This might happen?
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https://athlonsports.com/college-fo...ark-helfrich-reunion-lincoln-just-makes-sense The connections are already in place. Adding Helfrich to the mix gives Nebraska another powerful tool for the efforts to provide Frost the Pac-12-esque offensive numbers he craves. The next step is to hoard the best coaches on the market and the Big Red has the resources to do this. Being a member of one of the richest conferences in the nation, Nebraska doesn't have to dismiss anyone to add Helfrich to the roster. The Crimson Tide have perfected the art of bringing on skilled tacticians like him on in analyst roles.
Brandon Cavanaugh wrote this, probably while jerking off and watching the '96 Fiesta Bowl. I wouldn't give it much credence.
Pretty controversial to have both on board.. That is how I feel about it..Walters being the offensive coordinator and all..
Ahh.. “we better stand pat so someone doesn’t get their feelings hurt” card. Interesting.
No. Most likely scenario is he is brought in as an analysts. Bama does this all the time, best example is probably did this with Sarkisian a couple years ago or Butch Jones recently.
He has no info, but this has been speculated on since Helfrich was let go by the Bears.
Heck, even Cavanaugh didn't report he has any interest. The article contains nothing, zilch, in the way of actual reporting. It's a fantasy piece.
'75, '86, '88 and '90 Fiestas were definite dick-shrivelers, that's what's wrong.
As many have pointed out, the article is not news. There are no sources cited. No reported interest from either side. It's speculation parading as news.
Also, the article does not expand on Helfrich's role and how Frost would make room for him if it were for a position on the coaching staff. And if Helfrich is the hot commodity Cavanaugh portrays him as being, why is he going to settle for an advisor role here rather than a coordinator position elsewhere? The failure to even raise simple questions like these, let alone attempt to answer them, not only points back to the speculative nature of the piece, it also shows it is not even very good speculative journalism. One is tempted to call it clickbait.
Also, the article does not expand on Helfrich's role and how Frost would make room for him if it were for a position on the coaching staff. And if Helfrich is the hot commodity Cavanaugh portrays him as being, why is he going to settle for an advisor role here rather than a coordinator position elsewhere? The failure to even raise simple questions like these, let alone attempt to answer them, not only points back to the speculative nature of the piece, it also shows it is not even very good speculative journalism. One is tempted to call it clickbait.
He wouldn’t be hired for HC. If it was possible to bring on a former NFL OC and a college head coach, whose team played for a national championship, as an analyst, you do it everyday.
Something Cavanaugh should have mentioned and which I just overheard Benning say: NU currently is advertising a position for offensive advisor.
True. I only skeet to Fiesta beating Florida and Tennessee.
That tell’s me your really young pup if you didn’t see the First 4 Fiesta Bowls..
I can understand the 1976 Fiesta..
Seen them. 76 I was only 2. Just not good results like the Florida and Tennessee ones. Or as 9and4 said dick shrivelers.Laughing
I see your point as he was influential in the development of the Oregon program. Maybe he's better in a smaller role and analyst.
However, I think these situations are case by case basis and depends on the person. There are plenty of instances where it does work, i.e. Saban hiring Lane Kiffin, and also instances where it's iffy, i.e. Saban hiring Steve Sarkisian.
I wouldn't be surprised to see Scott go after an offensive mind, I would just be surprised if it was Helfrich.
I’m sure we would, if there was a guy out there worth bringing in, that would take the position.
They were awesome, top 10 year in and out and played for two national championships. You are passing on guys as analyst, unless they won national championships now? That seems insane.
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No. I'm saying that Helfrich did not make Oregon an elite team. I'm also saying that we don't want to be Oregon. Even at their best (with Chip Kelly) they couldn't get it done.
We don’t want to be Oregon at their peak? I think you are forgetting how dam good they were.
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I've heard Joe Ganz is applying. The front runner for the spot however is a golf instructor who has never coached in college.