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General Dog posted:When's the last time a P5 school got its head coach hired away? Was it when Tuberville left Tech? There's always so much talk of "x" power 5 coach being a candidate for a bigger power 5, but it seems like in recent history it practically never happens. Doesn't Wisconsin lose their head coach like every 4 years to some mediocre Power 5?
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rare Magic card l00k posted:Doesn't Wisconsin lose their head coach like every 4 years to some mediocre Power 5? Oh yeah I forgot about that, that was weird. And Oregon State lost their coach to Nebraska. That seems to be a common theme, when these moves happen they're weirdly lateral or seemingly a step down. The Wisconsin coaches, Tuberville to Cincy, Fran leaving Bama for A&M. I guess I forgot Kiffin to USC and Sark to USC too.
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Nov 28, 2016 17:46
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Coaches left Wisconsin because they didn't want to put up with Barry Alvarez and a pitifully small assistant salary pool.
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Eltoasto posted:OSU Co-DC Fickell is being rumored for the FAU head coach job, there is a relationship with the AD there. If he goes and Schiano finds a HC job, could leave OSU looking for a DC and Urbz may call up his old friend Charlie Strong. Can't believe it's taken this long for him to get attention, but he's got that weird Addazio quality where he's a great position coach, garbage coordinator, who may turn out to be decent as a HC. He'd recruit pretty well down there, but you really hope he doesn't just pitch the Tresselball they played at OSU during his interim time.
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Todd Graham might sort of count too, depending on how you view Pitt and the death of the Big East. Ok I had to look it up to make sure PItt was actually in the ACC. There are a few good teams in the ACC, but man are there some completely forgettable teams in that conference.
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Grittybeard posted:Todd Graham might sort of count too, depending on how you view Pitt and the death of the Big East. I don't think they were in the ACC yet when he left, but the Big East was still a power conference at least in name at that point.
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General Dog posted:When's the last time a P5 school got its head coach hired away? Was it when Tuberville left Tech? There's always so much talk of "x" P5 coach being a candidate for a bigger P5 job, but it seems like in recent history it practically never happens. I guess Cincy was technically in a BCS conference when Brian Kelly left. Saban going from Michigan State to LSU springs to mind but I'm sure there have been others since then. Oh, Rich Rod to Michigan is another. And Urban to Ohio State in a roundabout way.
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TheGreyGhost posted:Can't believe it's taken this long for him to get attention, but he's got that weird Addazio quality where he's a great position coach, garbage coordinator, who may turn out to be decent as a HC. He'd recruit pretty well down there, but you really hope he doesn't just pitch the Tresselball they played at OSU during his interim time. I give Fickell some leeway as HC because he was dealt a pretty brutal hand given the circumstances. To jump right from coordinator to HC of one of the biggest programs in the country has to be surreal, and on top of that you've got a huge mess surrounding the program with the firing of the long-time previous coach and all the NCAA investigations and restrictions. Going .500 and to the Gator Bowl given the circumstances wasn't ultra impressive but man that could have been a ton worse.
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DJExile posted:Coaches left Wisconsin because they didn't want to put up with Barry Alvarez and a pitifully small assistant salary pool. I was pretty shocked when Todd Orlando turned down the DC job there (his alma mater, as well) after Aranda left. Was it just down to salary? He's been making half a million at Houston
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Nov 28, 2016 17:58
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General Dog posted:I don't think they were in the ACC yet when he left, but the Big East was still a power conference at least in name at that point. No they were still in the Big East at the time but they accepted an invitation to the ACC effective a couple of years later I believe. Wiki says September of the year Graham was there.
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curried lamb of God posted:I was pretty shocked when Todd Orlando turned down the DC job there (his alma mater, as well) after Aranda left. Was it just down to salary? He's been making half a million at Houston If memory serves, when Bielma left for Arkansas he (or someone close to him) said the assistant salary pool basically doubled to like $2m. A $1m assistant salary pool for a major team in the Big Ten is an absolute joke.
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Time posted:RE: Sweatervest OTOH, in wake of PSU and Baylor and UNC and etc, what Tressel did makes him a saint Time posted:Do we have any Youngstown State people in here? How is he doing as President? I have a family friend that was a history prof at YSU He didnt like Tressel that much IIRC
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General Dog posted:I don't think they were in the ACC yet when he left, but the Big East was still a power conference at least in name at that point. If the Big East counts, then Texas hired Strong away from a power conference school. Or maybe that counts as stealing an ACC coach because his next conference game would've been in the ACC had he stayed put.
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Nov 28, 2016 18:37
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Oh yeah and James Franklin to Penn State
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Nov 28, 2016 18:43
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Also me every season in NCAA 04.
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General Dog posted:Oh yeah I forgot about that, that was weird. And Oregon State lost their coach to Nebraska. That seems to be a common theme, when these moves happen they're weirdly lateral or seemingly a step down. The Wisconsin coaches, Tuberville to Cincy, Fran leaving Bama for A&M. Tubs to Cincy was him conning another school into taking him, knowing that he had 0 chance of winning in a do-or-die 2013 season.
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Nov 28, 2016 18:52
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Hey Texas fans Did you like Clemson's WRs?
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General Dog posted:Oh yeah and James Franklin to Penn State Yeah, but he went from a traditional bottom feeder program to a traditional top 10 program. That isn't some awkwardly lateral/downward move like Beliema to Arkansas. Not P5, but you have to wonder if BYU to Virginia is really an upgrade for Mendenhall.
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Grittybeard posted:Todd Graham might sort of count too, depending on how you view Pitt and the death of the Big East. Pitt has lost a coach seemingly like every other year. DJExile posted:Coaches left Wisconsin because they didn't want to put up with Barry Alvarez and a pitifully small assistant salary pool. The salary pool seems bigger when you factor in that the actual head coach is Barry Alvarez
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Will Bill Taggart go anywhere? He seems to have made USF not suck and they're ranked for the first time in five years. According to my dad all the local Tampa papers are saying he's actively looking for a bigger job.
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Relentlessboredomm posted:According to my dad all the local Tampa papers are saying he's actively looking for a bigger job. He was on the hot seat there not too long ago, needs to capitalize on this good season.
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General Dog posted:When's the last time a P5 school got its head coach hired away? Was it when Tuberville left Tech? Charlie Strong left Louisville for Texas right as UL was transitioning to the ACC. More recently, Gary Andersen left Wisconsin to coach at Oregon State when Mike Riley left for Nebraska. Paul Chryst then left Pitt to take the Wisconsin job. Kiffin from Tennessee to USC and Sarkisian from Wasington to USC are the two more recent ones I can think of involving departures from "good" P5 programs. Long story, short: it's not terribly uncommon.
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MourningView posted:The salary pool seems bigger when you factor in that the actual head coach is Barry Alvarez lol fair point
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Early indications are that Herman will be transplanting most or all of his position/S&C coaches from Houston to Texas. A little underwhelming, but whatever. Apparently his TE coach from Houston was on the plane to with him when he came to Austin on Saturday and has been around since then, which kinda makes the Brewster rumors seem like BS unless he's picturing one of those guys in a different role. OC and DC are supposedly still up in the air. If Herman can't get someone like Aranda or maybe Gibson from WVU, his DC at Houston certainly seemed to do well enough against spread offenses. Orlando's coaching Houston in their bowl game, but if he's not named as permanent HC he might be willing to tag along. I have no idea who the OC should be, I kind of imagine they'll be using Herman's playbook regardless but what do I know. Houston OC Major Applewhite is almost certainly not a possibility due to the ongoing Bev Kearney lawsuit. Basically the women's track coach got fired after it came out that she was having sex with an athlete on her team, whose scholarship she controlled and who generally answered directly to her. She is now suing and claiming discrimination, in part because Applewhite got sanctioned but not fired for having sex with a student trainer, who was not his direct subordinate, while he was the OC here.
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LLCoolJD posted:Charlie Strong left Louisville for Texas right as UL was transitioning to the ACC. You guys aren't going to believe this, but after careful consideration I think my earlier post was wrong.
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Proud Christian Mom posted:Really not wanting Applewhite as OC I'm shocked Applewhite is allowed back at UT. (Not necessarily because of what he did but because of the university's reaction/punishment to the next person that did the same thing.)
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Proud Christian Mom posted:Really not wanting Applewhite as OC Yeah me neither. I wouldn't mind Gilbert sticking around though. A little diversity in offensive philosophy might do Texas some good.
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Proud Christian Mom posted:Really not wanting Applewhite as OC It'll be funny when Houston promotes him to HC and he gets one year under his belt before A&M fires Sumlin and comes calling. After a little soul searching about hiring a Longhorn, of course.
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LSU is keeping Dave Aranda with a new three year contract and is now the associate head coach. http://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/sports/lsu/article_b7d39386-b4cc-11e6-905c-27ef3ac0bcfa.html?sr_source=lift_amplify quote:Aranda agreed to a new three-year contract to remain with the Tigers, multiple sources told The Advocate on Monday — a momentous offseason victory for the program’s new full-time coach. Here is the binder that got Coach O his job. https://twitter.com/DerekPonamsky/status/803213261172776960
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Silly Burrito posted:
Why does it look like Derek Ponamsky is the guy interviewing for the job
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Adun posted:Why does it look like Derek Ponamsky is the guy interviewing for the job https://twitter.com/DerekPonamsky/status/803285084719681536
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Coach O - "Please review this binder I have prepared, my pen name is Derek Ponamsky"
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big money big clit posted:If Orgeron doesn't work out Aranda probably has an inside line for the job. I'm perfectly ok with that. But I'll bet he's going to the NFL as his next stop.
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God drat I'm still pumped that Coach O will be a head coach at a major program.
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Mike the Tiger's Crying
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big money big clit posted:If Orgeron doesn't work out Aranda probably has an inside line for the job. Even with the extension I think he should be pretty high on Oregon's list, assuming he'd be willing/able to find a good OC. They're probably gonna look for someone with HC experience though.
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