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<blockquote data-quote="The Bell Tolls for Thee" data-source="post: 132558353" data-attributes="member: 1812660">It is not the same as the NFL.&nbsp; Neal is ultimately responsible for establishing a vision and culture for the program.&nbsp; He is then responsible for recruiting the talent and making it fit that vision and culture.&nbsp; He is then responsible for developing and refining that talent into effective players on the field.&nbsp; He is then responsible for creating a general scheme for the season to get the best outcome with the players available.&nbsp; He then must make game by game adjustments to that scheme based upon recent events and the opponent.That does not mean he must micromanage all of that himself.&nbsp; It does means if anything along that chain of events appears to be broken, he is responsible for diagnosing it and fixing it.&nbsp; Such is the job for all head coaches at this level.&nbsp; And it is outlandish to say Brown is a good head coach while also saying someone else should be taking his responsibilities.&nbsp; That was the knock on Stewart in that he did not want to shake up his staff by micromanaging or replacing an obviously underperforming coordinator.&nbsp; No one at the time was saying Stewart is a great head coach and someone else should just hire the right coordinators for him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Bell Tolls for Thee, post: 132558353, member: 1812660"] It is not the same as the NFL. Neal is ultimately responsible for establishing a vision and culture for the program. He is then responsible for recruiting the talent and making it fit that vision and culture. He is then responsible for developing and refining that talent into effective players on the field. He is then responsible for creating a general scheme for the season to get the best outcome with the players available. He then must make game by game adjustments to that scheme based upon recent events and the opponent. That does not mean he must micromanage all of that himself. It does means if anything along that chain of events appears to be broken, he is responsible for diagnosing it and fixing it. Such is the job for all head coaches at this level. And it is outlandish to say Brown is a good head coach while also saying someone else should be taking his responsibilities. That was the knock on Stewart in that he did not want to shake up his staff by micromanaging or replacing an obviously underperforming coordinator. No one at the time was saying Stewart is a great head coach and someone else should just hire the right coordinators for him. [/QUOTE]

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