Sterlin Gilbert is the actual OC/QB coach at South Florida. I doubt he gives that up to come to Syracuse and be a Co-OC.
He would need to be the guy.
But from what I can find, he is only making 100k at USF. Surely we could give him more money than that.
that salary can't be right
LSU promoted from within for their OC as far as I saw online today.
Surprisingly it is. He actually makes less than most of the positional coaches at USF
Breakdown of USF Football Assistant Coaches Pool
Surprisingly it is. He actually makes less than most of the positional coaches at USF
Breakdown of USF Football Assistant Coaches Pool
I would assume so as well. Texas paid him 850k per. Not sure how much was guaranteed, but he had a lot of leverage at the time they were trying to hire him.
Yeah I'm not sure. However... ALL in on SG
Actually, I wonder if it's that low cause he's still getting money from Texas. In 2016 he was supposed to have signed a 3 year deal worth $850K with Texas.
Read comments above... haha
If we bring in another that shares the OC title that has to mean there is something important structurally there for HCDFB. I wonder what that is for him.
Here’s how I would structure the coaching responsibilities bringing in Gilbert and Mattox.Gilbert had insane leverage on UT. The school was desperate to overhaul its offense after hiring a conservative, defensive minded coach in Strong who brought over Shawn Watson, who proved to be not up to the task when not coaching Teddy Bridgewater. UT was caught off guard when their first choice, Sonny Cumbie, the OC from TCU, turned them down. UT/Coach Strong were scrambling, and they turned to Gilbert, who promptly turned them down. UT panicked and put on the full court press, flying up not just Strong, but the athletic director and the actual school president to Gilbert's house. They ultimately gave him an offer he couldn't refuse, and he came to UT along with Mike Mattox, the OL coach (and another Briles/Babers guy).
I have to think reuniting with Babers is appealing to Gilbert. He may have forged a good relationship with Strong, but Strong at his heart will always be a more conservative, defense oriented coach - and as head coach, his mentality will have final say. A sticking point might be Mattox, who Gilbert would most certainly want to come along. Mattox has been OL coach and run game coordinator at UT and USF. He and Lynch would greatly overlap, and eventually you will run into a problem of too many cooks in the kitchen. Mattox may not want a step down in responsibility.
I'm not sure what juggling possibilities there are on the staff and who is able to coach what, but personally, I'd love to see Gilbert and Mattox come aboard.
Dino Babers
Head Coach
Kim McCloud
Assistant Head Coach/WR
Sterlin Gilbert
OC/QB/Pass Game Coordinator
Mike Lynch
OC/RB/Run Game Coordinator
Mike Mattox
OL
Reno Ferri
TE
Brian Ward
DC
Vinson Reynolds
DL
Steve Stanard
LB
Nick Monroe
DB
Justin Lustig
ST
Here’s how I would structure the coaching responsibilities bringing in Gilbert and Mattox.
Dino Babers, Head Coach
Kim McCloud,Assistant Head Coach/WR
Sterlin Gilbert, OC/QB/Pass Game Coordinator
Mike Lynch, OC/RB/Run Game Coordinator
Mike Mattox, OL
Reno Ferri, TE
Brian Ward, DC
Vinson Reynolds, DL
Steve Stanard, LB
Nick Monroe, DB
Justin Lustig, Special Teams
Very cleverBut I thought Orange is the New Fast?
Here’s how I would structure the coaching responsibilities bringing in Gilbert and Mattox.
Dino Babers, Head Coach
Kim McCloud, Assistant Head Coach/WR
Sterlin Gilbert, OC/QB/Pass Game Coordinator
Mike Lynch, OC/RB/Run Game Coordinator
Mike Mattox, OL
Reno Ferri, TE
Brian Ward, DC
Vinson Reynolds, DL
Steve Stanard, LB
Nick Monroe, DB
Justin Lustig, Special Teams
maybe read to the bottom of the listNo dedicated special teams guy.. I think Babers has said that’s a no go
How cool is it that you know another mans actual thoughts!Agreed, and I'm sure Dino agrees as well. Pretty sure Gilbert is his first choice.
I’m assumimg he meant that HCDB won’t hire a dedicated ST coach. Just my guess.maybe read to the bottom of the list