Hell, over the last four years, he's the best coach in all of FCS. All of the better coaches have moved up to the FBS.He is pacing well going into his 5th year as a head coach I’d say. Gotta give credit where it’s due.
He's the fastest coach to 40 wins in conference history, and yes that means he's winning at a higher pace than Bobby. In 4 seasons, he's earned 47 wins, 2 BSC championships (each at 8-0), and two 2nd place finishes. Although much like Bobby, he hasn't been able to win the big one. He will also need to win in Missoula to truly solidify his Bobcat legacy. He's got one year left to hit the two remaining goals.He is pacing well going into his 5th year as a head coach I’d say. Gotta give credit where it’s due.
He's the fastest coach to 40 wins in conference history, and yes that means he's winning at a higher pace than Bobby. In 4 seasons, he's earned 47 wins, 2 BSC championships (each at 8-0), and two 2nd place finishes. Although much like Bobby, he hasn't been able to win the big one. He will also need to win in Missoula to truly solidify his Bobcat legacy. He's got one year left to hit the two remaining goals.
On that, it's an absolute gift for the Cats to have one more year with Vigen. We're getting an FBS coach for FCS pricing. Aside from the obvious mismatch today, look for the Cats to make another legitimate run this year. This team will be elite in both trenches, and as anyone who's played the game at a meaningful level will tell you, that will carry the day on Saturdays this fall.
You are correct on that point.On that, it's an absolute gift for the Cats to have one more year with Vigen. We're getting an FBS coach for FCS pricing.
Isn't year 5-6 (with covid extra year) the first year you can say he's playing with his recruits? Won't this be the "bell weather" year? I agree with your trenches statement and we'll certainly see what they got in the trenches today.He's the fastest coach to 40 wins in conference history, and yes that means he's winning at a higher pace than Bobby. In 4 seasons, he's earned 47 wins, 2 BSC championships (each at 8-0), and two 2nd place finishes. Although much like Bobby, he hasn't been able to win the big one. He will also need to win in Missoula to truly solidify his Bobcat legacy. He's got one year left to hit the two remaining goals.
On that, it's an absolute gift for the Cats to have one more year with Vigen. We're getting an FBS coach for FCS pricing. Aside from the obvious mismatch today, look for the Cats to make another legitimate run this year. This team will be elite in both trenches, and as anyone who's played the game at a meaningful level will tell you, that will carry the day on Saturdays this fall.
Stitt made Choate easy to dislike.Guy is a good coach. Even as a Griz fan he is hard to dislike. Choate was easy to dislike.
I just don't see this trajectory as the primary model anymore. It largely hasn't worked.With a few MWC teams (in particular Wyoming) not happy with their current coach I think Vigen is gone after this year. Especially if Wyoming is fed up with Bray, fans/boosters are not happy, especially after only scoring 10pts vs Akron