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I feel the lack of TE's hindered the transition from 3O to any other offense. Modern offenses utilize TE's in motion and set up blocking and misdirections more often than most realize. However, now that i'm typing and thinking about it, a B Back could be used as a fullback/H-back. IDK

Wisconsin pulling the plug on Chryst, to me, indicates they may have some traction with Leipold.

I've let myself imagine who could be a good coach for GT, but I think Key could be the best case scenario if he's able to get Tech to a bowl game this season. If this guy wins 4 more games, then hire him full-time.

And that's fair to see it that way. I just think he does better at places with lower expectations than UF. (Miss. St & Utah)

It hasn't even been a year since he was fired. He's mentioned that he would like to coach again and UF is a different animal than Miss. St or GT for that matter.

He's won at a high level at Miss. St. at a place where it's difficult to recruit. He develops Quarterbacks and a great QB can fill in a lot of other holes. His offenses are highly successful. His buyout from UF would allow GT to potentially get him at a lower salary.

I agree Deion as a splash hire Safe hire for me would be Bill O'Brien Home Run would be Dan Mullen

I would like the idea of Deion being the next coach. Sometimes though coaching at a place you love and where you are loved can be a deterrent. Everyone loved Scott Frost at Nebraska until he started coaching there. Everyone will always love Peyton Manning at UT bc he will never be a coach there...

sorry, shane was endorsed by his former players at UofSC. I was making a correlation between beamer at SC and dell mcghee.

I'm curious as to who Shane Beamer was also endorsed by a contingent of former players, and I don't know if that's going to pan out. I like the idea of Deion, but the right AD has to be hired and able to give him autonomy of the football program. I feel like the AA relinquishing some control...

Sims was promised PT as a recruit. It’s obvious collins doesn’t hold him accountable. Also, why punt or kick at all if u have no ability to coach special teams?

I knew we’d cover!

Hire John Currie then

I agree with you bc I am basing it off the comment and I could be wrong for sure. It just seems like a situation where this is the scenario where the AD goes down with the coach because I feel there was the opportunity to make a change last season but he didn't and maybe things could turn around...

I think ADTS has done an admirable job overall, but unfortunately he tied his fate with Geoff's. I think that's the nature of the beast: AD's are ultimately judged by their football program.

All coaching hires are the roll of the dice, even ones that seem like homeruns (looking at you Scott Frost). What coaches out there are guaranteed to have success at a new school?

What if Geoff resigns and waives all buy out money? He could be the hero nobody knew they needed.

I was genuinely excited about Collins taking over for CPJ, I thought he made sense and was a perfect fit. I knew it would take at least 3-4 years to roll over the roster from the TO. I would even be patient still if there was something to point to that was considered progress, but I see...

You bring up an interesting point: 1. a shorter term Historically terms were drafted around recruiting classes, longer term = stability for that 8th grade prospect, but with the open market of the portal i wonder if shorter term could be achieved.

https://talkbusiness.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Pittman-Sam-Razorback-FB-HC-Offer-Letter-SIGNED-12.8.19_Redacted.pdf Sam Pittman's original contract was pretty University friendly. Think his buyout if they fired him for convenience was based on his winning %