Oline coach

[RyanCuse44]

Or this lol

 

[IthacaBarrel]

yeah instead let’s keep him here even longer, because it couldn’t do any more harm bizarre

Bad hire is a bad hire, firing them 9 game into the season is a bad look no matter how it's framed up

 

[SuFTW]

Bad hire is a bad hire, firing them 9 game into the season is a bad look no matter how it's framed up

“Bad look” to who? If he is not getting the job done or causing other issues it is hurting the team to keep him on. Fixing that issue is more important than looking bad on a fan forum to a minority of posters.

 

[shu 49]

Bad hire is a bad hire, firing them 9 game into the season is a bad look no matter how it's framed up

Yeah but realizing it and replacing them is also a good thing. I hired a carpet salesman who was supposed to help sell flooring and it didn’t work out and I knew it in 2 months so I let them go. Making a mistake is ok as I’m sure u have made them but correcting them quickly is the key.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Better to cut one WR coach in November than to lose 4-5 WRs to the portal in January.

 

[Atlcuse44]

I remember when we hired Williams, someone went over to the Purdue site and they were glad he was gone.

 

[NJCuse97]

We actually have a few former players or coaches who COULD fill the role of OL coach (but I doubt many or any will). Marrone in NE has been discussed. Adazzio on TV has been discussed, and he has ties to Fran. I believe John Reagan was OL coach at Maryland when they embarrassed us. Brian Picucci, a TE from the early 90s is an OL coach with the TB Bucs, Pugh is a nice “out of the box” idea. Feels like there may not be real options, but plenty of guys connected to the program worth talking to.

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

Doug is the O line coach for the New England Patriots. I don't think he's going anywhere anytime soon

What if it’s his dream job?

 

[djorange1989]

Bad hire is a bad hire, firing them 9 game into the season is a bad look no matter how it's framed up

Yeah no one fires a coach during a season..

 

[tbonezone]

liked the size of the big frosh byron washington. not one ounce of technique but a lot of mass. maybe we could hand off to byron on those classic fran brown nevermake 4th and shorts. go big or go home i say !

 

[bevosu]

I like Willis, and I think he can be a decent RB, but running him inside with a bad offensive line that can't run block is not working.

I've noticed in recent games that he'll get the ball, follow the inside play call running at full speed, and realize there is nowhere to go. He'll stop and stutter-step as he looks for a crease that isn't there.

That delay results in the defensive linemen (plural) stopping him in his tracks. He'd be better off maintaining his speed and just plowing ahead. The stutter step at that point when there is no hole is futile.

 

[Dinkyspond]

Doug is the O line coach for the New England Patriots. I don't think he's going anywhere anytime soon

He also hates recruiting, Doug is in the NFL until he retires.

 

[AngryOtto]

With how many coaches and consultants all our coaches do not need to be recruiters. We just need some good fundamental coaches O and D line.

 

[sufandu]

We actually have a few former players or coaches who COULD fill the role of OL coach (but I doubt many or any will). Marrone in NE has been discussed. Adazzio on TV has been discussed, and he has ties to Fran. I believe John Reagan was OL coach at Maryland when they embarrassed us. Brian Picucci, a TE from the early 90s is an OL coach with the TB Bucs, Pugh is a nice “out of the box” idea. Feels like there may not be real options, but plenty of guys connected to the program worth talking to.

There are also a ton of options coaching at lower levels that would jump at the chance to move up. Find a FCS team with great oline execution and poach a guy.

 

[shu 49]

I like Willis, and I think he can be a decent RB, but running him inside with a bad offensive line that can't run block is not working.

I've noticed in recent games that he'll get the ball, follow the inside play call running at full speed, and realize there is nowhere to go. He'll stop and stutter-step as he looks for a crease that isn't there.

That delay results in the defensive linemen (plural) stopping him in his tracks. He'd be better off maintaining his speed and just plowing ahead. The stutter step at that point when there is no hole is futile.

Exactly

 

[ImperialOrange]

There are also a ton of options coaching at lower levels that would jump at the chance to move up. Find a FCS team with great oline execution and poach a guy.

Brian Gabriel - Football Coach - Monmouth University Athletics

Brian Gabriel joined the Monmouth football coaching staff in 2004 and was promoted to Run Game Coordinator prior to the 2019 season. Gabriel also serves as Monmouth's

monmouthhawks.com

This gent makes a ton of sense for many reasons. Monmouth has been exceptional on offense, he's a Siena grad so Syracuse is a known, and currently coaches in and recruits New Jersey.

 

[Fowler]

What’s Justin Pugh doing now?

 

[OrangeXtreme]

What’s Justin Pugh doing now?

Very short push-ups.

 

[orangefog]

Very short push-ups.

I picture him chesting out and his arms can't reach the floor.

 

[orangefog]

Very short push-ups.

I was going to say smacking himself in his ears doing jumping jacks.

 

[richmondcuse03]

There are also a ton of options coaching at lower levels that would jump at the chance to move up. Find a FCS team with great oline execution and poach a guy.

That's logical but sadly, not how the coaching circle tends to work. Guys hook up with guys they previously coached with far too often, regardless of results. I hope we don't do that again but that's how we got Dale (Nixon connection). Addazio will likely push his son for the gig.

 

[GoSU96]

What’s Justin Pugh doing now?

I think he’s focused on business and has a side gig helping the ad with something. I think I saw something like that in passing. Maybe NIL or fundraising.

 

[HRE Otto IV]

I like Willis, and I think he can be a decent RB, but running him inside with a bad offensive line that can't run block is not working.

I've noticed in recent games that he'll get the ball, follow the inside play call running at full speed, and realize there is nowhere to go. He'll stop and stutter-step as he looks for a crease that isn't there.

That delay results in the defensive linemen (plural) stopping him in his tracks. He'd be better off maintaining his speed and just plowing ahead. The stutter step at that point when there is no hole is futile.

I had high hopes for Willis but I have soured on him a bit. I am starting to see some Jerome Smith in him. That is still a good RB but not what I thought he would be at this point.

 

[HRE Otto IV]

We actually have a few former players or coaches who COULD fill the role of OL coach (but I doubt many or any will). Marrone in NE has been discussed. Adazzio on TV has been discussed, and he has ties to Fran. I believe John Reagan was OL coach at Maryland when they embarrassed us. Brian Picucci, a TE from the early 90s is an OL coach with the TB Bucs, Pugh is a nice “out of the box” idea. Feels like there may not be real options, but plenty of guys connected to the program worth talking to.

Giufre was OL/OC at UConn but has been down at Fordham since.