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Tom Herman (Former Head Coach FAU Owls)

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After four games, Houston QB Greg Ward Jr has completed 70% of his passes for 1058 yards, 8 TDs, and 1 INT, and has rushed for 472 yards and 7 TDs.

Mandel's Heisman Top 5: Boykin isn't only dual-threat QB on the radar after Week 5

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...ne-boykin-houston-greg-ward-heisman-t5-100315

5. Greg Ward Jr., QB, Houston: Cougar coach Tom Herman is developing yet another stud dual-threat quarterback. Ward racked up 273 passing yards, 182 rushing yards and three touchdowns against Tulsa. Houston improved to 4-0.
 
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Mariotwins said:
Won't be coaching at Houston next year, USC and USCeast jobs just opened up. I bet one goes for him.
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It will be interesting to see what Houston will do to keep Tom Herman if they feel he's the one that can build the program towards P5 competitiveness. The current administration there, from University Chancellor Renu Khator on down, are committed to changing the culture and expect they will secure a Big XII invite in two years. A lot of people are very unhappy Briles and Sumlin were both allowed to walk in the past decade, and they're done with the attitude that Houston allows itself to be a stepping stone to better jobs.
 
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Dryden said:
It will be interesting to see what Houston will do to keep Tom Herman if they feel he's the one that can build the program towards P5 competitiveness. The current administration there, from University Chancellor Renu Khator on down, are committed to changing the culture and expect they will secure a Big XII invite in two years. A lot of people are very unhappy Briles and Sumlin were both allowed to walk in the past decade, and they're done with the attitude that Houston allows itself to be a stepping stone to better jobs.
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Thanks for the perspective Dryden. Will be interesting indeed to see his path and theirs.
 
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Dryden said:
It will be interesting to see what Houston will do to keep Tom Herman if they feel he's the one that can build the program towards P5 competitiveness. The current administration there, from University Chancellor Renu Khator on down, are committed to changing the culture and expect they will secure a Big XII invite in two years. A lot of people are very unhappy Briles and Sumlin were both allowed to walk in the past decade, and they're done with the attitude that Houston allows itself to be a stepping stone to better jobs.
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That will definitely be interesting to see how much of a raise they can give him after this year--he's already one of the best-paid mid-major coaches ($1.45M+bonus) and even doubling that still leaves him outside the national top-30. FWIW, Sumlin left for a $2M/year deal at the end of 2011, and Briles left for $1.8M/year in 2007, both of which were about double what they were making at Houston.
 
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LovelandBuckeye said:
Got a summary? I stopped at http://jimrome
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All Topics: 5-0 | Ranked in the Top 25 | Thrill and honor to be in the Jungle | H-town takeover | The talent in Houston | Texas has the best high school football in the country | SMU rivalry | His time at Ohio State | Preparation | Competitive focus | The Mighty 690 days | His playing days | So Cal roots | Start of his coaching career | His wife supported them | His future | USC opening |
 
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LovelandBuckeye said:
Got a summary? I stopped at http://jimrome
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