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10-20-2016, 03:44 PM | #92 |
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I love the cerebral coaches and the fiery ones as well. What I don't understand his his total separation from the team and assistants during a game. We sit on the home side and I watch the interactions on the bench all game. The assistants are very involved, as they should be....and I have heard that Tommy likes to delegate to help his coaches grow...admirable. But during key times of a game, when momentum seams to be slipping away or we need a big play....a timeout is called, the team on the field huddles on the sideline to meet with coaches and Tommy is standing 20 yards away with his headset on. I do not understand his style of detached coaching at times when the leader of the troups needs to illustrate command. Urban does this....Paul Brown would greet a player on the sideline to explain what they did wrong....Tom Landry was calm and collected but got in a players face when it was needed....John Wooden would smack his team with his rolled up program during timeouts. Maybe it's just a difference in opinion....I respect what you are saying and I don't like extreme screamers....just looking for a little leadership during tough times of a game.
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Someone mentioned in another thread that they watched last night's BYU vs Boise game and thought that we should be at that level and I couldn't agree more.
The one lifeline UC football has going forward is the likelihood that the CFP will expand to 8 teams. If/when this happens it will drastically increase the chances of a non-P5 school competing for a spot in the playoff. Our best and only option as a program right now is to compete to position ourselves to be in that upper echelon group on non-P5 schools. College Football is all about coaching and TT is clearly not the guy to get this program where it needs to be. He seems like a good guy but we're not paying him to be a good guy, we're paying him to win football games at a high level. It is imperative that UC moves on from TT after this season and it's critical that they make the right hire with their next hire. Programs can turn around very quickly with the right hire. We've seen UC do it already, Houston is doing it right now, USF has done it in the past and appears to have done it again, Boise State, and the list goes on. Our prospects as a non power 5 in a potential 8 team playoff format would be much better than a Purdue or Iowa State or Kansas or Kentucky. Those types of school will NEVER win their conferences and will NEVER have a shot at a playoff but a strong UC program playing in the AAC just might. There's no reason why UC can't attract a young up and coming coach. We have great facilities, we can pay and we have a strong recent tradition of success and placing those up and coming coaches into premier jobs. Retaining a successful coach will remain an issue for UC as a non P5 but there is no reason we can't attract a young coach on the way up. This administration needs to wake the hell up and realize that they are allowing our major sports programs to die a slow death under two head coaches who quite frankly don't put butts in the seats. It's time for these guys to go and for us to make UC sports great again. |
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On the Football Four podcast they were talking about the coaching changes. Many of the hot seat coaches (Stoops at Kentucky, Helton at USC, Malzahn at Auburn, Sumlin at A&M) have saved their jobs. So the losers of this offseason are the P5 level candidates. LSU might not even end up being open. So NC State, Purdue, Texas, and Oregon seem like pretty much the only potential P5 openings unless I'm forgetting any.
This makes us a huge winner. We will be one of the top open jobs this offseason. I know Kiffin played at Fresno State, but just the idea that he'd consider that job bodes well for us. And in our own conference, we saw UCF go from 1-11(?) last year, to turning it around by hiring Scott Frost from being Oregon's OC. We can definitely land a good coach here. And plenty will be out there this offseason. Last edited by jacobkdoyle; 10-31-2016 at 12:24 PM. |
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I ain't going no where Jacob, cheer up
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I can't for the life of me understand why we haven't hopped on this carousel yet
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