PlayerRep said:AZGrizFan said:PlayerRep said:AZGrizFan said:If we get the Baer of 2000-2007, terrific. If we get the Bear of 2008-2017, not so terrific. Is that clear enough?
So, 5 years at SJS, with a promotion to DC after 2 years, is being unsuccessful? Why would SJS make an unsuccessful coach the interim coach for the bowl game in 2012? And then going to Colorado for 2 years as DC is not being successful? Why would the Colorado coach hire him if he was not being successful? And then 3 years at UNLV? I don't know how that adds up to not being successful, and-or indicating that he wouldn't be successful at UM. I have looked at a lot of articles, and don't recall any coach saying anything negative about him, even when he was moving on.
Great, coaches loved him. You love him. You're impressed by his resume. Good for you.
I'm not. And until he comes in here and proves one of us wrong, both of our opinions are equally valid.
p.s.: His colorado teams AVERAGED giving up over 40+ a game....you have a strange definition of "successful"...but hey, unsuccessful coaches are hired all the time in the business. I hope he turns out not to be one.
Oh BS, his two Colorado teams didn't even once average giving up over 40 in a year. The year before he came, '12, Colo. averaged giving up 46. The first year he came, they gave up, 35.3--and improvement of almost 11 per game. Then 39 the next year, which was still a 7 point improvement. Did you take the wrong years, and average them? And you are a banker?
https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/colorado/2013-schedule.html
You are the one with a strange view of successful. Moving from one Pac-12 school and Mountain West schools is not my idea of being unsuccessful.
2013 buffalo defense gave up 27, 24 (FCS), 44, 57, 54, 10 (FCS team) 44, 45, 59, 24. 47, 24. Take out the two FCS games and that average jumps to 38.9.
2014 Buffalo defense: 31,38, 38, 12, 59, 36, 56, 40, 38, 38, 44,38...again, a 39 average.
Super. Hope our defense gives up less than 39. :thumb: Guess that’s the bar now.
Whatever floats your boat.