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Not really.
Not really.
Coaching Carousel Thread -- Updated
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Hopefully Dave Warner (MSU OC) is next. Just absurd how bad this offense is. Look at how many points Oregon State scored against OSU lol!
Oregon State is just better than MSU
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TahoeLegend
Pretty much a regular
Hard to understand what happened to Petino. He had proved he was a good coach until the scandal at Arkansas--it was a far worse scandal than merely being on his Harley with a young babe--seem to leave him unhinged.
Louisville is just not that good a job so I don't know if they can hire a top candidate. In addition to all the built-in elements that are always there Louisville is still in the middle of a scandal with the entire athletic department involved, Papa John's has their own scandal, no one knows what the NCAA will do, no one knows what the burn rate of University money will be, and know one knows who will be the president and athletic director will be when the smoke clears.
Unless sentiment is the main attraction I don't see a single reason why Brohm would want the job.
Louisville is just not that good a job so I don't know if they can hire a top candidate. In addition to all the built-in elements that are always there Louisville is still in the middle of a scandal with the entire athletic department involved, Papa John's has their own scandal, no one knows what the NCAA will do, no one knows what the burn rate of University money will be, and know one knows who will be the president and athletic director will be when the smoke clears.
Unless sentiment is the main attraction I don't see a single reason why Brohm would want the job.
gps_3
Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
I agree with you, but I recently heard on a podcast or somewhere that it remains his dream job and he will take it if it is offered. Could be BS I guess, but sometimes the most likely answer is the correct one. Same for Kirby and UGA
M.W.
Parties like it's 1979
One thing was that he was toxic and couldn't get coaches to work for him, so he wound up with his son as QB coach and two sons-in-law coaching on defense.
gps_3
Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
And Brian Van Gorder
M.W.
Parties like it's 1979
https://www.courier-journal.com/sto...interim-coach-louisville-football/1967885002/
Petrino's son and both sons-in-law also got the ax.
Petrino's son and both sons-in-law also got the ax.
Jeff Brohm
booksbestfriend
On Johnny's Shitlist
Better hope Jimmy Sexton isn't his agent. Otherwise, you're going to be mortgaging the stadium.
Brewers888
Potential 2028 V.P. Selection
I know that Brohm has the big win over Ohio State but I think that team underachieved big time especially down the stretch. I can understand why Louisville would want him but I don't think its the home run hire that most believe it is.
Frank Costanza
Co-Inventor of the Man's Bra
Mack Brown to UNC.
Enjoy, Tar Heels.
Enjoy, Tar Heels.
carolinablue
College Football Guru
Rumor has it Chizik and Kingsbury will be coming in as the coordinators.
Frank Costanza
Co-Inventor of the Man's Bra
Chizik, I believe. Kingsbury should have multiple offers to be an NFL OC. So not sure about going to UNC, but I could be wrong.
For UNC's sake I hope Brown has re-charged his batteries. He got fat and tired and just mailed things in at the end in Austin. And don't even get me started about his little "recruiting" trip to Florida after his last conference game against Baylor.
For UNC's sake I hope Brown has re-charged his batteries. He got fat and tired and just mailed things in at the end in Austin. And don't even get me started about his little "recruiting" trip to Florida after his last conference game against Baylor.
carolinablue
College Football Guru
Apparently the checkbooks are open wide so we shall see...
carolinablue
College Football Guru
The fan base is already split but like I said in my thread, it didn't matter who we hired as 50% of the fan base would be pissed off no matter what, as situations like this are always a no win situation as the only way to know whether or not the decision is a good one is not on the day it is made, but down the road as the results or lack thereof in terms of wins, recruiting, relationships with NC high school coaches, product on the field, discipline, etc etc will speak for themselves. Larry was obviously not the answer in those areas moving forward, so I am willing to support the new regime until given a reason not to.
Frank Costanza
Co-Inventor of the Man's Bra
$ can talk, no doubt.
I know Sally is happy to get back home, for sure. If she's happy, Mack is happy. So maybe that piece bodes well for his energy, etc.
carolinablue
College Football Guru
Lots of positive buzz here locally which is a good sign as Mack can definitely help with us getting back in the game in terms of in-state recruiting and getting more of the local talent to come to Carolina, so definitely a win in that respect.
Johnnyonthespot
CTG Regular
The reason Mack is going to UNC is because the football program and entire university are in shambles. The University has been corrupted. It has been a cesspool.
Mack represents the opposite. Im not saying he is great, but he could be steadying force, be the administrator and let the pros coordinate.
I like Mack hire, plus if King can keep ego in check, it could be pretty exciting.
Mack represents the opposite. Im not saying he is great, but he could be steadying force, be the administrator and let the pros coordinate.
I like Mack hire, plus if King can keep ego in check, it could be pretty exciting.
Johnnyonthespot
CTG Regular
Chapel Hill is Gods Country.
It needs a strong, principaled winner.
It needs a strong, principaled winner.
carolinablue
College Football Guru
Fun Fact...I was actually a student at Chapel Hill when Mack was there the first time around 
takeit
THE Wife
anything good here for CU?
Vanderbilt head coach Derek Mason is drawing attention at Colorado, both for his extensive Pac-12 experience (the Phoenix native spent four years as an assistant at Stanford) and his defensive acumen.
Other names connected to CU are Leavitt (Colorado’s DC during its surprise 2016 success), Utah State’s Matt Wells, and former Tennessee head coach Butch Jones.
Vanderbilt head coach Derek Mason is drawing attention at Colorado, both for his extensive Pac-12 experience (the Phoenix native spent four years as an assistant at Stanford) and his defensive acumen.
Other names connected to CU are Leavitt (Colorado’s DC during its surprise 2016 success), Utah State’s Matt Wells, and former Tennessee head coach Butch Jones.
