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Ok, so conventional take on David Shaw at Stanford is he can coach there for as long as he likes, because he’s done enough in the past and he’s such a good fit for the school. But he’s had a few rotten years now (Covid year doesn’t count, so 2019: 4-8, 2021: 3-9) and there’s no guarantee that they even get one conference win this season with Smith out. The rest of the North looks really good, they miss Colorado this year, so outside of a home game w/ ASU in 3 weeks, I don’t see any obvious wins. The remaining non-conference games are BYU and Notre Dame, so not much relief there. Historically, Buddy Teevans 3 seasons as head coach (where he went 10-23) May end up better than Shaw’s last 3 full seasons with how this appears to be headed. Is his seat really secure enough that he can survive a 2-10 or 1-11 season at this point?
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so uhhhh can we just fire Hoke now. This is legitimately the worst offense I've ever seen
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a neat cape posted:so uhhhh can we just fire Hoke now. whoa it's a post from 2013
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I seriously thought, "Didn't they already fire him?"
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Rush this man to the nearest Toastmasters.
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Paul Chryst should be fired right now. He should be fired before this post is even finished. I know he won't be, he'll be here for years and years to come but he shouldn't be.
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JesustheDarkLord posted:I seriously thought, "Didn't they already fire him?" He was coach of the year last season lol
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Losing at home to a pretty questionable LSU team has to put Harsin on very thin ice.
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Wins and losses don’t really even factor into Harsi’s fate; he was never the guy for the powers that be at Auburn; he was doomed from day 1 and was ultra-doomed the day they ran off the AD
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General Dog posted:Wins and losses don’t really even factor into Harsi’s fate; he was never the guy for the powers that be at Auburn; he was doomed from day 1 and was ultra-doomed the day they ran off the AD He’s always been on a ticking clock but winning extends his time. Losing an embarrassing game at home to a bad team definitely shortens it.
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YOLOsubmarine posted:Losing at home to a pretty questionable LSU team has to put Harsin on very thin ice. He would have had to win the national championship to survive this year, and I am not sure if even that would have been enough tbh
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Demon Of The Fall posted:Eddie George is 0-4 at TSU, not sure how long he gets there Aw, that blows.
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Demon Of The Fall posted:Eddie George is 0-4 at TSU, not sure how long he gets there It's only his second season on a five year deal. What are the expectations like there? And knowing how underfunded HBCUs usually are, what are the chances they eat a buyout.
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General Dog posted:Wins and losses don’t really even factor into Harsi’s fate; he was never the guy for the powers that be at Auburn; he was doomed from day 1 and was ultra-doomed the day they ran off the AD Was this the same crew that ran off Malzhan? Or is this the crew that ran off the crew that ran off Malzhan?
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Henchman of Santa posted:It's only his second season on a five year deal. What are the expectations like there? And knowing how underfunded HBCUs usually are, what are the chances they eat a buyout. I don’t think there’s any rumblings, I was just commenting that they aren’t looking hot, Eddie can always go back to Broadway
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Tad SG posted:I can't imagine a scenario where Karl Dorrell survives the season as Colorado's head coach. I mean, I thought he'd survive the week...
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Relentlessboredomm posted:is colorado the best job available now? You will find that it is not, in fact, the big 12 but the pac 12 isnt gonna be so terrifying soon anyway I think Colorado has a lot of potential, though, yeah
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Relentlessboredomm posted:is colorado the best job available now? I've got some bad news for you on that last point
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Karl Dorrell might’ve been the least inspiring coaching hire I’ve seen in awhile. I hope CU can pull someone in that will stick around and make them interesting.
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Colorado has been a laughingstock for almost 20 years at this point. The Pac-12 move was supposed to help but they've gotten worse, not better. I don't see any quick fix for that program.
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I'm guessing the Board will eventually mistake correlation for causation and tell the next coach to re-open the rape factory they had when they were good.
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We'll always have 2001 Nebraska-Colorado.
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LLCoolJD posted:We'll always have 2001 Nebraska-Colorado. I watched that game live and Colorado swiftly and thoroughly destroyed Nebraska’s mystique forever. Just cast it in the fires of Mt Doom. I know a lot of y’all are my age but if y’all weren’t watching in the 90s, it’s impossible to overstate what a meat grinder their triple was under Tommie Frazier and even Scott Frost. Just murderous. And it all evaporated that afternoon at the hands of Gary Barnett, Chris Brown, and Bobby Purify.
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Chris James 2 posted:https://twitter.com/MichaelWBratton/status/1576641242326192130?s=20&t=_NOt8UlbM00J1DpGKqP74Q God I hope this happens. They won’t get anyone better and will blow up their incoming recruiting classes.
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YOLOsubmarine posted:God I hope this happens. They won’t get anyone better and will blow up their incoming recruiting classes. This would be incredible for many reasons. Mainly that TAMU thinks they can buy themselves a title despite never winning loving anything ever. Lots of high quality NIL transfers for Bama and LSU to soak up.
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I don't think Dorrell had a chance. When Arizona came out almost-mediocre instead of historically terrible there went the only win on the schedule, which was one of the toughest in the country for some reason; I get these schedules are made a decade in advance but you have to be realistic about your program and have a cupcake every year if you're a historically mediocre to bad team, if it changes in the future react then. AD made a bad hire and he's been there since 2013 so he made the schedule. He's probably the dude that needs to actually go. Tad SG posted:Ok, so conventional take on David Shaw at Stanford is he can coach there for as long as he likes, because he’s done enough in the past and he’s such a good fit for the school. But he’s had a few rotten years now (Covid year doesn’t count, so 2019: 4-8, 2021: 3-9) and there’s no guarantee that they even get one conference win this season with Smith out. The rest of the North looks really good, they miss Colorado this year, so outside of a home game w/ ASU in 3 weeks, I don’t see any obvious wins. The remaining non-conference games are BYU and Notre Dame, so not much relief there. Historically, Buddy Teevans 3 seasons as head coach (where he went 10-23) May end up better than Shaw’s last 3 full seasons with how this appears to be headed. Is his seat really secure enough that he can survive a 2-10 or 1-11 season at this point? I agree that Shaw should probably be on the hot seat although probably isn't.
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LeeMajors posted:This would be incredible for many reasons. Mainly that TAMU thinks they can buy themselves a title despite never winning loving anything ever. open the checkbook Haslam!
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Tom Herman could do well at Colorado - could use his connections to recruit Texas well, like Whittingham has at Utah, and even more so if they move back to the Big 12
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Chris James 2 posted:https://twitter.com/MichaelWBratton/status/1576641242326192130?s=20&t=_NOt8UlbM00J1DpGKqP74Q If Aggie pays 86 million to fire a football coach, lol Though it's year 5 of Jimbo, things really should be better
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Who the gently caress greenlit that contract offer anyway How do you not at least have an emergency eject button if the coach isn't delivering as promised 5 years later
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You'd think "not winning 10 games a year in 3 out of 5 seasons" would the sort of metric you'd build right into your offer when you hire a new coach, so that you could fire them in year six if they're not cutting it, but I'm not some sort of hiring genius or anything.
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Benne posted:Who the gently caress greenlit that contract offer anyway Scott Woodward, the same guy who went to LSU and gave Brian Kelly the same deal. To be fair he was basically brought in to both places to do the boosters bidding and make a big name hire and he did in both cases. If the people with the money didn’t like the contracts they wouldn’t have happened, so you have to assume that the big boosters knew that buying it out was always a possibility and signed off.
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