BillyLP wrote: ↑Thu Dec 29, 2022 10:06 am
[quote=TommyG post_id=450753 time=<a href="tel:1672323518">1672323518</a> user_id=52309]
Honestly it doesn’t really matter who stays, goes, or transfers in. They won’t be coached well enough to win.
If I was the AD and we had the money Loeffler would be done. At the very least I would make him hire an OC with a new offensive scheme. I’d rather watch us implement the triple option, than have to watch Loeffler call plays again next year.
I agree that it's clear Loeffler isn't the long-term answer, but 0% chance a new AD would come in and make that move after a first bowl appearance in 7 years, especially with 20,000 fans showing up in Detroit. He has been vocal about his support of Loeffler, and the same has not been the case with Huger, so I'd say it's clear who the focus is on right now. In fact, I'd say Huger and Eigner are both behind Loeffler in terms of job security.
Total guess, but my prediction is a one-year extension (or two-year with a 50% buyout) and a 6-6 season or worse next year gets him the boot.
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I certainly understand what you are saying and don’t disagree it’s a tough spot for the AD who started in November.
As far as an extension goes, I don’t see one good reason to do it unless there is almost no buyout for any of the years. BG hands out more extensions to “revenue” coaches who haven’t earned them. No reason to put yourself in a situation like that with a coach who has no other offers, and who you wouldn’t be upset if he left anyway. You’d actually be happy