Possible coaching candidates in the future

[Globetrotter]

Andy Kotelnicki, Kansas, OC
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Kotelnicki
https://kuathletics.com/coach/andy-kotelnicki/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7mG6MiaNTo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-fZWmK9j4U
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=728134494918316

Positives
OC at Kansas, Buffalo, Wisconsin Whitewater, Mary, Wisconsin-River-Falls
Personality seems like a fit
Someone needs to watch Kansas's offense because he is saying all the right things
42?

Negatives
Never been a HC

[Globetrotter]

Andy Kotelnicki, Kansas, OC
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Kotelnicki
https://kuathletics.com/coach/andy-kotelnicki/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7mG6MiaNTo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-fZWmK9j4U
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=728134494918316

Positives
OC at Kansas, Buffalo, Wisconsin Whitewater, Mary, Wisconsin-River-Falls
Personality seems like a fit
Someone needs to watch Kansas's offense because he is saying all the right things
42?

Negatives
Never been a HC

This is disheartening. I thought I found a real gem here

He makes a million dollars to be oc at Kansas. I’m so confused.

[Globetrotter]

The WRs coach at Washington makes 800k

[Beaker]

Sean Lewis made $530,000 as HC at Kent. He's making $900,000 a year at Colorado, getting national tv exposure every week. They averaged 15.4 points a game for last year and are at 34.2 so far this year. He made a smart move going this route instead of struggling to make the jump from Kent. With his offensive background in a high profile school having success putting up points and prior head coaching experience at the D-1 level, he's going to be very attractive to P5 schools looking for coaches in the next year or 2. Kind of off topic, but when the non-head coach salaries were mentioned, it got me wondering what he was making.

[jpfalcon09]

Sean Lewis made $530,000 as HC at Kent. He's making $900,000 a year at Colorado, getting national tv exposure every week. They averaged 15.4 points a game for last year and are at 34.2 so far this year. He made a smart move going this route instead of struggling to make the jump from Kent. With his offensive background in a high profile school having success putting up points and prior head coaching experience at the D-1 level, he's going to be very attractive to P5 schools looking for coaches in the next year or 2. Kind of off topic, but when the non-head coach salaries were mentioned, it got me wondering what he was making.

This is why going the FCS route makes the most sense. Hire a guy who has both experience in the role and experience managing a program with limited resources, plus the salary BG can offer will be reasonable. I trust if/when it happens for football, DVDM will look then since he pretty much followed that model for the men's basketball team.

[Globetrotter]

All good points. I assumed that OC's at schools like OSU and Michigan were out of our market. But Kansas? The WRs coach at Washington?

It's truly an entirely different level.

[kdog27]

Washington has a pretty good football history. They made the playoff a couple years ago I think. Kansas is a top 5 basketball program generating money for decades. Plus all these flagship state universities have donors galore. But you’re right, a different level. It’s amazing we can beat Purdue, Maryland, Minnesota, Gt of the world more than occasionally given the discrepancies in budgets. We can’t ever beat top brand teams but our record vs the traditional power teams is probably pretty good since 2001.

[mbenecke]

Washington has a pretty good football history. They made the playoff a couple years ago I think. Kansas is a top 5 basketball program generating money for decades. Plus all these flagship state universities have donors galore. But you’re right, a different level. It’s amazing we can beat Purdue, Maryland, Minnesota, Gt of the world more than occasionally given the discrepancies in budgets. We can’t ever beat top brand teams but our record vs the traditional power teams is probably pretty good since 2001.

Current P5 teams BG has beaten since 1990:

@ Cincinnati - 1990
vs. Cincinnati - 1991
vs. Cincinnati - 1993
@ Cincinnati - 1994
@ Missouri - 1995
@ UCF - 1999
@ Missouri - 2001
@ Northwestern - 2001
vs. Missouri - 2002
@ Kansas - 2002
@ Purdue - 2003
vs. Northwestern - 2003
@ Minnesota - 2007
@ Pitt - 2008
vs. Indiana - 2014
@ Maryland - 2015
@ Purdue - 2015
@ Minnesota - 2021
@ Georgia Tech - 2023

[Globetrotter]

Revising my top list.

Taking out
-Andy Kotelnick-He makes a million dollars
-Jay Hill-He makes a million dollars at BYU
-Graham Harrell-Makes 900K at Purdue
-JaMarcus Shephard-Makes 800K at Washington

Here is my top list with salaries. Couldn't find them all.

1 Bob Chesney HC Holy Cross
2 Vince Kehres DC Toledo $230,000
3 Brian Wright HC Pittsburg St $151,000

4 Trei Oliver HC NC Central $185,000
5 Brent Bolte HC Bemidji St
6 Willie Simmons HC FAMU $300,000
7 Brent Vigen HC Montana St $214,649

8 Kevin Johns OC Duke
9 Brennan Marion OC UNLV

10 Pete Lembo AHC S. Carolina $725,000
11 Tony Annese HC Ferris St $128,854

12 Mickey Mental HC Weber St $215,000
13 Jason Eck HC Idaho $378,500
14 Mike Uremovich HC Butler
15 Deland McCullough RB Notre Dame $515,000 2021
16 Matt Simon OC Minnesota $600,000
17 Zach Azzanni WR NYJ
18 Mike Hart RB Michigan $550,000
19 Brennan Carroll OC Arizona $660,000

[kdog27]

Washington has a pretty good football history. They made the playoff a couple years ago I think. Kansas is a top 5 basketball program generating money for decades. Plus all these flagship state universities have donors galore. But you’re right, a different level. It’s amazing we can beat Purdue, Maryland, Minnesota, Gt of the world more than occasionally given the discrepancies in budgets. We can’t ever beat top brand teams but our record vs the traditional power teams is probably pretty good since 2001.

Current P5 teams BG has beaten since 1990:

@ Cincinnati - 1990
vs. Cincinnati - 1991
vs. Cincinnati - 1993
@ Cincinnati - 1994
@ Missouri - 1995
@ UCF - 1999
@ Missouri - 2001
@ Northwestern - 2001
vs. Missouri - 2002
@ Kansas - 2002
@ Purdue - 2003
vs. Northwestern - 2003
@ Minnesota - 2007
@ Pitt - 2008
vs. Indiana - 2014
@ Maryland - 2015
@ Purdue - 2015
@ Minnesota - 2021
@ Georgia Tech - 2023

Thanks. And this shows we have to almost always do it on the road.

[Globetrotter]

Nick Hill, S Illinois, HC
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Hill
https://siusalukis.com/sports/football/ ... k-hill/942
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd_jOYyfz_8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGtd6qgmQSM

Positives
Young
Offense
8 years of head coaching experience
4-0 this year

Negatives
40-43 head coaching record
Only coached at SIU, Where he played in college

[jpfalcon09]

Washington has a pretty good football history. They made the playoff a couple years ago I think. Kansas is a top 5 basketball program generating money for decades. Plus all these flagship state universities have donors galore. But you’re right, a different level. It’s amazing we can beat Purdue, Maryland, Minnesota, Gt of the world more than occasionally given the discrepancies in budgets. We can’t ever beat top brand teams but our record vs the traditional power teams is probably pretty good since 2001.

This is why there's been chatter about a relegation system being the future of college football. The major players can push down the 10% or so of those P5 programs who seemingly lose to G5 schools on a semi-frequent basis.

[Globetrotter]

Matt Entz, HC, ND State
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz ... %20Entz%20(born%20October,at%20North%20Dakota%20State%20University.
https://gobison.com/sports/football/ros ... -entz/2182
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsQhtZQ-3aM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA2IOpjmziU

Positives
Lots of Success 52-8
Experience at 6 different schools as an assistant

Negatives
D side of the ball
No midwest

[Flipper]

Can we count pre 2000 Cincy as a P5?

[jpfalcon09]

Jim Mora, ex-HC, Indianapolis Colts

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_E._Mora

Positives
NFL resume
Son coaches at UConn

Negatives
88 years old
Conservative coaching style
Doesn't like talking about playoffs, just hopes to win another game