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May not be ready for head coach but jobs like OSU, Ped State, USC, Bama, ND don't pop off often
We could say Freeman wasn't ready for ND but made it work
So it'd make sense for Ped State to take the chance.. especially the major increase in recruiting talent
but man that would hurt... and I'd start drinking (I'm not a drinker)
My chips are on Brian Kelly
Maybe his sister can lend a hand, it is pennsyltucky after all.I think he is a man that looks like he might die if a pro applies essential oils.
Reading this post and thinking of Cigetti. Guy has kept his same staff through 3 schools. No wonder he was able to hit the ground running at IU.It all comes down to his ability to hire coordinators, when given a HC opportunity.
I’ve used the example repeatedly, but Dabo went from used cars salesman, to WR Coach, to interim HC, to (2) National Championship coach, while admittedly not being good at “X’s and O’s”. He’s struggled lately as he refuses to adapt to modern landscape, but the blueprint is there. Dabo was an elite CEO style coach who was the closer on recruits, but relied on coordinators to handle game-planning.
Maybe Hartline becomes a great play caller, but his obvious strength is recruiting. He crushes it yearly. If he does take a HC position, it’s bc that school knows he’s about to start a development pipeline. The key is his coordinators and how well he can assemble a staff.
Actually those numbers line up perfectly. Nebraska joined the B1G and breathed a sigh of relief because they were no longer in a conference run by Texas. They were ready to dominate and win championships again. 4 seasons later they were incredulous they had not only not dominated, they had won no championships. So they fired Pelini, because obviously he must be holding them back. The rest is history.Just some more datapoints from Google:
It has been 3,624 days since Bo Pelini was fired as Nebraska's head football coach on November 30, 2014.
It has been 5,236 days since Nebraska officially joined the Big Ten on July 1, 2011.
I was hoping those numbers would line up better.
Wow! The energy, the enthusiasm. was this shot at the VA Soldiers Home?Just a reminder
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Also, Knowles looks lost in his own shit lol
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