I think I’d be ok with MJ as head coach, but it would also tell us that the top 6-7 names being floated around told Trev no.
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I think I’d be ok with MJ as head coach, but it would also tell us that the top 6-7 names being floated around told Trev no.
Or that whoever is floating those names doesn't know wtf they are talking about.
I would be shocked if it's not MJ.
I do think there is other interest and Trev has at least 3 candidates to consider.
It also makes sense to make an announcement now, before it gets too late into November.
I can see an announcement coming over the next 3 days. I guess pick your window, cause there are ways to justify doing it on Fri-Sat-or-Sun.
If it turns out to not be MJ, I'm going to be really disappointed.. I will try to give the new coach a fair shake whomever he is, but I just don't see that happening.
Too much has already been invested for Trev to just blow it all up, unless he doesn't like the direction MJ wants to go with coordinators etc.
Trev and MJ have a great relationship, and Trev would have to roll the dice on another guy that he may or may not get along with or see things in similar ideology or the Nebraska way. Those are big risks to anyone looking to hire someone they don't know over someone that they do know.
I do think there is other interest and Trev has at least 3 candidates to consider.
It also makes sense to make an announcement now, before it gets too late into November.
I can see an announcement coming over the next 3 days. I guess pick your window, cause there are ways to justify doing it on Fri-Sat-or-Sun.
If it turns out to not be MJ, I'm going to be really disappointed.. I will try to give the new coach a fair shake whomever he is, but I just don't see that happening.
Too much has already been invested for Trev to just blow it all up, unless he doesn't like the direction MJ wants to go with coordinators etc.
Trev and MJ have a great relationship, and Trev would have to roll the dice on another guy that he may or may not get along with or see things in similar ideology or the Nebraska way. Those are big risks to anyone looking to hire someone they don't know over someone that they do know.
Incoming coaches rarely if ever keep any of the current staff. I would want my own people who I have worked with for years.
It’s common for a new coach in college to keep a guy or two to help with recruiting and the transition. Even Callahan did that.
Absolutely not true. Virtually every new coach keeps 1 or 2 coaches from the previous regime for continuity and recruiting.
They usually keep a couple to hold the class together and make the transition smoother.
So we have a choice between Matt the spitter and the ever-sweating Patterson?
I don't want Patterson, he's already 62 years old and this job is gonna require a really high energy level.
You don't have a clue what a strawman argument is either. Maybe you should read the link.
Wikipedia is one of the broadest databases of human knowledge that exists. It's a fantastic place to start research and I've used it numerous times for such purposes when conducting my own research. It's a pretty good place to find original research as well, and using that along with Google scholar, I average reading about 10 scientific articles per day.
Yes, if however many are above MJ all say no, then MJ is not as risky. Good point.
ahh man.. I can't stand a spitter.. don't like the micro rejection. gotta take it all the way.
I'm trying really hard not to be too dogmatic in this situation.
Yes, I would love Mickey to get the job.
But, if he doesn't I really want to give Ruhle a fair chance because we all know the man can coach.
I don't know that. I know very little about the guy. Failed NFL coach.. did some decent work at some other schools.. I dunno.. he doesn't impress me off the top to even learn more about him.. I did just look him up to see what he looks like and listened to an interview.. his voice is like a 12 year old.. but that doesn't matter. I just have had no reason to even research the guy until today, and even then I stopped after the one interview.
Come on Nikki, so were Saban, Holtz, Spurrier, and Meyer. Four of the better coaches over the last decade or two.
