We won't have Perry Eliano to kick around anymore...

[factman]

Here’s hoping they have already contacted Nick Monroe. Defensive guy and GREAT recruiter with a BG background

[jpfalcon09]

Chance for Jinks to bring in someone with coaching experience and who could serve in a mentor type role. All the best to Perry.

[MarkL]

Thank God! And I again say this: Paul Haynes would be an excellent pick for DC. Veteran coach, former HC, defensive background, DC experience. All desperately needed on this coaching staff.

Jinks let his old buddy go. Gives me some hope.

[Flipper]

Here’s hoping they have already contacted Nick Monroe. Defensive guy and GREAT recruiter with a BG background

He would be another guy I'd love to see here again...

[gspointer]

[quote="CrazyFan"]Nothing like being the fall guy!! Sorry Eliano. We all know where the problem with that football team lies; Mike Jinx. And he gets to keep his job and continue to steal a lot of money from the university.[/quote

Dude you are a schleprock. Enough is enough

[Class of 61]

Here’s hoping they have already contacted Nick Monroe. Defensive guy and GREAT recruiter with a BG background

You beat me to it. Nick is an intense, but cool guy who was our top FLA. recruiter for yrs., with good Ohio contacts too. Coupled w/ the guys who do most of the TEX recruiting, would make an interesting combination.
Solid DB coach. Is he ready to run an entire defense?

[factman]

He has been in college coaching 16 years, and was a co-defensive coordinator at Colgate prior to coming to BG. He’d be the most experienced guy on the staff by far.

[factman]

.......also has the Elko background, to go along with the FL recruiting background.

[MarkL]

16 years of coaching and he has by far more experience than anyone else on the staff? That explains a lot ...
If Haynes is a no, Monroe is a great pick. He was the secondary coach for Clawson right? That group got better each year. That would be a great choice.

[Warthog]

Globe...you're a research guy...go find us a Midwestern based veteran defensive coach with recruiting contacts in FL, OH and PA.

Tim Beckman

[Flipper]

Beckman would be...interesting. Like Haynes, he really isn't doing much right now (volunteer AC) and could get right out there on the recruiting trail

[footballguy51]

Beckman would be...interesting. Like Haynes, he really isn't doing much right now (volunteer AC) and could get right out there on the recruiting trail

And then abuse the players. He was fired amid an abuse scandal at Illinois.

[Flipper]

When he was HC...as an assistant you could easily argue he's on a short leash

[Beaker]

Globe...you're a research guy...go find us a Midwestern based veteran defensive coach with recruiting contacts in FL, OH and PA.

Tim Beckman

I assume that was said tongue in cheek.

After what that turd did in the post game presser about having the BG wallpaper covered up, if they tried to bring him in here I'd personally lead a Tennessee/Schiano type revolt against the hire. Beckman = school on Christmas - no class.

[daspollak]

Eliano must not have asked for a 5 year contract. Or he didn’t have an agent to convince Kingston to give him one.

Five-year contracts are standard for Division I head football coaches (which is why criticizing BGSU for the length of Jinks's contract is silly).

I'll stand corrected on this, but I believe the standard for Division I football assistants is an annual contract.

Most are on an annual basis, some at SEC and other high level schools may have multiple year contracts, but they are usually just the coordinators.