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Blake Anderson spent one year hear and went to Southern Miss and UNC with Larry Fedora, now at Arky State. He is one hell of a football coach. There are a few guys that are out of football and some that landed in other spots, Bustle included. I just knew Jenkins from his time here and knew him as a hard-worker, all I'm saying is that his track record speaks for itself.
I also work through the football program with Jenkins for a few years. he would share with me that a lot of decisions are some time above his head. Most position coaches feel the same way.
I love playing basketball with at the Rec Center on campus. He became like a father to me and many of my friends. the guy is a straight shooter. As I grew older in life I appreciate everything he shared with me and made me a better man.you have to have tough skin to tolerate Jenkins. guys may have hated him on the practice field, but those are the same guys that he would go to bat for if they were in need of help
It sounds like Jenkins is the kind of Coach you either Love or Hate. Apparently not much middle ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geaux
I don't see this as getting out of hand, you posted something positive about a former UL coach getting a head job. And typical of today's society someone gets on here and bashes something positive, such a negative world we live in.Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginDave
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5...e4xuo1_500.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by pathfinder
You're such a meme _____
Our head coach isn't the best X's and O's coach in the game. But being a head coach isn't always about that...it's about motivating, it's about delegating and letting coaches coach, and it's about finding the right players. I don't know Coach Rebowe personally, so I don't know how good of a coach he was as the secondary coach. I know that I wasn't too pleased with player progression under him while he was here as a fan. But I'll admit that I'm a fan and my opinion is worth about as much as the electrons this sentence is made out of. But I think he's going to be successful at Nicholls because I know he can do some of those other things. If anybody wasn't motivated by Jenkins, or felt like he wasn't a good coach, that's their opinion. Doesn't make him a bad coach. It's entirely possible that the player/coach relationship just wasn't a good one. Maybe he couldn't figure out the way to reach somebody as a player. That's the hardest part of being a teacher: adapting one set of information for 40 individuals who have completely different ways of learning and remembering. I'm not writing this in particular to defend Jenkins; DMS didn't care for him, that's fine. Maybe he wasn't a great position coach. But his record as a head coach speaks for itself, and I can assure ANYBODY that those kind of results are more than luck or being carried by people around him.
We will see Ron Hudson, former OLC and OC here, on the other sideline for Nevada.
Yeah, although I'm not sure the Arkansas State fans thought of him as a great coach after running all the unsuccessful fakes against the Cajuns. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pathfinder
-----I have to disagree with some about HUD's Xing and Oing----He has been around the block enough at age 45 to know a whole bunch--been to different places with different schemes----Collage QB---Asst at diff schools----Passing game coordinator at Miss St and now 4 years at UL---I think that the real factors are personnel on both sides of the ball and what style you want to run and the merger of the two---Don't forget that there is a very ongoing search between seasons with other staffs for the right fit and the acquiring of even more knowledge----Remember the story of the "BEAR" going to Royal for the Bone---I remember going to Tex A & M to meet with their staff -----Some you know, some you didn't know, and some you keep!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunAmos
Guy is a gambler can't fault him for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunAmos
How many actual plays did you play? How many position meetings were you in with the running backs?Quote:
Originally Posted by dms4720
why type a diatribe when a simple image can convey the meaning for me?Quote:
Originally Posted by pathfinder
Jenkins might be in trouble
http://www.hbcugameday.com/2015/02/a...ed-of.html?m=1
Steak knives, huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rebel02
"'Do I have to cut your (expletive) throats to get you to be quiet?"
If its in the form of a question its not a threat. LoL
LolQuote:
Originally Posted by CockyCajun
I like the thoughtful comment to the article:
"...yo ___ best be cool..."
Hammer, you still at the lake?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hammer58
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No, got back this afternoon after spending 2 hours creeping along I-10 between Crowley and Rayne because somebody decided to try to make origami sculptures out of two vehicles at the Rayne exit (unable to tell what type they originally were other than silver and red).Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeebart21
I've supported Brian Jenkins in previous posts on this board. The allegations and accounts in the story may be a little alarming to some but for the most part seems like Jenkins this brings an "old school" approach to programs. If he broke any NCAA rules then he should be dealt with, but it seems like a witch hunt by a former employer. So the guy uses choice words with players, I'm sure this doesn't happen anywhere else in the country. He exceed practice time limits, no way this happens anywhere else in he country. There are still coaches out there who are uncensored and do things that they feel are necessary to win and mold young people, is this method popular? No but for the ones that candle handle it they become pretty productive citizens. The most successful college football coach in the country Nick Saban can be seen weekly cussing out players and coaches on the sideline. Do you think Nick Saban pays attention to NCAA mandated practice times?
Giving him a total pass are you? Yea, the world is simply picking him out.
Witch hunt by a former employer? Why would they promote a witch hunt that may result in them getting sanctions by the NCAA?
That would just be dumb.
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Originally Posted by pathfinder
Sounds fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by pathfinder
I supported the fact that he won games and thought he must be a good coach for doing so, but if this is so, I can no way back him up on this. Choice words is one thing, but pulling out knife is another.