Jay Johnson is the only one I think you could consider, and I don't think he would get it.
Jay Johnson is the only one I think you could consider, and I don't think he would get it.
Very interesting question. I think should for example a head coach take a job & decide to leave before his bowl game, then that "could" be used as part of an interview process for one of the assistants as head coach. How he continued to run practice. How he conducted himself during the game. How he made half time adjustments. How well the players respected him & listened to what he had to say before, during, & after the game. This could also be used in evaluating which assistants are such big assets that they should be retained.
We need to remember this program is in a place it hasn't been before IF a coaching change were to take place. When you are cleaning house it is necessary to make complete changes, but when an operation is changing due to unexpected success. It might be better to maintain the new status quo & build from there, instead of just junking the present operation & starting over or completely.
Dude, we usually agree on things but I can't see any validity to this statement. I don't know how you can correlate players he coached ten years ago in college to their current injury issues. Lets not forget that all of these guys are veteran players who have been in the league a while and have taken a beating, especially guys like Gore and McGahee. I can't see how their current injury status' have anything to do with their training in college some years ago.
If Hud leaves, the one guy we need to stick around is Jay Johnson, IMO.
Ok Zeph. Think about this. Hey guys, I'm going to the seventh level of football hell. It's cold enough in winter to freeze the nads off a charging rhino. The media will be all around you every day asking all kinds of questions about things you had absolutely nothing to do with. The papers will be filled with horrible stories every day that will make you cringe & not want to trust any of your neighbors. The fans are going to hate you because you will be percieved as southern carpetbaggers coming in after what they see is outsiders destroying their program. You're going to have to teach your kids the meaning of all kinds of new words like molestation, sexual predators, etc. etc. & you might even make the same or a "little" more money. Are you guys ready to roll?
Yeah, I'd love for Stringer, Saunders, Lovings, Stewart, etc to all stay but I was talking about what I thought was realistic.
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