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NO and NOTwo questions for you
1 Do you think he should stay at 6-6?
2 Do you think Wildhack will keep him at 6-6?
NO and NOTwo questions for you
1 Do you think he should stay at 6-6?
2 Do you think Wildhack will keep him at 6-6?
Are Fordham and GTown ranked in the top 25 of the FCS? Neither have been much of anything in football in a long time. Holy Cross could win the FCS championship. Syracuse has never gotten any of the top talent from Catholic preps, I don't think that would change if Chesney became the coach and that's his recruiting angle.Would Georgetown and Fordham not be considered competition for similar? Both Jesuit
Two questions for you
1 Do you think he should stay at 6-6?
2 Do you think Wildhack will keep him at 6-6?
If anyone can do it, we can!Why can't we do both? Go 0-12 and have a scum bag coach?
That’s ok, less chance he boltsHe is 62 years old though.
Don’t see him leaving the NFL again.How about Bill O'Brien? Northeast guy, huge head coaching experience in the NFL and PSU. He remembers the Cuse glory days and could want to bring them back.
I think you have to let him go at 6-6. The schedule this year had 4 cupcakes. 6-6 isn't showing the improvement needed.Two questions for you
1 Do you think he should stay at 6-6?
2 Do you think Wildhack will keep him at 6-6?
as usual you are missing the point. just going to move onAre Fordham and GTown ranked in the top 25 of the FCS? Neither have been much of anything in football in a long time. Holy Cross could win the FCS championship. Syracuse has never gotten any of the top talent from Catholic preps, I don't think that would change if Chesney became the coach and that's his recruiting angle.
That’s where I am at. 2-6 with a weak ACC schedule is not good enough to keep Dino.I think you have to let him go at 6-6. The schedule this year had 4 cupcakes. 6-6 isn't showing the improvement needed.
He has an awesome arm. I saw him throw a 60yd TD pass in person.Our qb recruit from GA is a great prospect, cant do much better on that one
It could be an ideal situation for him to show that he can win and then get another SEC gig.I don't think Mullen would have a lot of P5 offers. So I wouldn't say it is not possible.
Please stop w Ed.Ed Orgeron would come back I am fairly certain.
If sluka has another year of eligibility at hc I would love if Chesney brought him along. May be a top 10 qb in the countryAre Fordham and GTown ranked in the top 25 of the FCS? Neither have been much of anything in football in a long time. Holy Cross could win the FCS championship. Syracuse has never gotten any of the top talent from Catholic preps, I don't think that would change if Chesney became the coach and that's his recruiting angle.
What I was saying before was that his best recruiting connections are to catholic prep schools and those players generally want to go to a catholic college. Would those players want to go to Syracuse? If he took over at BC that translates well, he would just get the better athletes to go there from the prep system.If sluka has another year of eligibility at hc I would love if Chesney brought him along. May be a top 10 qb in the country
HC recruits are national and it bodes well for us if Chesney can sell a more national brand w Syracuse vs HC.
I think he ends up at bc because it’s more appealing to a Chesney than Syracuse assuming Hafley doesn’t bowl.
He would be a perfect SU coach. He works the refs more than anyone I’ve seen in person. That’s number one interview prerequisite for Syracuse dot com
Oregon is on their SIXTH head coach in the past 15 years. Stability is way overrated.
Maybe hire someone from their athletic department who has been involved in their repeated searches. They get it right much more often than not.
And? That means, gasp, they hired good coordinators.They have mostly been continuity hires. They lucked out with Taggart leaving. Lanning seems like a good one.
And? That means, gasp, they hired good coordinators.
Wouldn't it be great if we had good coordinators who could become good head coaches? You know, instead of firing them frequently?
Oregon is on their SIXTH head coach in the past 15 years. Stability is way overrated.
Maybe hire someone from their athletic department who has been involved in their repeated searches. They get it right much more often than not.
and their 2nd year coach lost his OC and is on a new one. Defensive minded coach, risk taker, hired Will Stein who was the OC at UTSA last year. I think his first OC went to ASU as HC. I am done with these retreads old hats, need some new younger blood in here.Oregon is on their SIXTH head coach in the past 15 years. Stability is way overrated.
Maybe hire someone from their athletic department who has been involved in their repeated searches. They get it right much more often than not.
The got lucky when the coach left for Florida St after a year as well. He was not their best hire.Oregon though is still on their first Phil Knight
The point is you need to hire a good HC who then has a good OC for that to work. The 2nd part doesn’t happen without the first.And? That means, gasp, they hired good coordinators.
Wouldn't it be great if we had good coordinators who could become good head coaches? You know, instead of firing them frequently?
Most top football kids go to preps and catholics across the country. This isn't the worst thing in the world. i'm involved in the boston prep football world and see the kids from Xaverian are going to Michigan St and that's a Hasselbeck!What I was saying before was that his best recruiting connections are to catholic prep schools and those players generally want to go to a catholic college. Would those players want to go to Syracuse? If he took over at BC that translates well, he would just get the better athletes to go there from the prep system.