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Looks like we could Doug Marrone as the next Tennessee Titans HC

GoSU96 said:
There were people calling him to be fired in 2011 and 2012 on this board. He was given a win or your out ultimatum supposedly here. And that was before they add a late season road game at Missouri. The greatest outrage here was from the non supporters when he left, it was a joke. A big percentage of Bills fans and Buffalo media wanted him gone last year. And none of that has anything to do with the job he did at both places.
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So, so wrong. The ultimatum had nothing to do with performance? Is not getting along with management a part of the job?
 
rrlbees said:
Must be why I favor Wendy's.
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Don't worry, we just imported a unique "best of" family owned joint with locations in Texas and Ohio ;)
 
Do not be surprised to see him land a HC gig in the NFL soon.

Further, about the posts questioning his "loyalty" and if he would stick around, all of those things can be taken care of within the covenants of the contract. But I think that's getting ahead of ourselves. If he lands a HC job, he's not going to try and get out of dodge any time soon.

Haters gon' hate.
 
Rocco said:
Do not be surprised to see him land a HC gig in the NFL soon.

Further, about the posts questioning his "loyalty" and if he would stick around, all of those things can be taken care of within the covenants of the contract. But I think that's getting ahead of ourselves. If he lands a HC job, he's not going to try and get out of dodge any time soon.

Haters gon' hate.
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If you're an SU and Buffalo Bills fan (as if regular life wasn't bad enough), it's pretty easy to dislike him.

If you're a Doug Marrone fan, I guess it's easy to like him. Not my perspective though. But credit to him, he certainly has a following.
 
Cheriehoop said:
A big part of the problem for SU and the Bills is that it just doesn't matter how fans, owners, administrators think of Marrone or if they want him to stay - he wasn't fired - he just leaves. He's never felt the need to explain why he leaves teams so I'd find it difficult to commit to a man as your head coach who you can't ever really trust is ever committed to the job nor your team. As a fan, he's the type of guy who you'd also better not care if he's your head coach or not, or else you would be upset.
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Just because he didn't discuss it with the fans or in the media doesn't mean his reasons weren't clear to his bosses.
 
Chip said:
If you're an SU and Buffalo Bills fan (as if regular life wasn't bad enough), it's pretty easy to dislike him.

If you're a Doug Marrone fan, I guess it's easy to like him. Not my perspective though. But credit to him, he certainly has a following.
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I am a Giants fan, and while this year was a disaster, we've won 2 Super Bowls in the last 8 years. If I were a Bills fan, well, I'd probably just hate myself. At least Marrone was over .500 last year with that calamity up there. Rex had Tyrod Taylor, Charles Clay and Shady McCoy added into what Marrone was working with (Manuel and Kyle Orton). EJ Manuel was NOT Marrone's pick, contrary to popular belief. He took a put option and bounced not knowing what the new ownership was going to do. His agent, the great Jimmy Sexton, advised him to do so. It wasn't a temper-tantrum type of exit like many try to fabricate it was.

As an SU fan, we need to accept that we are a stepping stone school. Marrone walked into a legit shitt-bomb here, was able to stop the football defecating and have some mild success, then left when the top dogs came calling. "Dream job" is purely a presser sales pitch to get people jacked up. I love how many of you still hang on to that. I fully expect all of you to loyally remain in your current job forever, and you'd better not take any sort of promotion. If you do, you are an asshat clown who cannot be trusted.
 
Giants lost what, five games on the last play of the game. This has been a hard luck season. Bills went backwards, with more talent.
 
All4SU said:
Just because he didn't discuss it with the fans or in the media doesn't mean his reasons weren't clear to his bosses.
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That's true. But his public perception is based on fans and media - not his bosses (with whom he burned bridges).

So - he alienates fans, is ornery and standoffish with the media, and burns bridges. Good thing he is a decent coach or he might be out of the profession.
 
Rocco said:
I am a Giants fan, and while this year was a disaster, we've won 2 Super Bowls in the last 8 years. If I were a Bills fan, well, I'd probably just hate myself. At least Marrone was over .500 last year with that calamity up there. Rex had Tyrod Taylor, Charles Clay and Shady McCoy added into what Marrone was working with (Manuel and Kyle Orton). EJ Manuel was NOT Marrone's pick, contrary to popular belief. He took a put option and bounced not knowing what the new ownership was going to do. His agent, the great Jimmy s e xton, advised him to do so. It wasn't a temper-tantrum type of exit like many try to fabricate it was. As an SU fan, we need to accept that we are a stepping stone school. Marrone walked into a legit shitt-bomb here, was able to stop the football defecating and have some mild success, then left when the top dogs came calling. "Dream job" is purely a presser sales pitch to get people jacked up. I love how many of you still hang on to that. I fully expect all of you to loyally remain in your current job forever, and you'd better not take any sort of promotion. If you do, you are an asshat clown who cannot be trusted.
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3 schools of thought:

1. If you can get an NFL job, you should take it.
2. Marrone is better suited to the NFL. Schmoozing donors, recruits, media - not his thing at all.
3. Leaving before the job is done is a Marrone thing. When it gets tough, he bolts - rather than work with the powers that be. Leaving his alma mater in a lurch won't be forgotten. Taking most of the staff that late in the cycle? Also bad.
 
Rocco said:
I am a Giants fan, and while this year was a disaster, we've won 2 Super Bowls in the last 8 years. If I were a Bills fan, well, I'd probably just hate myself. At least Marrone was over .500 last year with that calamity up there. Rex had Tyrod Taylor, Charles Clay and Shady McCoy added into what Marrone was working with (Manuel and Kyle Orton). EJ Manuel was NOT Marrone's pick, contrary to popular belief. He took a put option and bounced not knowing what the new ownership was going to do. His agent, the great Jimmy s e xton, advised him to do so. It wasn't a temper-tantrum type of exit like many try to fabricate it was.

As an SU fan, we need to accept that we are a stepping stone school. Marrone walked into a legit shitt-bomb here, was able to stop the football defecating and have some mild success, then left when the top dogs came calling. "Dream job" is purely a presser sales pitch to get people jacked up. I love how many of you still hang on to that. I fully expect all of you to loyally remain in your current job forever, and you'd better not take any sort of promotion. If you do, you are an asshat clown who cannot be trusted.
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Folks hang on to it because Dougie was a player at Cuse...he mentioned the binder...
 
Millhouse said:
rocco has a very strange thing about the bills
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People get carried away with Marrone on both ends, the man love and the hatred. Like you said, most people who are Bills fans didn't want the guy fired but weren't in love with him either. He walked away because he thought he could get the Jets gig or another one, IMO. It backfired on him for at least a year as far as his rep goes, he had a good out clause, took advantage of it will be hired again at some point as a HC. Look at all the other coaches out there that get rehired. I think Doug is a good coach not a great coach but he needs more games to prove either way and I bet he gets a gig this year, if he goes that route. I think the Tenn job will be perfect for him, it's also in what looks like a weak conference. Issue is he will be coaching 2 a year versus his old team and his very good friend in BOB, won't stop him but not ideal

People love to bang the drum though
 
Rocco said:
I am a Giants fan, and while this year was a disaster, we've won 2 Super Bowls in the last 8 years. If I were a Bills fan, well, I'd probably just hate myself. At least Marrone was over .500 last year with that calamity up there. Rex had Tyrod Taylor, Charles Clay and Shady McCoy added into what Marrone was working with (Manuel and Kyle Orton). EJ Manuel was NOT Marrone's pick, contrary to popular belief. He took a put option and bounced not knowing what the new ownership was going to do. His agent, the great Jimmy s e xton, advised him to do so. It wasn't a temper-tantrum type of exit like many try to fabricate it was.

As an SU fan, we need to accept that we are a stepping stone school. Marrone walked into a legit shitt-bomb here, was able to stop the football defecating and have some mild success, then left when the top dogs came calling. "Dream job" is purely a presser sales pitch to get people jacked up. I love how many of you still hang on to that. I fully expect all of you to loyally remain in your current job forever, and you'd better not take any sort of promotion. If you do, you are an asshat clown who cannot be trusted.
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Promotions are within the company.

People - guys like Jim Boeheim - take a hometown discount for their dream job.

The deal with Marrone, honestly, with his SEC and NFL background - bullsh1t is just part of the job. The fanbase at SU with it's unique stable of coaches just never dealt with it;
 
Bayside44 said:
Promotions are within the company.

People - guys like Jim Boeheim - take a hometown discount for their dream job.

The deal with Marrone, honestly, with his SEC and NFL background - bullsh1t is just part of the job. The fanbase at SU with it's unique stable of coaches just never dealt with it;
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Promotions, sure.

Better not ever jump to a better company or better job either. Headhunting exists in all professions.

In this day and age, Boeheim is one of a kind. Came here in '62 and never left. I love that, but that's just not how things work out anymore in the sports world.
 
IthacaBarrel said:
People get carried away with Marrone on both ends, the man love and the hatred. Like you said, most people who are Bills fans didn't want the guy fired but weren't in love with him either. He walked away because he thought he could get the Jets gig or another one, IMO. It backfired on him for at least a year as far as his rep goes, he had a good out clause, took advantage of it will be hired again at some point as a HC. Look at all the other coaches out there that get rehired. I think Doug is a good coach not a great coach but he needs more games to prove either way and I bet he gets a gig this year, if he goes that route. I think the Tenn job will be perfect for him, it's also in what looks like a weak conference. Issue is he will be coaching 2 a year versus his old team and his very good friend in BOB, won't stop him but not ideal

People love to bang the drum though
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if marrone ever sees the light on real basic stuff, which is quite possible, I can see him being successful. football guys know what they know and they can benefit from taking a step back.

i doubt dino babers is some physicist genius, he just happened to end up with briles and saw how well it worked and ran with it.

marrone could be quite good with a qb he believes in, needs to get over this white knuckle shart and stop punting all the time. just relax a little bit
 
Millhouse said:
if marrone ever sees the light on real basic stuff, which is quite possible, I can see him being successful. football guys know what they know and they can benefit from taking a step back.

i doubt dino babers is some physicist genius, he just happened to end up with briles and saw how well it worked and ran with it.

marrone could be quite good with a qb he believes in, needs to get over this white knuckle shart and stop punting all the time. just relax a little bit
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I agree, he's a good coach and can get better with a solid QB, but don't know if he will have the defense he had last year to rely on either, who knows?
 

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