansas" line is not utter bullshit. it's very real. glad you had fun in college but not everyone views mhk in the same light especially kids not from the middle of kansas.
Let's say hypothetically Nick Saban was coaching in Manhattan. Do you think for one second the recruits would say "no thanks coach, Kansas is gross. I prefer to live in Alabama."? I am saying that an elite coach wouldn't have any trouble recruiting a kid to Kansas.
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the "you can't recruit to kansas" line is not utter bullshit. it's very real. glad you had fun in college but not everyone views mhk in the same light especially kids not from the middle of kansas.
Let's say hypothetically Nick Saban was coaching in Manhattan. Do you think for one second the recruits would say "no thanks coach, Kansas is gross. I prefer to live in Alabama."? I am saying that an elite coach wouldn't have any trouble recruiting a kid to Kansas.
Call me a Homer. . .but...They would be taking over for one of the best coaches of all time who could still be around to be a mentor.
:users:
but maybe you're right, maybe saban could recruit to manhattan. only time will tell.
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the "you can't recruit to kansas" line is not utter bullshit. it's very real. glad you had fun in college but not everyone views mhk in the same light especially kids not from the middle of kansas.
Let's say hypothetically Nick Saban was coaching in Manhattan. Do you think for one second the recruits would say "no thanks coach, Kansas is gross. I prefer to live in Alabama."? I am saying that an elite coach wouldn't have any trouble recruiting a kid to Kansas.
Call me a Homer. . .but...They would be taking over for one of the best coaches of all time who could still be around to be a mentor.
:users:
but maybe you're right, maybe saban could recruit to manhattan. only time will tell.
if snyder stuck around to be a mentor then i think it would have a really good shot of working out. :crossfingers:
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Nobody wants to go to mhk unless you have ties to it or there's no one else offering. #Science
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stadium size is honestly a pretty good representation of how easy/difficult it is to recruit to a place
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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--florida-nearing-deal-to-hire-colorado-state-coach-jim-mcelwain-040055694-ncaaf.html
That's why he was in the "(not happening)" in the Snyder retirement thread.
He was a hot name on a lot of the NU stuff that I saw.
It made me chuckle.
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@FootballScoop 7m
Sources tell us Jim McElwain has informed his players that he plans to accept the job at Florida http://footballscoop.com/the-scoop/
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@MattStephens 2m Fort Collins, CO
Again, any report that McElwain has told his players he's leaving is incorrect.
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AND HERE COMES THE BEST PART OF THE COACHING CAROUSEL!!!!!
TWITTER RUMORS AND RETRACTIONS!!
:driving:
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FL Fitz just totally Fitzed FL up. :lol:
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It's entirely possible that McElwain plans on just leaving without ever saying a word to his players.
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I bet McElwain is so pissed he's going to stay at CSU forever just to show those Florida idiots.
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yeah, that tweet from the ft. collins guy was a classic homer beat writer holding out hope tweet
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stadium size is honestly a pretty good representation of how easy/difficult it is to recruit to a place
yes it's not bad. much of it is population based. people are weird and usually don't want to go far from where they are born.
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It's entirely possible that McElwain plans on just leaving without ever saying a word to his players.
yeah why make it awkward
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stadium size is honestly a pretty good representation of how easy/difficult it is to recruit to a place
yes it's not bad. much of it is population based. people are weird and usually don't want to go far from where they are born.
Baylor much?
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stadium size is honestly a pretty good representation of how easy/difficult it is to recruit to a place
yes it's not bad. much of it is population based. people are weird and usually don't want to go far from where they are born.
Baylor much?
there's obviously outliers, silly
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Baylor has a relatively small stadium and it's relatively difficult to recruit to so I'm not sure what dipper's point is.
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75% of USC's scholarship roster is from +500 miles from LA
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75% of USC's scholarship roster is from +500 miles from LA
What percent of that 75% had a more positive mental image of LA than KS before they graduated HS?
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Weird they can get kids to give up the glamour of a small town Midwestern or southern life to head to that cesspool southern California
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75% of USC's scholarship roster is from +500 miles from LA
What percent of that 75% had a more positive mental image of LA than KS before they graduated HS?
37% had a more positive image of LA versus KS
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FootballScoop.com reports that Nebraska is targeting Arkansas HC Bret Bielema to replace Bo Pelini.
The site also reports that the Huskers are "in serious talks" with Bielema. Nebraska’s athletic director, Shawn Eichorst, worked for with Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez from 2009-11 and is purported to be a huge fan of Bielema's. It might seem like a tall task to convince Bielema to leave two years into his Arkansas tenure after he's rebuilt the program as he sees fit and has it headed towards SEC competitiveness, but this is, of course Bret Bielema. And Bret Bielema has pulled off a bigger stunner before, leaving a cushy job with the Badgers for the rebuilding effort required at Arkansas. For what it's worth, Bielema is telling the media that he's committed to Arkansas long-term.
Source: Football Scoop Dec 3 - 5:26 PM
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75% of USC's scholarship roster is from +500 miles from LA
Really? wow
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75% of USC's scholarship roster is from +500 miles from LA
Really? wow
no idea. made it up.
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i mean, who would know that stat?
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:lol:
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I was waiting for the "USC in Columbia" punchline
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i mean, who would know that stat?
Do the research! Look, if you are serious about becoming an investigative journalist, you get the story.
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i mean, who would know that stat?
Do the research! Look, if you are serious about becoming an investigative journalist, you get the story.
19% of all investigative journalists don't get the story and are uber successful. i can be one of those journalists.
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ESPN Stats & Info ?@ESPNStatsInfo 2m2 minutes ago
Jim McElwain hired as Florida football head coach. McElwain was 22-16 in 3 seasons as Colorado State head coach.
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Well, at least now his players know.
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Fort Collins to Gainesville. Woof.
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@osgators
Interesting fact: Jim McElwain and ESPN's Colin Cowherd were college roommates at Eastern Washington University.
weird
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I don't find that to be an interesting fact.
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Twitter has shown me Nebraska will announce Tressel as their HC with Frost as OC/Asst HC Saturday
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Twitter has shown me Nebraska will announce Tressel as their HC with Frost as OC/Asst HC Saturday
well that's a rough ridin' home run
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Twitter has shown me Nebraska will announce Tressel as their HC with Frost as OC/Asst HC Saturday
well that's a rough ridin' home run
No Way.
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Twitter has shown me Nebraska will announce Tressel as their HC with Frost as OC/Asst HC Saturday
well that's a rough ridin' home run
No Way.
Yeah it is a stretch, but I figured this was a good place to drop unsubstantiated rumors and such.
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Mike Riley?!
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hahahahahhahahahaha
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coaching searches are the best.
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Twitter has shown me Nebraska will announce Tressel as their HC with Frost as OC/Asst HC Saturday
thats a prank site dude
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Twitter has shown me Nebraska will announce Tressel as their HC with Frost as OC/Asst HC Saturday
thats a prank site dude
Pretty much. Boy, did they get me. Like really quickly.
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YOU FIRED BO PELINI FOR MIKE RILEY????? SRSLY???? :ROFL:
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Riley is 15 years older than Bo with a much worse winning % as a head coach.
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Riley is 15 years older than Bo with a much worse winning % as a head coach.
Yeah, but against the PAC meatgrinder, tho
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So where is Gundy in all of this?
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So where is Gundy in all of this?
Sitting in his office, licking stamps, mailing resumes
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michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
Well, let's see. I'll rank NCAA D1 football jobs right here. These are my rankings and are not at all final or researched. I'll stop when I reach Nebraska
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Ohio State
4. USC
5. Notre Dame
6. LSU
7. Oklahoma
8. Florida
9. Michigan <------- Rusty is right. Top 10 job.
10. Auburn
11. Oregon
12. Florida State
13. Georgia
14. Texas A&M
15. Wisconsin
16. Tennessee
17. Clemson
18. South Carolina
19. Penn State (yes, even now)
20. Arkansas
21. Michigan State
22. Nebraska <----------- not top 20 but higher than 30. So Rusty is pretty accurate again.
Ok so based on recent developments, Arkansas/Michigan St/South Carolina are all obviously better jobs than Nebraska. I think I had Nebraska too high. Wherever Oregon St is, Nebraska is maybe 7 spots higher.
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Ed Warinner (ohio st. co-oc, was at ku with mangino) to KU?
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So where is Gundy in all of this?
Sitting in his office, licking stamps, mailing resumes
I think he could use some Linkedin tips from Wacky
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Twitter has shown me Nebraska will announce Tressel as their HC with Frost as OC/Asst HC Saturday
well that's a rough ridin' home run
i went from thinking this was happening to Mike Riley being announced in a span of about fifteen minutes. man.
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Yeah I went from regurgitating what I saw on Twitter ITT to googling Mike Riley in about 10 minutes
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Beatty to KU heating up.
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michigan is probably top 10 and Nebraska is probably top 20
Well, let's see. I'll rank NCAA D1 football jobs right here. These are my rankings and are not at all final or researched. I'll stop when I reach Nebraska
1. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Ohio State
4. USC
5. Notre Dame
6. LSU
7. Oklahoma
8. Florida
9. Michigan <------- Rusty is right. Top 10 job.
10. Auburn
11. Oregon
12. Florida State
13. Georgia
14. Texas A&M
15. Wisconsin
16. Tennessee
17. Clemson
18. South Carolina
19. Penn State (yes, even now)
20. Arkansas
21. Michigan State
22. Nebraska <----------- not top 20 but higher than 30. So Rusty is pretty accurate again.
Ok so based on recent developments, Arkansas/Michigan St/South Carolina are all obviously better jobs than Nebraska. I think I had Nebraska too high. Wherever Oregon St is, Nebraska is maybe 7 spots higher.
You might wanna fix this, bud. I think Oregon St. just rose above Wisconsin.
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:horrorsurprise:
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Wow, that's a huge get for Oregon St.
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:sdeek: WTF is going on there?
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Considering Wisconsin has had two consecutive coaches leave for other BCS jobs at arguably lesser programs, I think we must conclude that Wisconsin is not a top 25 job.
Which again, makes me despair for the looming coaching search at KSU.
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what on Earth.
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What a weird cause and effect there. Pelini gets fired in part for getting raped on by Wisconsin a bunch and Nubb hires Oregon State's HC who then hires Wisconsin's HC. And all the while Bielema is at pig aggie getting fatter by the day. :confused:
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Are sanctions coming? A scandal? :runaway:
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Wisconsin spent at least $92 million on its athletics annually for the past five years. Oregon State's budget in 2012-13 was $64.2 million. Wisconsin's Camp Randall Stadium seats 80,321, while Oregon State's Reser Stadium seats 45,674.
:confused:
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It's because Wisconsin doesn't pay their assistants jackshit
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And they're in the big 10 West. They can write their own ticket to the champy.
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It's because Wisconsin doesn't pay their assistants jackshit
Are you suggesting that Oregon State pays more? I find that implausible. Pig Arkie, sure.
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It's because Wisconsin doesn't pay their assistants jackshit
Are you suggesting that Oregon State pays more? I find that implausible. Pig Arkie, sure.
No, I'm implying that Alvarez is incredibly hard to work for.
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I wonder if it sucks to work for Barry?
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Is Alvarez a huge jerk :dunno: This ol' carousel ride is going to be wild.
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I would not be surprised it it has more to do with Alvarez than anything else. Who would want to report directly to the former greatest coach of all time at their school? No one.
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OMG imagine bill as AD...
:'bye cruel world:
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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.
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Considering Wisconsin has had two consecutive coaches leave for other BCS jobs at arguably lesser programs, I think we must conclude that Wisconsin is not a top 25 job.
Which again, makes me despair for the looming coaching search at KSU.
If anything, it should give you hope.
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Considering Wisconsin has had two consecutive coaches leave for other BCS jobs at arguably lesser programs, I think we must conclude that Wisconsin is not a top 25 job.
Which again, makes me despair for the looming coaching search at KSU.
If anything, it should give you hope.
When coaches leave for lateral moves what does it tell you about the job/AD? That is the common thread.
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Considering Wisconsin has had two consecutive coaches leave for other BCS jobs at arguably lesser programs, I think we must conclude that Wisconsin is not a top 25 job.
Which again, makes me despair for the looming coaching search at KSU.
If anything, it should give you hope.
When coaches leave for lateral moves what does it tell you about the job/AD? That is the common thread.
Ah. Yeah. oh, well.
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Considering Wisconsin has had two consecutive coaches leave for other BCS jobs at arguably lesser programs, I think we must conclude that Wisconsin is not a top 25 job.
Which again, makes me despair for the looming coaching search at KSU.
If anything, it should give you hope.
When coaches leave for lateral moves what does it tell you about the job/AD? That is the common thread.
maybe Wisconsin was going to have a lot of players leave if their coach stayed?
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Maybe Wisconsin really DID throw that game for the Big 10.
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Pelini to Youngstown State....Lukepayne?
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So, Bo will be ISU's DC in a yr or two, I guess.
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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.
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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
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al golden to Wisconsin?
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Fire up the #Dana4Wisconsin train before it is too late
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People are running away from Urban and his filth.
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Maybe Wisconsin really DID throw that game for the Big 10.
<tin foil hat>
This is what I was thinking. Big10 forces Wisconson to throw the game, and throw it badly. Anderson says "eff this crap" and bolts for the first opening.
</tin foil hat>
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Maybe Wisconsin really DID throw that game for the Big 10.
<tin foil hat>
This is what I was thinking. Big10 forces Wisconson to throw the game, and throw it badly. Anderson says "eff this crap" and bolts for the first opening.
</tin foil hat>
I wish Bowlsby would have done this at Baylor in 2012 :Crybaby:
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Phil Montgomery to Tulsa.
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Phil Montgomery to Tulsa.
Personally i'd like to see how Briles handles his coordinators getting hired away. It's always interesting how some handle it (Snyder 1.0 defense) vs (Snyder 2.0 defense).
*I think that's a great hire by Tulsa as well
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I'm pretty excited about that hire. Tulsa games are fun to go to when they are good.
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Phil Montgomery to Tulsa.
Tulsa made a better hire than KU. Probably a better hire than NU too, imo
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FootballScoop: At Troy, sources tell us Vic Koenning will become the new defensive coordinator thtp://t.co/gkayvPt9KK (http://thtp://t.co/gkayvPt9KK)
Wish he wanted to be a harder worker. :Crybaby:
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@clintbrew247: I've confirmed that Bo Pelini is indeed in the mix to take over at #Wisconsin. http://t.co/0UNQ0myIen via @247Sports
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@clintbrew247: I've confirmed that Bo Pelini is indeed in the mix to take over at #Wisconsin. http://t.co/0UNQ0myIen via @247Sports
I thought he already took a job.
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@clintbrew247: I've confirmed that Bo Pelini is indeed in the mix to take over at #Wisconsin. http://t.co/0UNQ0myIen via @247Sports
I thought he already took a job.
SI is saying that Bo is denying that Youngstown State offered him. Maybe right before he signed the contract Wisky called?
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@clintbrew247: I've confirmed that Bo Pelini is indeed in the mix to take over at #Wisconsin. http://t.co/0UNQ0myIen via @247Sports
I thought he already took a job.
I saw an article that Pelini denied even being offered the Youngstown St. job. Some idiot media guy in Ohio must have It's Pattersoned something up pretty bad.
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wisconsin fans would lose their minds if Bo went there. the guy they've been beating up on for the last several years coaching for them. lol.
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wisconsin fans would lose their minds if Bo went there. the guy they've been beating up on for the last several years coaching for them. lol.
How rough ridin' great would it be if he made the playoffs at wiscy?
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wisconsin fans would lose their minds if Bo went there. the guy they've been beating up on for the last several years coaching for them. lol.
How rough ridin' great would it be if he made the playoffs at wiscy?
Awful. Because Bo is awful.
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Imagine the confusion at the athletic complex when Pelini shows up and parks in the spot marked "Bo".
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Bo at wisky would be rough ridin' amazing
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Yes! It would finish the trifecta!
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Would be even better if he just completely dominates Nebraska. Oh man.
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Maybe Wisconsin really DID throw that game for the Big 10.
<tin foil hat>
This is what I was thinking. Big10 forces Wisconson to throw the game, and throw it badly. Anderson says "eff this crap" and bolts for the first opening.
</tin foil hat>
I wish Bowlsby would have done this at Baylor in 2012 :Crybaby:
Yeah, and we could've totally returned the favor to them this year.
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Yes! It would finish the trifecta!
bret, gary, and bo. eskimo bro's for life.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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. :excited:
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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. :excited:
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. :dunno:
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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. :excited:
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. :dunno:
Shut it down; cause he's staying if we are getting some new QB that he wants.
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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.
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Hmmm
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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?
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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.
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@SportsCenter: DEVELOPING: Wisconsin is set to hire Pitt head coach Paul Chryst for same position w/ Badgers. (via @journalsentinel) http://t.co/KonU5YVdJt
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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.
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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.
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I could see Bo at Pitt, aren't they in the division w/o FSU?
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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.
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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.
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Hopefully the NFL poaches this year. Starting a trend after Chip Kelly.
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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.
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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.
:gocho:
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Les Miles @ Michigan needs to happen. It would be good for college football and get this thing spinning again.
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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.
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Muschamp to Auburn as DC
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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?
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Muschamp to Auburn as DC
Good move for Gus and Will.
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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.
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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.
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wow, amazing
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Pinkel to michigan?!?
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:lol:
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Pinkel to michigan?!?
his DC, dave steckel going to Missouri State?
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Pinkel to michigan?!?
his DC, dave steckel going to Missouri State?
Terry Allen got fired?!
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Pinkel to michigan?!?
his DC, dave steckel going to Missouri State?
Terry Allen got fired?!
Sure did.
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Pinkel to michigan?!?
his DC, dave steckel going to Missouri State?
Terry Allen got fired?!
Sure did.
What a moron. Never played Kurt Warner until his senior year. Must suck when the only good player you've had hates you.
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Bo to Youngstown State (again)
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Whoo buddy, Bo's gonna dominate the Mizzou valley conference! :popcorn:
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Wtf is Michigan waiting for, my goodness.
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Wtf is Michigan waiting for, my goodness.
Harbaugh
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Wtf is Michigan waiting for, my goodness.
Got their guy, but their guy wants to coach his bowl?
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They're gonna steal Beatty.
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Wtf is Michigan waiting for, my goodness.
Harbaugh
There was Twitter smoke suggesting he was back in play today
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They're gonna steal Beatty.
They may have to the way their search is going.
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McMurphyESPN: Buffalo DL coach Chris Cosh new DC at North Texas source told @ESPN. He was DC in 16 of 29 seasons coaching
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:sdeek:
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i will always love Coshy Cosh because he inspired a top 5 thread in goEMAW history
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How did no one report Tom Herman to Houston? That's huge.
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i will always love Coshy Cosh because he inspired a top 5 thread in goEMAW history
?????
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i will always love Coshy Cosh because he inspired a top 5 thread in goEMAW history
?????
you're right, it's probably top 3
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congrats Cosh family on your new opportunities at North Texas! :Woohoo:
a look back:
http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=605.msg8380#msg8380 (http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=605.msg8380#msg8380)
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congrats Cosh family on your new opportunities at North Texas! :Woohoo:
a look back:
http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=605.msg8380#msg8380 (http://goEMAW.com/forum/index.php?topic=605.msg8380#msg8380)
Holy crap.
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Michigan offering Harbaugh eight million per year. :horrorsurprise:
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Now that is private money ready.
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Michigan offering Harbaugh eight million per year. :horrorsurprise:
That can't possibly be true
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Michigan offering Harbaugh eight million per year. :horrorsurprise:
That can't possibly be true
ESPN radio reported six years $48 million on my drive home.
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Michigan offering Harbaugh eight million per year. :horrorsurprise:
That can't possibly be true
Does seem too low
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Michigan offering Harbaugh eight million per year. :horrorsurprise:
That can't possibly be true
ESPN radio reported six years $48 million on my drive home.
Absolutely ridiculous.
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Michigan offering Harbaugh eight million per year. :horrorsurprise:
That can't possibly be true
ESPN radio reported six years $48 million on my drive home.
Someone had to give them bad info, that doesn't make sense.
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What do we pay oscar? 8 million for Jim Harbaugh to run Michigan football seems like an ok deal in comparison, no?
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Baseball salaries are ridiculous. I mean, Alex Rios makes more than the best football coaches.
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What do we pay oscar? 8 million for Jim Harbaugh to run Michigan football seems like an ok deal in comparison, no?
I'd have to check but I'm fairly certain that would be the largest contract in American sports for someone who is just a coach, not a coach/gm or president combo. He's in play for Michigan because he is getting fired and he's essentially been fired for two months already. Would they have given him $11 mil a year if he weren't being fired? The Raiders nor the Dolphins would pay him anything close to that.
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Its a lot but you have to imagine Michigan has the means
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Its a lot but you have to imagine Michigan has the means
I know they have the money but I also know they have a great business school so they should understand economy.
BTW I checked and Coach K was the highest paid coach in American sports in 2014. He made just over $9 million but I have no idea how much of that is base and how much is bonuses. The second highest paid is Sean Freaking Payton at $8 million. Bill Belichick is #3 and Saban is #4 and they are just over $7 million. I won't believe it until I see Harbaugh sign a contract thats a million dollars more than Belichick and Saban.
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Look where Andy Reid ranks on the list, then laugh in the face of the Chiefs.
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What do we pay oscar? 8 million for Jim Harbaugh to run Michigan football seems like an ok deal in comparison, no?
I'd have to check but I'm fairly certain that would be the largest contract in American sports for someone who is just a coach, not a coach/gm or president combo. He's in play for Michigan because he is getting fired and he's essentially been fired for two months already. Would they have given him $11 mil a year if he weren't being fired? The Raiders nor the Dolphins would pay him anything close to that.
Meh, I can see it. Michigan is tired at being laughed at and their rivals just hired a home run in Urban Meyer. I'd also assume that Michigan rightly or wrongly believes that they'd have to give him significantly more money that the NFL teams in play to make him come back to a college team.
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Michigan offering Harbaugh eight million per year. :horrorsurprise:
That can't possibly be true
ESPN radio reported six years $48 million on my drive home.
Absolutely ridiculous.
Go get that cash, Jim. If you don't, you'll never see it again. #JimHarbaughOverrated
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Its a lot but you have to imagine Michigan has the means
I know they have the money but I also know they have a great business school so they should understand economy.
BTW I checked and Coach K was the highest paid coach in American sports in 2014. He made just over $9 million but I have no idea how much of that is base and how much is bonuses. The second highest paid is Sean Freaking Payton at $8 million. Bill Belichick is #3 and Saban is #4 and they are just over $7 million. I won't believe it until I see Harbaugh sign a contract thats a million dollars more than Belichick and Saban.
I had no idea coach k got paid like that. Wow.
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K is enjoying the fruits of flirting with the Lakers
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why he is getting fired from SF? :confused:
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why he is getting fired from SF? :confused:
Their front office hates him.
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why he is getting fired from SF? :confused:
their AD is both a pussy and a $!#*
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Just imagine how awesome it would be if Jim takes that job and fails.
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why he is getting fired from SF? :confused:
their AD is both a pussy and a $!#*
And lives under a rock. A F'in rock.
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Look where Andy Reid ranks on the list, then laugh in the face of the Chiefs.
:dubious:
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@CharlesRobinson: Harbaugh offer getting out is already a red flag for Michigan. That's usually an NFL agent setting the table to leverage other negotiations.
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@CharlesRobinson: Harbaugh offer getting out is already a red flag for Michigan. That's usually an NFL agent setting the table to leverage other negotiations.
Harbaugh would be a fool to turn down a gig for big $$ in Ann Arbor. Good lawd, having to deal with Aldon Smith would be enough to want to get out of SF. Harbaugh has more leverage dealing with scholarship athletes than professional players managed by agents and represented by NFLPA.
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Harbaugh should stick with the NFL, but I think he might make the choice to go to Michigan.
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@CharlesRobinson: Harbaugh offer getting out is already a red flag for Michigan. That's usually an NFL agent setting the table to leverage other negotiations.
Harbaugh would be a fool to turn down a gig for big $$ in Ann Arbor. Good lawd, having to deal with Aldon Smith would be enough to want to get out of SF. Harbaugh has more leverage dealing with scholarship athletes than professional players managed by agents and represented by NFLPA.
Successful NFL coaches seem to do it just fine. All of Harbaugh's problems are self-induced and have nothing to do with the players. He's a megwatt dickhead that can't get along with anyone; players, assistant coaches, peer coaches, and management. He had the same reported issues at Stanford.
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@CharlesRobinson: Harbaugh offer getting out is already a red flag for Michigan. That's usually an NFL agent setting the table to leverage other negotiations.
Harbaugh would be a fool to turn down a gig for big $$ in Ann Arbor. Good lawd, having to deal with Aldon Smith would be enough to want to get out of SF. Harbaugh has more leverage dealing with scholarship athletes than professional players managed by agents and represented by NFLPA.
Successful NFL coaches seem to do it just fine. All of Harbaugh's problems are self-induced and have nothing to do with the players. He's a megwatt dickhead that can't get along with anyone; players, assistant coaches, peer coaches, and management. He had the same reported issues at Stanford.
He's a dickhead but he's Michigan's dickhead. Sometimes the AD just needs to stay the hell out of a coach's way. I think he could get along there as well as anywhere, though he will always have issues.
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@CharlesRobinson: Harbaugh offer getting out is already a red flag for Michigan. That's usually an NFL agent setting the table to leverage other negotiations.
Harbaugh would be a fool to turn down a gig for big $$ in Ann Arbor. Good lawd, having to deal with Aldon Smith would be enough to want to get out of SF. Harbaugh has more leverage dealing with scholarship athletes than professional players managed by agents and represented by NFLPA.
Successful NFL coaches seem to do it just fine. All of Harbaugh's problems are self-induced and have nothing to do with the players. He's a megwatt dickhead that can't get along with anyone; players, assistant coaches, peer coaches, and management. He had the same reported issues at Stanford.
He's a dickhead but he's Michigan's dickhead. Sometimes the AD just needs to stay the hell out of a coach's way. I think he could get along there as well as anywhere, though he will always have issues.
Does Jim Harbaugh strike you as a guy that would even consider ever acting in the best interest of the athletic department? In this business minded climate athletic directors have to actually supervise their coaches; all of their coaches. In this big money and information age, letting football coaches run their own little fiefdoms like Schembeckler, Paterno, and Osborne did is over.
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Its a lot but you have to imagine Michigan has the means
I know they have the money but I also know they have a great business school so they should understand economy.
BTW I checked and Coach K was the highest paid coach in American sports in 2014. He made just over $9 million but I have no idea how much of that is base and how much is bonuses. The second highest paid is Sean Freaking Payton at $8 million. Bill Belichick is #3 and Saban is #4 and they are just over $7 million. I won't believe it until I see Harbaugh sign a contract thats a million dollars more than Belichick and Saban.
private money ready.
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there have been times in the last few months where i've wondered if ksu football would be better off ten years from now if we would've just kept vanier 1.0 and used the 70 million to offer a harbaugh type a ten year/70 million dollar contract.
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there have been times in the last few months where i've wondered if ksu football would be better off ten years from now if we would've just kept vanier 1.0 and used the 70 million to offer a harbaugh type a ten year/70 million dollar contract.
Great idea. Except after a few years of 6-6 or less; he'll jump up and down demanding that we build him some rough ridin' facilities so he can recruit to this hole in the ground.
P.S. I'm not calling you a dip crap, since the Big Dipper has that title, but even MIR has more intelligence than this.
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I just listened to a writer from the Miami Herald who said that the Dolphins owner, Stephen Ross, is also Michigan football's biggest donor. He suspects that Ross leaked that Harbaugh contract offer to attempt to scare the Raiders off and to show what the Dolphins are willing to pay.
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there have been times in the last few months where i've wondered if ksu football would be better off ten years from now if we would've just kept vanier 1.0 and used the 70 million to offer a harbaugh type a ten year/70 million dollar contract.
Great idea. Except after a few years of 6-6 or less; he'll jump up and down demanding that we build him some rough ridin' facilities so he can recruit to this hole in the ground.
P.S. I'm not calling you a dip crap, since the Big Dipper has that title, but even MIR has more intelligence than this.
Link?
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I just listened to a writer from the Miami Herald who said that the Dolphins owner, Stephen Ross, is also Michigan football's biggest donor. He suspects that Ross leaked that Harbaugh contract offer to attempt to scare the Raiders off and to show what the Dolphins are willing to pay.
Did you mean to say that "Michigan" is willing to pay, or did you mean that the Dolphin's owner is using his alma mater as a means to acquire Harbaugh for himself in Miami?
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I just listened to a writer from the Miami Herald who said that the Dolphins owner, Stephen Ross, is also Michigan football's biggest donor. He suspects that Ross leaked that Harbaugh contract offer to attempt to scare the Raiders off and to show what the Dolphins are willing to pay.
Did you mean to say that "Michigan" is willing to pay, or did you mean that the Dolphin's owner is using his alma mater as a means to acquire Harbaugh for himself in Miami?
Very stud move, if true.
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so say it came to it and alabama got in a bidding war for saban. where would they draw the line? I bet it would be huge. like, I don't know a lot about coach salaries but I bet it would be enormous to people who did follow that stuff.
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and lol at the idea that michigan would be the place that would pay the most. lol at everyone who thought that was a thing.
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there would be no line, pawwwlllllll
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However high it got--say, $12M--you know the runner-up would be all like," LOL @Bama, we just dropped that coach on you. We weren't even interested in him!"
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I just listened to a writer from the Miami Herald who said that the Dolphins owner, Stephen Ross, is also Michigan football's biggest donor. He suspects that Ross leaked that Harbaugh contract offer to attempt to scare the Raiders off and to show what the Dolphins are willing to pay.
Did you mean to say that "Michigan" is willing to pay, or did you mean that the Dolphin's owner is using his alma mater as a means to acquire Harbaugh for himself in Miami?
Made it seem as if Michigan would pay that but so would Miami, maybe even more. More to the point it was telling the Raiders what the minimum is to get in the game. Either way it's Ross' money and it seems like Harbaugh is going to get himself fired into $8 million a year, MINIMUM.
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I think the ranking of coaching destinations is heavily dependent on where the coach is from and has recruiting ties to. Somebody from Big 10 country probably would rank Ohio State and Michigan 1 and 2. If you aren't from the area, the Michigan job sucks. Even Rich Rod couldn't win there.
I've been thinking about this, and I kind of disagree (although I used to agree). I think the ability to recruit travels with you. Yes, it's nice to have certain ties to an area, but if you're coaching at OSU or Michigan and know how to handle HS coaches and kids, you'll have instant credibility anywhere you go in the region. I think of the success Urban had in Florida and what a guy like Jim Mora's done at UCLA and think you just need to know what you're doing means more than where you're doing it. The jobs that are top jobs are top jobs largely because they have easy access to gobs recruits, (and is really the biggest factor keeping UNL down).
I could be wrong, though. :dunno:
I think you are probably right about the truly elite coaches like Nick Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. There aren't more than 5-6 of those coaches in existence, though. I think fit is very important for most coaches out there. I'm certainly no expert, though.
What about Jim Mora at UCLA? Jim Harbaugh at Stanford? Rich Rod at Arizona? (I know you mentioned him as a failure going to Michigan, but WVU and UM should really overlap quite a bit when it comes to recruiting territory - IMO he had other issues). (It's also hard to think of coaches who go to a new region at all, much less successfully).
don't know, it's interesting to think about.
What do you think RichRod's issues were?
Didn't tailor his offense to suit the players already there, hired Greg Robinson to be his DC, was an bad person. He had some great recruiting classes, though.
Meh, not really, kind of , and LMAO no he didn't.
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I just listened to a writer from the Miami Herald who said that the Dolphins owner, Stephen Ross, is also Michigan football's biggest donor. He suspects that Ross leaked that Harbaugh contract offer to attempt to scare the Raiders off and to show what the Dolphins are willing to pay.
Did you mean to say that "Michigan" is willing to pay, or did you mean that the Dolphin's owner is using his alma mater as a means to acquire Harbaugh for himself in Miami?
Ross is working to get Harbaugh back to Michigan, he'll keep Philbin for another season, most likely.
Either way, Miami won't be a player for Jim.
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I just listened to a writer from the Miami Herald who said that the Dolphins owner, Stephen Ross, is also Michigan football's biggest donor. He suspects that Ross leaked that Harbaugh contract offer to attempt to scare the Raiders off and to show what the Dolphins are willing to pay.
Did you mean to say that "Michigan" is willing to pay, or did you mean that the Dolphin's owner is using his alma mater as a means to acquire Harbaugh for himself in Miami?
Ross is working to get Harbaugh back to Michigan, he'll keep Philbin for another season, most likely.
Either way, Miami won't be a player for Jim.
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déjà vu
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déjà vu
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hard to believe that the harbaugh to ku rumors were just that- rumors
I mean his wife is from freaking olathe
smh idk but I have to believe he was in play there before they landed high value target beaty
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hard to believe that the harbaugh to ku rumors were just that- rumors
I mean his wife is from freaking olathe
smh idk but I have to believe he was in play there before they landed high value target beaty
I don't want to make it seem like I think he's coming back to Michigan, because in the end, he won't.
Harb's will leave us at the alter again, this time for Oakland, and then we'll scramble to find some Schianoish retread.
Michigan has gone all out for Harbaugh since October, there is no plan B.
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hard to imagine that the wolverines couldn't lure back one of their stars
the good news is that I saw him at the Falloon one night
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hard to believe that the harbaugh to ku rumors were just that- rumors
I mean his wife is from freaking olathe
smh idk but I have to believe he was in play there before they landed high value target beaty
Way too much smoke for there not to have been some real fire.
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hard to believe that the harbaugh to ku rumors were just that- rumors
I mean his wife is from freaking olathe
smh idk but I have to believe he was in play there before they landed high value target beaty
Way too much smoke for there not to have been some real fire.
i saw it on espn.
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How could Harbaugh do this to his Olathe wife's hometown?
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I just listened to a writer from the Miami Herald who said that the Dolphins owner, Stephen Ross, is also Michigan football's biggest donor. He suspects that Ross leaked that Harbaugh contract offer to attempt to scare the Raiders off and to show what the Dolphins are willing to pay.
Did you mean to say that "Michigan" is willing to pay, or did you mean that the Dolphin's owner is using his alma mater as a means to acquire Harbaugh for himself in Miami?
Ross is working to get Harbaugh back to Michigan, he'll keep Philbin for another season, most likely.
Either way, Miami won't be a player for Jim.
LOL, this was posted two days after Ross made the official announcement that Philbin was staying.
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How could Harbaugh do this to his Olathe wife's hometown?
Is there a single child who sleeps peacefully in Olathe tonight?
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Utah thing is getting strange.
http://www.sltrib.com/sports/1992784-155/monson-whittingham-will-leave-utah-i?fullpage=1
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Utah thing is getting strange.
http://www.sltrib.com/sports/1992784-155/monson-whittingham-will-leave-utah-i?fullpage=1
So, the writer isn't going to report it (his words), but he puts this in the SLC Tribune?
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Utah thing is getting strange.
http://www.sltrib.com/sports/1992784-155/monson-whittingham-will-leave-utah-i?fullpage=1
So, the writer isn't going to report it (his words), but he puts this in the SLC Tribune?
Amazing to think that was a real article by an actual journalist.
The over the top volcano analogies were pretty awesome, though.
The lava, the feeling, flows both ways.
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Utah thing is getting strange.
http://www.sltrib.com/sports/1992784-155/monson-whittingham-will-leave-utah-i?fullpage=1
So, the writer isn't going to report it (his words), but he puts this in the SLC Tribune?
A few of the comments indicate that his source is utefans.net
that front page tho :Yuck:
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and lol at the idea that michigan would be the place that would pay the most. lol at everyone who thought that was a thing.
Jim telling his boss to "eff off, I got a 6 yr 48million dollar package with my buds at the big M.":
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wow
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Utah thing is getting strange.
http://www.sltrib.com/sports/1992784-155/monson-whittingham-will-leave-utah-i?fullpage=1
So, the writer isn't going to report it (his words), but he puts this in the SLC Tribune?
Amazing to think that was a real article by an actual journalist.
The over the top volcano analogies were pretty awesome, though.
The lava, the feeling, flows both ways.
His committment to the metaphor throughout was laudable. You just don't see that kind of loyalty often, these days.
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Utah thing is getting strange.
http://www.sltrib.com/sports/1992784-155/monson-whittingham-will-leave-utah-i?fullpage=1
So, the writer isn't going to report it (his words), but he puts this in the SLC Tribune?
Amazing to think that was a real article by an actual journalist.
The over the top volcano analogies were pretty awesome, though.
The lava, the feeling, flows both ways.
His committment to the metaphor throughout was laudable. You just don't see that kind of loyalty often, these days.
Yeah, you really don't, but when you do you savor every last drop.
I also enjoyed the multiple references to the "subterranean pressures" and the "gaseous mixes that combine to cause magmatic blasts".
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8 Million is the word, apparently.
The University of Michigan has told its biggest boosters a deal for Jim Harbaugh to be the team's next football coach is done and a press conference is scheduled for Tuesday, sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
NFL.com also reported Harbaugh has agreed to take the Michigan job, but he has yet to sign a contract. Harbaugh is expected to become the highest-paid coach in college football making more than $8 million per season, according to the NFL.com report. Alabama's Nick Saban is currently the highest-paid coach in college, earning $7.2 million per year.
http://fantasynews.cbssports.com/fantasyfootball/update/24921253/report-michigan-tells-biggest-boosters-deal-for-harbaugh-is-done/report-michigan-tells-biggest-boosters-deal-for-harbaugh-is-done
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The Big Ten is going to be pretty damn good in a couple of years, at least at the top.
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The Big Ten is going to be pretty damn good in a couple of years, at least in the East.
fyp
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It hasn't played out like I had predicted, but I still stand by my prediction that Nebraska will someday set the record for number of losses in a conference championship game.
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nick saban just got a huge raise which is nice for him
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nick saban just got a huge raise which is nice for him
I actually hope Alabama calls him first, and the first thing out of the University Presidents mouth is "Your new salary is $8.5M per year, good luck in the Sugar."
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It hasn't played out like I had predicted, but I still stand by my prediction that Nebraska will someday set the record for number of losses in a conference championship game.
Losses in conference championship game:
Nebraska - 5
Alabama - 4
Missouri - 4
Georgia Tech - 3
Future is looking bright for Mizzou to run away with this.
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I enjoyed this
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after suffering through some pretty shitty 'shops from mgoblog, that thing's a Picasso
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does he wear a marker on a lanyard? is that a thing?
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does he wear a marker on a lanyard? is that a thing?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/niners/2013/01/28/jim-harbaugh-super-bowl-sharpie/1872029/ (http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/niners/2013/01/28/jim-harbaugh-super-bowl-sharpie/1872029/)
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With the NFL HC openings, will any College coaches move up?
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With the NFL HC openings, will any College coaches move up?
Before this season i would've said David Shaw is headed that way. But now, who knows.
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I have never wanted a head coach to fail as much as I want Jim Harbaugh to fail at Michigan. How amazing would that be?
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I have never wanted a head coach to fail as much as I want Jim Harbaugh to fail at Michigan. How amazing would that be?
Why?
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i'd love for michigan to stop hurting
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I have never wanted a head coach to fail as much as I want Jim Harbaugh to fail at Michigan. How amazing would that be?
Why?
So he could take his nice soft landing at KU duh.
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I have never wanted a head coach to fail as much as I want Jim Harbaugh to fail at Michigan. How amazing would that be?
Why?
It would make for great tv and bbsing.
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This will either turn out to be UMs very best hire or very worst hire.
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I have never wanted a head coach to fail as much as I want Jim Harbaugh to fail at Michigan. How amazing would that be?
Why?
It would make for great tv and bbsing.
No it wouldn't.
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I have never wanted a head coach to fail as much as I want Jim Harbaugh to fail at Michigan. How amazing would that be?
Why?
It would make for great tv and bbsing.
No it wouldn't.
It really would. Harbaugh at Michigan is a sure thing, and a sure thing failing is always fun to watch.
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How many rust belt families is Michigan ruining with that $8MM?
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Venables humiliation of stoops tonight has me yearning for him in purple
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Venables humiliation of stoops tonight has me yearning for him in purple
Yeah this has been amazing. I'm full on Venzy or #burnitdown at this point
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Venables humiliation of stoops tonight has me yearning for him in purple
Damn, why didn't I think of that! :thumbsup:
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John U. Bacon @Johnubacon · 39m 39 minutes ago
BREAKING NEWS: Straight from UM AD Jim Hackett. Harbaugh's salary will be roughly $5M a year, plus incentives, same basic contract as 49ers.
Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants.
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What a guy.
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What a guy.
I watched the entire press conference. Those people are very arrogant. I do admire their new willingness to effectively admit that they have really mumped up the last couple hires.
It's like they are saying "AND WE MEAN IT, THIS TIME!"
I wonder how well he will do without Andrew Luck?
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I hope he just kills it. Something comforting to me in having a big dick Michigan to go along with a big dick Ohio State. They can absolutely rape the rest of the conference and then have these great end of season megagames with a guaranteed spot in the 'offs.
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John U. Bacon @Johnubacon · 39m 39 minutes ago
BREAKING NEWS: Straight from UM AD Jim Hackett. Harbaugh's salary will be roughly $5M a year, plus incentives, same basic contract as 49ers.
Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants.
HA! I TOLD YOU FUCKERS!
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What a guy.
I watched the entire press conference. Those people are very arrogant. I do admire their new willingness to effectively admit that they have really mumped up the last couple hires.
It's like they are saying "AND WE MEAN IT, THIS TIME!"
I wonder how well he will do without Andrew Luck?
He was a successful NFL coach and QB as well as successful college coach who turned out a very successful NFL QB. He is also coaching at Michigan. Granted Luck might be a player that comes along once every 10 years, but he should have no trouble attracting an elite QB
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What a guy.
I watched the entire press conference. Those people are very arrogant. I do admire their new willingness to effectively admit that they have really mumped up the last couple hires.
It's like they are saying "AND WE MEAN IT, THIS TIME!"
I wonder how well he will do without Andrew Luck?
He was a successful NFL coach and QB as well as successful college coach who turned out a very successful NFL QB. He is also coaching at Michigan. Granted Luck might be a player that comes along once every 10 years, but he should have no trouble attracting an elite QB
also he left Stanford in fantastic shape even after Luck left
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John U. Bacon @Johnubacon · 39m 39 minutes ago
BREAKING NEWS: Straight from UM AD Jim Hackett. Harbaugh's salary will be roughly $5M a year, plus incentives, same basic contract as 49ers.
Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants.
HA! I TOLD YOU FUCKERS!
link?
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John U. Bacon @Johnubacon · 39m 39 minutes ago
BREAKING NEWS: Straight from UM AD Jim Hackett. Harbaugh's salary will be roughly $5M a year, plus incentives, same basic contract as 49ers.
Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants.
HA! I TOLD YOU FUCKERS!
link?
and lol at the idea that michigan would be the place that would pay the most. lol at everyone who thought that was a thing.
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John U. Bacon @Johnubacon · 39m 39 minutes ago
BREAKING NEWS: Straight from UM AD Jim Hackett. Harbaugh's salary will be roughly $5M a year, plus incentives, same basic contract as 49ers.
Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants.
HA! I TOLD YOU FUCKERS!
link?
and lol at the idea that michigan would be the place that would pay the most. lol at everyone who thought that was a thing.
which way to the Hall of Shame. :dubious:
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John U. Bacon @Johnubacon · 39m 39 minutes ago
BREAKING NEWS: Straight from UM AD Jim Hackett. Harbaugh's salary will be roughly $5M a year, plus incentives, same basic contract as 49ers.
Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants.
HA! I TOLD YOU FUCKERS!
link?
and lol at the idea that michigan would be the place that would pay the most. lol at everyone who thought that was a thing.
you rough ridin' -nailed- it. as usual great job sd
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John U. Bacon @Johnubacon · 39m 39 minutes ago
BREAKING NEWS: Straight from UM AD Jim Hackett. Harbaugh's salary will be roughly $5M a year, plus incentives, same basic contract as 49ers.
Jim Harbaugh told Hackett he did NOT want to be the highest paid coach in CFB, or even the Big Ten. More concerned with pay for assistants.
HA! I TOLD YOU FUCKERS!
link?
and lol at the idea that michigan would be the place that would pay the most. lol at everyone who thought that was a thing.
you rough ridin' -nailed- it. as usual great job sd
Are you sure about that, Chingon. Here a little more detailed news on the agreement.
Jim Harbaugh will make at least $7 million in his first year as Michigan's new football coach.
That would be right in line with the $6.9 million annual salary of Alabama's Nick Saban, the highest-paid coach in college football, per USA TODAY Sports. But Harbaugh reaches that figure only because of a $2 million signing bonus.
His contract, however, falls far short of the $8 million annually that NFL insiders have widely reported for the past two weeks. The most common figures cited had been six years for at least $48 million.
Michigan released a one-page sheet today at Harbaugh's introductory news conference with what it titled the "major contract terms." According to that information:
•Harbaugh's contract runs for seven years.
•His annually salary is $5 million with a 10% increase after Year 3 and another 10% increase after Year 5.
•The athletic director will review "the progress of the football program" after this season to determine "an appropriate" deferred compensation arrangement.
Jim Harbaugh's contract details...
That last point could be worth millions. Interim athletic director Jim Hackett said during the news conference that he also would take into account market trends when determining deferred compensation.
Factoring in the 10% increases, the signing bonus and no incentives, Harbaugh's contract has a minimum value of $40.1 million
Well, well, lets divide the "$40.1 million" by 5 years and what do we get... wal la la, a smudge over $8 million per year. Well I'm getting the hell out of the "Wall of Shame" right now. :gocho:
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why would you divide a seven year contract's total value by five years?
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:popcorn:
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http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12127185/josh-heupel-oklahoma-sooners-offensive-coordinator
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http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12127185/josh-heupel-oklahoma-sooners-offensive-coordinator
See Bill its okay to break off dead weight!!!!
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http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12127185/josh-heupel-oklahoma-sooners-offensive-coordinator
See Bill its okay to break off dead weight!!!!
Did Bob Stoops coddle that youngster into an infantile coattail rider? How will the baby bird leave the nest now that he's already full grown?
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http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12127185/josh-heupel-oklahoma-sooners-offensive-coordinator
They fired the wrong coordinator, which is awesome for the implosion of the ou football program
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http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12127185/josh-heupel-oklahoma-sooners-offensive-coordinator
They fired the wrong coordinator, which is awesome for the implosion of the ou football program
Mike is out too. Bob's just letting him find another job. The leading theory down here is Bob did his press conference now as a "season ending" press conference so when Mike leaves he doesn't have to answer questions about his brother.
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I shouldn't be, but I'm honestly shocked that Bob Stoops is now on the hot seat in Norman to the point where he's basically cleaning house.
That's just surreal.
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I think Bob actually wanted to fire Norvell. I've heard from a few people on the periphery on the program Norvell's gotten lazy, especially in the off season. Plus Bob was pissed that almost none their receivers have gotten better with Jay coaching them.
Also, Jerry Montgomery has come in and kicked ass. Some think Bob's realized some have gotten complacent. Montgomery's put other coaches to shame with his work ethic and recruiting. Bob wants more like him like they had 15 years ago.
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https://twitter.com/adamcm777/status/563405974203924481
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Mother rough rider! :curse:
Tom Chicken fingers Hayes yall!
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https://twitter.com/adamcm777/status/563405974203924481
This makes me very sad. :bawl:
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https://twitter.com/adamcm777/status/563405974203924481
This makes me very sad. :bawl:
I'm not. It's been determined that LHCBS will stick around for a while longer. :billdance:
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Dodged a bullet there guys. This is great news.
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God dammit
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He wants to be closer to home (K-State).
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:woot:
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Mother rough rider! :curse:
Tom Chicken fingers Hayes yall!
They call them "chicken lips" at Tanner's right?
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Mother rough rider! :curse:
Tom Chicken fingers Hayes yall!
They call them "chicken lips" at Tanner's right?
I'm not going to lie. I have a pvlovian response to Tom Hayes whereby someone talks about him, and I immediately crave a chicken finger and fries basket.