I think that would be better served by dismissing the head coach, not by letting all the assitants go.JoeFalcon wrote:Interesting point. Given the downright hideous play-calling and special teams play and execution last year, who's to say that new blood and a fresh approach isn't exactly what program needs right now?
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All I'm going to say, is that if we had this much talent on the coaching staff, that they are ALL getting raided by bigger programs and getting these steps up, then Brandon must be miles worse as a head coach and recruiter than most thought to still cause us to decline the way we have. The optimists can't have it both ways.
I really liked Lovett, thought he was doing a good job here, and thought he had a chance to succeed Brandon with Stud gone. It's going to be hard for all the young players to grow and improve their games with a slew of new voices yelling at them.
One final note -- apparently, the only coach employed by BGSU to not receive promotion offers, is the HMIC. Gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling, don't it?
I really liked Lovett, thought he was doing a good job here, and thought he had a chance to succeed Brandon with Stud gone. It's going to be hard for all the young players to grow and improve their games with a slew of new voices yelling at them.
One final note -- apparently, the only coach employed by BGSU to not receive promotion offers, is the HMIC. Gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling, don't it?
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Congrats to coach Lovett. I would have taken that gig also. People do leave jobs they like and are happy with. I've done so at least twice. Is it odd that five guys moved on like they have? Yes, but it's also kind of odd that we kept the same group together for as many years as we did.
We don't know what ofers Brandon recieved or didn't recieve...
We don't know what ofers Brandon recieved or didn't recieve...
Jacobs4Heisman wrote:All I'm going to say, is that if we had this much talent on the coaching staff, that they are ALL getting raided by bigger programs and getting these steps up, then Brandon must be miles worse as a head coach and recruiter than most thought to still cause us to decline the way we have. The optimists can't have it both ways.
My thoughts summed up exactly.
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Of course they are... you two are the same person.hammb wrote:Jacobs4Heisman wrote:All I'm going to say, is that if we had this much talent on the coaching staff, that they are ALL getting raided by bigger programs and getting these steps up, then Brandon must be miles worse as a head coach and recruiter than most thought to still cause us to decline the way we have. The optimists can't have it both ways.
My thoughts summed up exactly.
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You obviously have not seen us discuss Joe Thomas or the NFLTG1996 wrote:Of course they are... you two are the same person.hammb wrote:Jacobs4Heisman wrote:All I'm going to say, is that if we had this much talent on the coaching staff, that they are ALL getting raided by bigger programs and getting these steps up, then Brandon must be miles worse as a head coach and recruiter than most thought to still cause us to decline the way we have. The optimists can't have it both ways.
My thoughts summed up exactly.
Proves nothing. Just because the "cooking and drinking" side of you can argue with the "watching women's basketball" side of you does not mean you're different people. I demand an investigation!hammb wrote:You obviously have not seen us discuss Joe Thomas or the NFL
(And honestly, each of the 4200 "how will the Browns F-up the draft" discussions I've come across here the last three years have blurrred together.
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-1955 BG Assistant Bo Schembechler
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You know, Flip, it has to make you wonder if the Lovett decision didn't catch them by surprise. I mean, if you knew Springer were seriously considering going to WKU and that Lovett was in talks with UNC, would you say to Springer, "hey, be patient. Lovett's probably heading out and you're our man."Flipper wrote:I'm thinking we should look outside the orginization for a replacement. I don't see Ward or Hunter as coordinators (in the case of Hunter...yet)
Maybe Springer can come back?
Dunno. Still, can't say I'm happy that Lovett's leaving.
I don't either, but from a consistancy standpoint, you would think they would have done something to make him stick around in some capacity. As it stands, Ward is our only returning defensive coach.Flipper wrote:I don't know if Durkin was/is ready to be a DC.
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