All good P-5 coaches come from the lower ranks (and all the bad ones, too). The fact that only one of them has panned out here doesn't change that. I'm not certain he's the guy or anything, but just saying... As for why he hasn't been plucked, I would rate that a genuine concern, and I guess that's where the AD has to do his homework and find out. Maybe there just aren't many who are willing to take a chance.
Problem is this sounds like CPJ ( which I liked very much) but most on here didn't like him and most of the good defenses after a few year knew how to stop us.
Jamey Chadwell discusses spread-option offense
Jamey Chadwell discusses spread-option offense.volswire.usatoday.com
“The reason why we like to run the offense that we do, you don’t have to have the best linemen in the country to win games,” Chadwell said. “You don’t have to have the best receivers in the country to win games. Every job that I have had has been a rebuild. We’ve had to develop and recruit talent that fits your system."
“Part of the reason that we like to do the offense, is it gives you a chance to win games. We were probably the eighth most talented team out of ten in our league — and won the league this year. Part of that is because you get kids to buy into your scheme and your system, and they fit that. We can do a variety of different things. Recruiting is not hard for it, you just have to find the right guys that want to fit into what you do.”
A good defense is going to have a good shot at slowing or stopping any offense. Not a lot of teams did BETTER against the good defense teams GT played in 2014, for instance. Seven years in.
If Saban retired, Kiffin and Dabo would be names mentioned. They might even go after Heupel or Smart.
A most impressive resume. While OC and QB coach for SMU, they finished in the top 15 both years in both scoring and total offense.
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He’s going to be a HC at a big time program in the near future. He’s a genius by just reading some of his offensive thoughts and philosophies. He’s been a position coach at multiple positions too which goes a long way.A most impressive resume. While OC and QB coach for SMU, they finished in the top 15 both years in both scoring and total offense.
TCU is 7-0 this year with him as OC and they're running up big scores.
Garrett Riley - Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks - Staff Directory - TCU Athletics
Garrett Riley joined the TCU football program in December 2021 as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Riley served the previous two seasons under Sonny
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A most impressive resume. While OC and QB coach for SMU, they finished in the top 15 both years in both scoring and total offense.
TCU is 7-0 this year with him as OC and they're running up big scores.
Garrett Riley - Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks - Staff Directory - TCU Athletics
Garrett Riley joined the TCU football program in December 2021 as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Riley served the previous two seasons under Sonny
Dabo would have to eat a LOT of money to go to Bama. Not that Bama couldn't afford it...
"If Swinney leaves Clemson for Alabama after the 2022 season, he would owe Clemson $9 million. In 2023 and 2024, it drops to $7.5 million, $6 million in 2025, $4.5 million in 2026 and 2027, $3 million in 2028 and 2029 and $1.5 million in 2030."
Terms of Clemson Tigers HC Dabo Swinney's New Deal, Plus Buyout Clauses - Sports Illustrated Clemson Tigers News, Analysis and More
Clemson head coach is now the second highest paid head coach in college football.
Do you have an actual source? Haha I doubt anyone knows at this point who the top options are (including Batt)
I do, I wouldn’t say something just to create drama. I’ve been correct on everything so far newsworthy that I’ve posted so far.
Yeah, AJ I have similar uneasy feelings about him. Question, not a statement: Is Chadwell's success a function of QB quality at the time ? All coaches are subject to this, but some more than others. We made this mistake with a coach from ECU one time.