oregon is still very talented but this should've been a year they had a big dropoff with sub par qb play and they're still prolific beyond our wildest dreams. frost has learned from the very best. i prefer babers too. i think the baylor offense is so much more sustainable. babers leaves or retires? no problem, there will be a hundred guys to choose from by thenMy only concern with Frost is has he ever shown that he can coach up or do more with less. Oregon recruits itself and has elite talent everywhere. I am not sold the guy can come in and sell the program and recruit the talent he needs. He has never shown he can do it. A guy like Babers? I can see that he has done that at Bowling Green or at least coached the kids up to run his system effectively. You can see a track record of success. All I see with Frost is a hot coordinator at the hot program who spends like a pro franchise. I am not really impressed, just my opinion. To me he looks like the hire that Kansas made from Texas A&M
Guy like Frost is a show dog, guy like Babers is a junk yard dog. I really want a guy with HC experience. Hey maybe will light this thing on Fire but Frost isn't the most dynamic guy either, don't know if he can sell an entire program. Then again his personality may suit the new regime quite nicely, less snake oil more substance.
if it means year 1 is a mess, so be it. can't let yourself be too concerned with thatAlmost everyone on this thread will be bowling. That probably means it will be January until a hire is announced. The new guy better have a good network for possible staff.
oregon is still very talented but this should've been a year they had a big dropoff with sub par qb play and they're still prolific beyond our wildest dreams. frost has learned from the very best. i prefer babers too. i think the baylor offense is so much more sustainable. babers leaves or retires? no problem, there will be a hundred guys to choose from by then
Almost everyone on this thread will be bowling. That probably means it will be January until a hire is announced. The new guy better have a good network for possible staff.
Tier 2-3 bowls won't keep a coach around.
get cramsey ready for when frost moves on to greener pasturesFrost HC
Reagan OL/ Run Game
Tim Cramsey/ OC/ OB coach
I am concerned about network not availability as the time frame for hiring staff and NSD is so compressed.Tier 2-3 bowls won't keep a coach around.
get cramsey ready for when frost moves on to greener pastures
I am concerned about network not availability as the time frame for hiring staff and NSD is so compressed.
Maybe Coyle thought he was speaking with Oregon - not Orgeron.Interesting about Coyle reaching out to Ed O when LSU came to town. We were 3-0 at that point so you can imagine that a change is happening considering we haven't won since. Frost has been mentioned many times. I worry he hasn't been a HC before. Would much rather see Brohm, Fleck, Campbell, Babers, Carey etc.
To be clear, I am not suggesting maintaining the status quo.That is always the case. Can't let that hold back a change when it is needed. Sadly I think it is needed.
if it means year 1 is a mess, so be it. can't let yourself be too concerned with that
get cramsey ready for when frost moves on to greener pastures
Current College Head Coaches
1. Dino Babers, 54 (Bowling Green)
2. Jeff Brohm, 44 (Western Kentucky)
3. Tom Herman, 40 (Houston)
4. Philip Montgomery, 43 (Tulsa)
5. Matt Rhule, 40 (Temple)
6. Matt Campbell, 35 (Toledo)
7. Justin Fuente, 39 (Memphis State)
8. Doc Holliday, 58 (Marshall)
9. Todd Monken, 49 (Southern Miss)
10. Ruffin McNeill, 57 (East Carolina)
College Coordinators
1. Lincoln Riley, 32 (Oklahoma OC)
2. Sonny Cumbie, 34 (TCU Co-OC / QB coach)
3. Kendal Briles, 33 (Baylor OC)
4. Matt Luke, 39 (Ole Miss OC/AHC)
5. Doug Meacham, 50 (TCU Co-OC)
6. Eric Morris, 30 (Texas Tech OC)
7. Mike Yurcich, 38 (Oklahoma State OC)
8. Eliah Drinkwitz, 31 (Boise State OC)
9. Jake Spavital, 30 (Texas A&M OC/QB)
10. Bill Gonzales, 44 (Mississippi State OC
11. Tony Franklin, 58 (Cal OC)
If a guy like Bobby Wilder is really on "the list", then I am shocked. ODU with a background of Maine is crazy. If that is what the AD and BOT mean by commitment then I am not interested. Every name on that list represents huge risk.
Frost and Campbell may be a reasonable calculated risk and perhaps the unknown four names are better. Scott Shafer was a very good DC and should be a caution sign for hiring coordinators instead of HC experience with a strong experience under successful coaches. This is not a self-taught profession.
I am sure I will drink whatever Kool-Aid is offered up, but I will do so while in search of a hobby!
If he isn't 11th on that list of 10, we are trying to catch lightning in a bottle. Which coaches did he learn under, Jack Cosgrove?Wilder has at least exhibited many of the traits that you would look for in a HC and he has been exactly that a HC. Not the s e xiest hire in the world but dude has done very well for himself at a start up program. Could do a lot worse, not my 1st choice either but you never know.
Your last sentence.Awesome to see all of these young coaches on the list, especially at OC at big P5 schools. That is nuts, good for them.
I prefer we stick with a proven HC and hopefully Coyle will give him a big assistant $$ pool that he can go and grab dynamo coordinators.