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He’s not below average, but he’s not a good hire either.Who are you talking about and why is he “below average”? Is anybody but your choice below average?
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He’s not below average, but he’s not a good hire either.Who are you talking about and why is he “below average”? Is anybody but your choice below average?
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Scott Frost was supposed to be the Savior at Nebraska also and he lost his first 6 games, Tech Fans be ready for a rough couple of years if Stansbury hires this below average guy; If he was dead set in going away from the Option offense he should have hired Tony Elliott
Gonna have to disagree with you there. But time will show one of us to be correct.He’s not below average, but he’s not a good hire either.
That's always a question.The question is whether they are going forward or backward.
Juuuusst beat me...dang it!Whisenhunt withdrew his name from our search to remain with chargers
God bless KW as a former Tech guy, but he had no inkling what he'd been stepping into.Whisenhunt withdrew his name from our search to remain with chargers
He’s not below average, but he’s not a good hire either.
Kind of relevant
We were one of those teams in 2004. We are not one of the 21 teams in 2018. It certainly seems like there was a huge drop in investment over the past decade and a half.
I wonder what new coordinators we are going to bring in with the new coach.
You can go back and look at my old posts that provide some numbers. Way over simplified version is that Collins ran from MSU after Mullen publicly criticized him repeatedly for doing a poor job (MSU finished around 105th in passing D and had just lost to Ole Miss again). Collins went to Florida where I believe he enjoyed the dividends of Muschamp’s defensive recruiting. He’s now at Temple where he has failed to have as good of seasons as his predecessor and has not surpassed his predecessor in recruiting rankings.Based on what? I think he would be a great hire. He is local so I think this would see this as a long term gig. From what I can see, he’s had success everywhere he’s been. He should have a recruiting network in Georgia and the southeast, which is important. Tony Elliott was on the top of my list but I think Elliott would see Tech as a stepping stone and would leave in 3-4 seasons if he was successful here. Elliott has had success with 5-stars with low academic standards but how would he do at Tech? Not sure.
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Some but not allI would think Geoff would probably bring over his staff from Temple
Well it almost happened, GB opening up probably saved the day for those that didn’t like him.BUT BUT BUT we were TOLD KW would be Tech next HC!!!!!!