His resume looks like he had nothing to do with PSU until he was hired after Paterno. He was on the Patriots staff until hired as the HC at PSU post Paterno. Is that not correct?
BREAKING OLD THREAD - Bill O’Brien a candidate for OC (update: officially hired!)
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He was brought in to clean up the mess as far as the football program went...he's passionate and I love that in a football coach and my spouse...
We need some new analysts too. we also need someone to get coffee for Coach since Butch is gone.
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Hearing that Kevin Sumlin met with Nick Saban in Miami. Not sure the substance of the meeting but could be a name to watch in the “Saban coaching rehab program”.
That's what I thought too, so I don't understand why that's a strike against him.
To the rational, it's not.
Don’t want him
Chris Breece
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Hearing that Kevin Sumlin met with Nick Saban in Miami. Not sure the substance of the meeting but could be a name to watch in the “Saban coaching rehab program”.
I would like to see Charlie Strong get an on field position related to the defense
Sark has started fleshing out his staff at Texas. Sark will still call plays but Flood will carry name of OC with responsibility of O-line. Milwee will handle QB responsibilities.
It was rumored Wiggins and Banks maybe going to Austin but it appears both will remain in Tuscaloosa.
Everything points to O’Brien having the inside track to the job. Sumlin may join as an analyst but don’t see him as an OC candidate. Outside of O’Brien, and possibly Gase and Sumlin, we really don’t know who CNS has spoken with. He’s done a good job of keeping it under his hat. I’m not going to be surprised if it is O’Brien or CNS goes in another direction all together.
With Pederson out at Philadelphia, I’m wondering if Jeff Stoutland would be a candidate to come back and takeover for Flood at the Oline position?
It was rumored Wiggins and Banks maybe going to Austin but it appears both will remain in Tuscaloosa.
Everything points to O’Brien having the inside track to the job. Sumlin may join as an analyst but don’t see him as an OC candidate. Outside of O’Brien, and possibly Gase and Sumlin, we really don’t know who CNS has spoken with. He’s done a good job of keeping it under his hat. I’m not going to be surprised if it is O’Brien or CNS goes in another direction all together.
With Pederson out at Philadelphia, I’m wondering if Jeff Stoutland would be a candidate to come back and takeover for Flood at the Oline position?
Yeah, with all of the buyout money he's getting, I'm sure this is more the rehab route. He needs it for sure. I remember seeing him at Houston and his future looked bright. I hope he can get a hold of whatever demons are ruling his life.
Chris Breece
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Hearing that Kevin Sumlin met with Nick Saban in Miami. Not sure the substance of the meeting but could be a name to watch in the “Saban coaching rehab program”.
"That car ain't gonna wash itself, Gus . . ."
I know you’re joking, but if the guy that has beat CNS more than any other coach in college football wanted to come compare notes and and reveal what he saw at times that he could exploit in our defense, I’d be all for it!
Somebody has to be in charge of handing out the victory cigars after the Tennessee game
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Saw a tweet that said O'Brien was in Tuscaloosa again today or something.
Definitely seems like he's probably the guy but we will see
Definitely seems like he's probably the guy but we will see
I'd rather pick a person out of the stands before each game to be OC than Schottenheimer.
I was thinking Stoutland was a lot like Daboll.. just didn't enjoy the collegiate aspect of recruiting. But he's the best OL coach we've had outside of Flood, IMO.
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