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What would it take this year for you to be open to the idea that we're on the right track?
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<blockquote data-quote="AlabamaBuzz" data-source="post: 821344" data-attributes="member: 906"><p>Understood.</p><p></p><p>I have wondered about CGC's "success" as a D-coordinator myself. As you know, he has never stayed anywhere for more than about 2-3 years. And, if you remember, he got "out of Dodge" before he had to face the flexbone in 2014 at MSU. I have seen guys because of other factors have short term success that really was just more about "luck" and circumstances. I wonder if this is the case with CGC. The only thing we really know about him is that he is an excellent recruiter - other than that, I still believe he is unproven, and for sure unproven as a HC. If he was going to learn on the job, I wish he would have stayed at Temple longer to do that. P5 is not where you learn on the job.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AlabamaBuzz, post: 821344, member: 906"] Understood. I have wondered about CGC's "success" as a D-coordinator myself. As you know, he has never stayed anywhere for more than about 2-3 years. And, if you remember, he got "out of Dodge" before he had to face the flexbone in 2014 at MSU. I have seen guys because of other factors have short term success that really was just more about "luck" and circumstances. I wonder if this is the case with CGC. The only thing we really know about him is that he is an excellent recruiter - other than that, I still believe he is unproven, and for sure unproven as a HC. If he was going to learn on the job, I wish he would have stayed at Temple longer to do that. P5 is not where you learn on the job. [/QUOTE]
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