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I don't doubt that this will happen, but if this season ends with a 3-9 record then I'm not sure anyone is 100% safe.
Unfortunately I think you will be right, and that's really too bad.
Another thing that concerns me is that this team is totally healthy and they aren't improving at all as the season goes on. Yes there are a lot of young kids playing, but under staffs that develop talent they usually get better as the season goes on. That's just not happening here, and when you look at some of the older players and how they haven't improved it really makes you question his player development ability even more.
Shafer is the personification of the Peter Principle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principleHe's not a CFB head coach, at least for us.
He's a step back big time from the last guy.
Greg Robinson was a nice guy too.
The more I think about it, the more I think Coyle should cut ties at the end of the season. By keeping him it's just avoiding the inevitable. I don't ever seeing him out coaching anyone, and doing anything better then an occasional 6-8 win team. We obviously have some nice young talent, that yes he did recruit. The only problem is he can't get out of their way. You absolutely do not gift wrap a TD to FSU at their place. The decision to call those 2 timeouts at the end of the half only to squib kick was...well mind blowing. And that's after doing the same thing last week vs Pitt, which ultimately was the difference in the game.
Shafer just isn't a good Head Coach. Let's go out and get ourselves a real HC who can go out and maximize the young talent that we have coming up. This team has potential, but it's limited by HCSS. There are some very nice up and comers that we would have a very good shot at landing if we are serious about Football. Offering 2-3m would be good enough to get a very good HC that can give us a chance going forward.
I am trying to come up with Shafer's strengths, and all I have is his players play hard for him. That's a pretty big strength, but everything else is below average. People point to recruiting, but it's nothing that would make a difference. We are recruiting OK, but still near the bottom of the ACC. With our current resources, and young talent to sell, I actually think another coach could do a much better job that is currently being done.
Coyle is on the clock. The fanbase is sick and tired of losing. Shafer wasn't brought on to rebuild a program. He was kept on to keep the continuity from Marrrone's tenure, and to build onto what he started. Not only wwas that done, but all of Marrone's work has been demolished. We are basically at year 2 of a brand new rebuild. A new HC wouldn't come in and have to clean house, which would force another year to recruit. He would already have a roster that is ready to win, with a strong nucleus of very good, young, ACC level players. Now let's get a coach who can maximize their talent.
Exactly, where are the young Wrs and te's??? We have zero depth at either position yet are bringing almost zero recruits at either position. If Ishmael got hurt or god forbid left we would have zero div 1 receivers
JeremyCuse said:Don't be so sure, the pressure is mounting for a change and Coyle has the green light to make a move if he feels it's necessary from what I have been told.
Because the program isn't That broken yet. The smart move if a move happens is wait till after the season get a guy talking then make the move bring in a new guy and try to minimize the recruiting loss. The problem is more then likely if a move is made the class will be small and we will lose players to transferring. We aren't at the grob moment, not even close.Why wait? Teams are cutting ties with coaches left and right at this time. We should also be one.
Happens this week?Don't be so sure, the pressure is mounting for a change and Coyle has the green light to make a move if he feels it's necessary from what I have been told.
Happens this week?
A significant portion of an ABC broadcast was spent discussing his job status.
His job is obviously not safe.
The best things in his corner are the large number of vacancies and the Dome reno status/decision.
supp said:I think the Dome reno status helps the coach must go sentiment. If they're already on the hook for $100 mill, what's another couple of million in buyouts and salary boost for the next guy?
anomander said:The more I think about it, the more I think Coyle should cut ties at the end of the season. By keeping him it's just avoiding the inevitable. I don't ever seeing him out coaching anyone, and doing anything better then an occasional 6-8 win team. We obviously have some nice young talent, that yes he did recruit. The only problem is he can't get out of their way. You absolutely do not gift wrap a TD to FSU at their place. The decision to call those 2 timeouts at the end of the half only to squib kick was...well mind blowing. And that's after doing the same thing last week vs Pitt, which ultimately was the difference in the game. Shafer just isn't a good Head Coach. Let's go out and get ourselves a real HC who can go out and maximize the young talent that we have coming up. This team has potential, but it's limited by HCSS. There are some very nice up and comers that we would have a very good shot at landing if we are serious about Football. Offering 2-3m would be good enough to get a very good HC that can give us a chance going forward. I am trying to come up with Shafer's strengths, and all I have is his players play hard for him. That's a pretty big strength, but everything else is below average. People point to recruiting, but it's nothing that would make a difference. We are recruiting OK, but still near the bottom of the ACC. With our current resources, and young talent to sell, I actually think another coach could do a much better job that is currently being done. Coyle is on the clock. The fanbase is sick and tired of losing. Shafer wasn't brought on to rebuild a program. He was kept on to keep the continuity from Marrrone's tenure, and to build onto what he started. Not only wwas that done, but all of Marrone's work has been demolished. We are basically at year 2 of a brand new rebuild. A new HC wouldn't come in and have to clean house, which would force another year to recruit. He would already have a roster that is ready to win, with a strong nucleus of very good, young, ACC level players. Now let's get a coach who can maximize their talent.
But if it's next year I don't think they replace him now and start the new coach on the road for 12 games. They'd probably give Shafer a lame duck season and then make a move. Next guy gets a "new" stadium to help recruit.
There are so many coaching openings right now, who the heck do you think we will get ? Shafer has at least another year
There's a lot every year. Can't use that as an excuse. If coyle wants to make a change do it and spend money to outbid someone else for a coach. Look at it this way. Cuse has saved millions for years with jb. Time to invest that savingsThere are so many coaching openings right now, who the heck do you think we will get ? Shafer has at least another year