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Old 12-31-2010, 05:58 PM   #351
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I realize in college football the SEC is king, but is there any logical reason why Weis, who has received plaudits for his work in the very same position with a successful 2010 NFL team (the Chiefs), would leave those Chiefs to make a lateral move back to college?

I think Weis is only leaving his coordinator spot for a head coach spot somewhere (college or pors, and probably not college; I don't think Weis enjoyed his college experience coaching).

I was trying to grab for ideas as well. I think being just the OC will help versus trying to take on the head job. He might have found out he likes dealing with universities and college kids versus the pros as well. But on the surface, this looks like something you would only do for a long time friend. It would be a great hire if they could get him though.
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Old 12-31-2010, 06:31 PM   #352
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Pitt claimed the reason they went with Haywood over Holgorsen was because they wanted a man of character.

Former ND offensive coord, new Pitt coach Haywood arrested
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Old 12-31-2010, 08:04 PM   #353
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Pitt claimed the reason they went with Haywood over Holgorsen was because they wanted a man of character.

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Yep, he definitely has character.
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Old 12-31-2010, 08:32 PM   #354
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Pitt claimed the reason they went with Haywood over Holgorsen was because they wanted a man of character.

Former ND offensive coord, new Pitt coach Haywood arrested

So who will be the new head coach at Pitt? Unless there's pretty quick proof that he's falsely accused, I have to think this is a situation where you cut your losses & rapidly move to the next choice on your list.
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Old 12-31-2010, 10:28 PM   #355
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So who will be the new head coach at Pitt? Unless there's pretty quick proof that he's falsely accused, I have to think this is a situation where you cut your losses & rapidly move to the next choice on your list.

Maybe they'll go with George O'Leary.
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Old 12-31-2010, 10:30 PM   #356
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RichRod 4 Pitt. Stick it to WVU for stealing Holgerson
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Old 01-01-2011, 12:47 AM   #357
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I'm really happy with the staff getting put together at Indiana. Kevin Wilson (Oklahoma) as head coach, Brent Pease (Boise State) as OC, Mike Ekeler (Nebraska) as Co-DC. Nice to see we're no longer raiding the MAC for coaches. I think Indiana should see some solid improvement in the next few years, as this staff is light years better than what we had under Bill Lynch. I actually feel a little hope for the the team now that we have some young, innovative guys with high energy on the sidelines.
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Old 01-01-2011, 06:09 PM   #358
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Haywood fired.

It'll be interesting to see which direction they go in now. It leaked out not long after Wanny was "fired" that they were going cheap on a head coach and eventually settled on Haywood. They could decide this is such an embarrassment that they have to go out and make a splash now.

I'm nervous that eventually even Steve Pederson can get a hire right when given enough chances.
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Old 01-01-2011, 06:37 PM   #359
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Haywood fired.

It'll be interesting to see which direction they go in now. It leaked out not long after Wanny was "fired" that they were going cheap on a head coach and eventually settled on Haywood. They could decide this is such an embarrassment that they have to go out and make a splash now.

I'm nervous that eventually even Steve Pederson can get a hire right when given enough chances.

No worries, Rich Rodriguez will be available this week.
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Old 01-01-2011, 06:41 PM   #360
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No worries, Rich Rodriguez will be available this week.


Rich has spent the last 2 years trying to repair the bridges he destroyed at WVU on the way out and has directly asked for his job back twice in the past 6 months.

He wants to get back to WVU at some point so I seriously doubt he's dumb enough to take the Pitt job.
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Old 01-01-2011, 06:46 PM   #361
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No worries, Rich Rodriguez will be available tomorrow.

Fixed.
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Old 01-01-2011, 07:03 PM   #362
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I wonder if Pitt will go after Marvin Lewis........he'll be available by Tuesday I'd bet. He's from the area.
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Old 01-01-2011, 07:13 PM   #363
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My initial guess would be they look at Paul Rhoads, Teryl Austin, and Sal Sunseri. I can't see Cignetti getting the job.
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Old 01-01-2011, 07:38 PM   #364
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Pitt is really taking a beating here.
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Old 01-01-2011, 10:18 PM   #365
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AP is reporting that Weis has accepted an offer to become Florida's OC.

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Old 01-02-2011, 12:23 AM   #366
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If Pitt was serious this time around, they would open up the purse strings and hire Kevin Sumlin immediately.

But, they are cheap and still on the hook for Wanny (had just signed an extension) and probably are going to have to give some type of payout to Haywood (to keep him from fighting it while/if his legal issues are being settled). I'm guessing they will end up with someone like Paul Pasqualoni or Tim Lewis.
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Old 01-02-2011, 01:32 AM   #367
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If Pitt was serious this time around, they would open up the purse strings and hire Kevin Sumlin immediately.

But, they are cheap and still on the hook for Wanny (had just signed an extension) and probably are going to have to give some type of payout to Haywood (to keep him from fighting it while/if his legal issues are being settled). I'm guessing they will end up with someone like Paul Pasqualoni or Tim Lewis.

I hear Ralph Friedgen is available.
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Old 01-02-2011, 01:33 AM   #368
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Fixed.

Don't we wish? I will be ecstatic the day that assclown is booted out of Ann Arbor.
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Old 01-02-2011, 02:35 AM   #369
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I hear Ralph Friedgen is available.


That may be changing sooner rather than later.
I understand he is deep into talks to serve a 2 year stint (guaranteed no more no less) as OC for another ACC school.
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Old 01-02-2011, 03:47 AM   #370
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I wonder what kind of settlement Haywood gets to get the boot. What an embarrassment for everyone involved.
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Old 01-02-2011, 10:40 AM   #371
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Has there ever been a college coach as in demand as Jim Harbaugh? He could take the 49ers, Broncos, or the Panthers job as well as Michigan. Shoot, he could have had the Florida or the Miami job if he had really wanted it.
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Old 01-02-2011, 11:35 AM   #372
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Has there ever been a college coach as in demand as Jim Harbaugh? He could take the 49ers, Broncos, or the Panthers job as well as Michigan. Shoot, he could have had the Florida or the Miami job if he had really wanted it.

The Michigan Scout & Rivals sites are insinuating Harbaugh will be named Michigan's coach by the end of the week. I don't really buy it but we shall see.
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Old 01-02-2011, 01:49 PM   #373
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Looks like Randy Edsall is going to Maryland according to a bunch of different sources.
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Old 01-02-2011, 02:15 PM   #374
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Oh wow. I guess maybe the BCS loss and TCU coming the league makes him realize they're not going to fluke into a BCS game again anytime soon.
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Old 01-02-2011, 02:16 PM   #375
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Okay, I apologize to HiFi...
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Kind of a surprise, if true.

I can understand striking while the iron is hot (from Edsall's standpoint if he gets a nice raise), but this doesn't sound like a good marriage to me.
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Old 01-02-2011, 03:12 PM   #377
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Oh wow. I guess maybe the BCS loss and TCU coming the league makes him realize they're not going to fluke into a BCS game again anytime soon.

Not sure--He's looked around every year, and has done a really good job spinning the times he has been passed over for a new gig as his own decision to stay at UConn. Gotta be tough being the third banana in an athletic department (hard enough for the UNC and Kentucky football coaches to be #2).
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Old 01-02-2011, 03:59 PM   #378
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Randomly throwing this out there, but I wonder if Tom Coughlin would be interested in the UConn gig (if gets the axe this season).
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Old 01-02-2011, 06:14 PM   #379
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Randomly throwing this out there, but I wonder if Tom Coughlin would be interested in the UConn gig (if gets the axe this season).

He's pretty old. I know he's the oldest head coach in the NFL right now
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Old 01-02-2011, 06:36 PM   #380
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Some college program should give Mike Singletary a look. I know he didn't work out so well for the Niners, but the college game is different and he's probably a better fit at the college level.
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I don't think Singletary would be a very good college coach. Not diplomatic enough, not a game manager and the college job these days is really the gig of a CEO and I think his shtick wouldn't work well in a college game as well as it does in the pros.
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Old 01-02-2011, 06:53 PM   #382
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I don't think Singletary would be a very good college coach. Not diplomatic enough, not a game manager and the college job these days is really the gig of a CEO and I think his shtick wouldn't work well in a college game as well as it does in the pros.

Agreed. He's a position coach personality, ala Trooper Taylor (among many example).
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I don't think Singletary would be a very good college coach. Not diplomatic enough, not a game manager and the college job these days is really the gig of a CEO and I think his shtick wouldn't work well in a college game as well as it does in the pros.

Big ole +1.
I can't see Singletary going on the banquet circuit kissing 70 year old ass and begging for cash. And if he cant do that, then cant coach college.
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Old 01-02-2011, 07:05 PM   #384
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Wonder if Randy Shannon will get any looks by programs for jobs. I don't think he's a very good game manager either, but he can recruit well, graduates players and if the U wasn't delusional about their place in the modern college football landscape, he'd have remained there.
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Wonder if Randy Shannon will get any looks by programs for jobs. I don't think he's a very good game manager either, but he can recruit well, graduates players and if the U wasn't delusional about their place in the modern college football landscape, he'd have remained there.

I would say that Miami is probably the only school in America who would have given Randy Shannon a head coaching job when he got one. While Randy has an impressive story, he is not an impressive story teller. He is not very good in interviews and tends to be very direct to a fault. He is not one to BS anyone. That plays well when you win, it sucks when you lose.
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I just realized that the Pitt AD is the same dude responsible for the Nebraska/Callahan debacle.

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He's pretty old. I know he's the oldest head coach in the NFL right now

Coughlin could easily get another HC job if fired. Fired in an 10 win season? A Super Bowl ring for one team, and two AFC Championship Games for the other? Yeah, I think he could find a job in today's market in the NFL.
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Ralph Friedgen > Randy Edsall. It's not even close. Under Armour better go SMU level dirty on the recruiting trail or it's going to be a bloodbath very soon.
The move makes no sense. Edsall is a safe option, he'll win you 8 games and that's it. But so would Friedgen. The only way the move to dump him made sense was if they were taking a shot with a guy like Leach who while risky, had a much higher upside.
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Agreed. He's a position coach personality, ala Trooper Taylor (among many example).
Agreed. I guess the only exception would be maybe an FCS or D2 role where the novelty of playing for him would bring in some better recruits than normal.

He's best off just being a linebackers coach though on the NFL level.
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That may be changing sooner rather than later.
I understand he is deep into talks to serve a 2 year stint (guaranteed no more no less) as OC for another ACC school.

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But dont fret yet, Tulsa OC Chad Morris is set to interview on Wednesday morning as well...he may be great but last year at this time he was guiding a Texas HS program.
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Edsall reportedly didn't fly back with the team. Instead he flew directly to Baltimore and didn't bother to tell the team he had accepted the Maryland job.

http://blogs.courant.com/uconn_footb...ll-player.html

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No more than 25 players returned to Connecticut Sunday on the UConn charter. UConn is on break right now and many players scattered when they could. So he hadn't addressed everybody.

When the plane landed....

"We were on hold for a half-hour, with the operations manager telling us Edsall would be coming on in a few minutes. When Edsall came on he was like, "I just wanted to tell you that I'm sorry I can't do this in person, but due to circumstances ... I just want to let you know that it's not because of you guys. But it's an opportunity for my family. ... I can move on feeling like I've accomplished things here and I'm leaving the program in a good way."

"A couple of coaches said that was BS. ... They didn't know about it. He hadn't told any of us.

"It really pisses me off because he made Jordan (Todman) address the team last night to say he was leaving. And he isn't man enough to do it face to face to us?"

"A lot of people were just really upset by the call. He made Todman get up and tell the whole team: 'Jordan, I think you have something to say to these guys.' He made him do it face-to-face. But he didn't do it face-to-face."

"I'm going to look [at other schools], not Big East or anything. ... When you bring in a new coach, the first three or four years [it's all developing the program)]. But these are Edsall's players, not the new guy's. ... Well, I'm going to get the --- out of here. But what happens with the incoming recruiting class? Are those guys still coming?

"The thing I'm concerned with is, am I going to get my release."
The player said they had seen Edsall this morning at the hotel. "He could have told us then, face-to-face.

According to the player, Edsall also said on the call: 'Guys, this just happened. It was a spur of the moment thing. I had no idea."

I'm hearing now that Edsall was in contract negotiations with Maryland last week...

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The move makes no sense. Edsall is a safe option, he'll win you 8 games and that's it. But so would Friedgen. The only way the move to dump him made sense was if they were taking a shot with a guy like Leach who while risky, had a much higher upside.

I don't see it is a bad move, but it isn't a good one either. Really, it is just a "meh" move for Maryland, and a good move for Edsall. Three years from now he will either be the toast of the Terps or looking for employment.
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I don't see it is a bad move, but it isn't a good one either. Really, it is just a "meh" move for Maryland, and a good move for Edsall. Three years from now he will either be the toast of the Terps or looking for employment.

UConn spends more money on football than Maryland. It's an odd move. I don't think he went to a job that's really any better or any worse than what he had at UConn.

From what's been reported a big part of this was because Edsall and the current AD do not get along at all.
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From what's been reported a big part of this was because Edsall and the current AD do not get along at all.

Looks like the same thing happened at Maryland. I agree it is probably a lateral move for both Maryland and Edsall, but doesn't he at least get a somewhat better recruiting location?
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Better recruiting area? Yes. He's not much of a recruiter though so he'll have to bring in assistants that can recruit.
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Old 01-02-2011, 10:51 PM   #399
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Once again, college coaches prove themselves to be douchebags. That's an awful way to treat the kids.
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