I'd take Akem. Very intelligent and could be a great coach if that's what he wanted to do.Sammy Akem!!!!!!!!!!!
OR Marc Mariani!!!
I'd take Akem. Very intelligent and could be a great coach if that's what he wanted to do.Sammy Akem!!!!!!!!!!!
OR Marc Mariani!!!
Again, never met one of them and you can't ask me to speculate on how they feel about it. I can name coaches all day long too that I've met in my lifetime, Bobby Hauck, Don Reed, Larry Krystkowiak, Wayne Tinkle, Phil Jackson, Sparky Anderson, and I can go on more there too that I have met. I didn't know any more of what any of them thought than you do. I can't read minds, and I don't believe you can. I can tell you that most coaches want to work with people they are familiar with. That's kind of what they have on their staffs if you look at, for instance another one that I've never met that I know is a good example, Andy Reed has worked with a lot of the same people, starting with his playing time to BYU and all the way to Kansas City.Kirby Smart, Brian Kelly, Sark, Dan Lanning, Ryan Day. I could name coaches all day long who would never make a dumb hire of a previous player with zero coaching experience. Decision making like that is how you get fired.
You think those coaches were unsuccessful, disasters, who tarnished their legacy with their alma mater forever? Kingsbury and Neuheisel have been incredibly successful while the others were certainly not disasters/tarnishers.Randy Shannon, Rick Neuheisel, Scott Frost, Mike Shula, Brady Hoke, Paul Cryst, Kliff Kingsbury, need me to keep going? There are lots.
That's the key "if he wants to"...I'd take Akem. Very intelligent and could be a great coach if that's what he wanted to do.
Aye, yi, yi.You guys are right. The first thing UM should do for every open coaching position is try to hire a former Griz player no matter who else has thrown their hat in the ring. Their possible lack of experience can be easily overcome by being able to tell players they too were a Griz player in their day. Why would UM go out and try to hire an existing WR coach who has put in work and proven themselves when they could just go and grab a former player and call it a day. Not sure why I didn’t see it this way before.
Project much?You guys are right. The first thing UM should do for every open coaching position is try to hire a former Griz player no matter who else has thrown their hat in the ring. Their possible lack of experience can be easily overcome by being able to tell players they too were a Griz player in their day. Why would UM go out and try to hire an existing WR coach who has put in work and proven themselves when they could just go and grab a former player and call it a day. Not sure why I didn’t see it this way before.
No it’s brilliant plan. Next we can replace professors with former students who “really loved the class”Project much?
Your point is well taken but sometimes former students make the best tudors for a given class. It's a pretty good analogy I think to compare the assistant coaches to class room tudors and not professors.No it’s brilliant plan. Next we can replace professors with former students who “really loved the class”
Scott Frost.Like who?
Billings named about a dozen successful coaches who were former players.
Can you name about a dozen who would fit your bill? I can’t think of any
Is that why MSDUi students are such rock heads and can barely read or write? You guys get tutored by tudors?Your point is well taken but sometimes former students make the best tudors for a given class. It's a pretty good analogy I think to compare the assistant coaches to class room tudors and not professors.
So just the one? Seems like the exception and not the ruleScott Frost.
You couldn't think of any, so I helped you. You're welcome.So just the one? Seems like the exception and not the rule
Personally, I do not believe that was the reason, no.Is that why our D-line under-performed last year?
Bobby got the head job in 2004 when Pflu was the big-time favorite. Even if Pflu were interested in coming out of retirement, I don't see Bobby/Pflu mixing on the same staff well. I could definitely get behind Mike Ferriter, though. He would be back for a second stint after having served here under Stitt. I believe he is currently coaching at Central Washington.Colter mentioned on his show last night that Bobby is fervently trying to hire a new WR coach. He threw out Robin Pflugrad and Mike Ferriter as two possibilities but did mention he wasn’t even sure how that would work with Pflugrad having been previously fired from UM.
You are correct. Ferriter is the OC at CWU.Bobby got the head job in 2004 when Pflu was the big-time favorite. Even if Pflu were interested in coming out of retirement, I don't see Bobby/Pflu mixing on the same staff well. I could definitely get behind Mike Ferriter, though. He would be back for a second stint after having served here under Stitt. I believe he is currently coaching at Central Washington.
What's a "tudor"?Your point is well taken but sometimes former students make the best tudors for a given class. It's a pretty good analogy I think to compare the assistant coaches to class room tudors and not professors.