Florida Atlantic University has an agreement with Carl Pelini

[ragin2112cajun]

Let them learn the hard way!!! Are should I say the losing way!!!

Now CP can train (on the job) how to become a head coach in the collegiate ranks.

[I_Bleed_RED]

why do you say that. I think Bo is doing a pretty good job at Nebraska. While I am not anomored with the hire, i wonder why you think they are going to suck for 10 years.

a bad enough hire can dig a school in a hole that will take around 10 years to get out of. See North Texas.

He's never been a head coach and his brother was/is the real defensive coordinator at Nebraska. I just don't see why people think this is a good hire. Especially if he's being payed 400K+
He hasn't proven really anything.

[Hammer58]

If Carl were really the defensive coordinator, I'd agree with you. But we all know that Bo is the DC.

We looked at Pellini before we hired HUD. Found out he was a figurehead.

Interesting. Could that same description be applied to Mike Stoops regarding his tenure at Oklahoma and his subsequent stint as HC at Arizona?

[RaginFan2]

Interesting. Could that same description be applied to Mike Stoops regarding his tenure at Oklahoma and his subsequent stint as HC at Arizona?

Could do that!

[raginsaints]

Mike Stoops is a respected defensive coordinator. There's a reason that teams are lining up to have him. Paul Petrino is also a guy who is the brother of a head coach, but he's generally respected as a good offensive mind.

[RayneCajun]

http://espn.go.com/college-football/...l-pelini-coach