So much for the BK to Tejas Orange bloods rumor.That's the rumor now.
As in Brian Kelly?So much for the BK to Tejas Orange bloods rumor.
Saban has admitted how his mentality has changed and that is because the game has changed.. He has publicly said that you can't just rely on stout defenses anymore and that you have to be able to score (so not a real surprise). I think Sark is a good OC, but not a great HC (see USC) and that role suits him very well and he thrives in it. Less responsibility and open playbook for creativity and Saban trusts him. Believe Saban loves Sark too and his players trust him based on the interviews I've seen. Some of his schemes this year have been outstanding getting Devonta so wide open. The first series last night was essentially them telling ND we can go anyway we want and then Devonta scores running in a straight line. I'm sure GPS and the SEC/Bama guys will have more to add but I think him turning it down is in the better interest for him.I don't get the interest from top schools on Kiffin and Sark. I used to watch those Carroll USC teams loaded with NFL talent and every year they'd lose a game they shouldn't and I always felt the play calling by Sark and Kiffin when they were OC was a big reason. And most importantly they've done nothing as HC's yet. Whether you like him or hate him, Bama's success is due to Saban. He's adjusted from lets win 10-3 Mr. Defense to Don Coryell - Bama is now WR and RB U. To me, Kiffin and Sark were along for the ride. Same issue in NFL with Bienemy - is it him or Reid or the GM that drafted Mahomes. Just wouldn't be real excited if I was a Texas fan. But better than what Auburn got I guess.
If he turns it down then he is HC at BamaSaban has admitted how his mentality has changed and that is because the game has changed.. He has publicly said that you can't just rely on stout defenses anymore and that you have to be able to score (so not a real surprise). I think Sark is a good OC, but not a great HC (see USC) and that role suits him very well and he thrives in it. Less responsibility and open playbook for creativity and Saban trusts him. Believe Saban loves Sark too and his players trust him based on the interviews I've seen. Some of his schemes this year have been outstanding getting Devonta so wide open. The first series last night was essentially them telling ND we can go anyway we want and then Devonta scores running in a straight line. I'm sure GPS and the SEC/Bama guys will have more to add but I think him turning it down is in the better interest for him.
Where might Herman land?
Or offensive food management analyst..OC at Bama?
I’d also like to find out who is Sark’s life coach.
amazing
Plus Austin is a great place to party.He better be a good one.
If any job will drive you to (re)drinking, it's the Texas one.
With Meyer as his OC in Jacksonville with Fields at QB. Yes this is me dreaming up a scenario where Fields does not end up on the Jets.Where might Herman land?
With Meyer as his OC in Jacksonville with Fields at QB. Yes this is me dreaming up a scenario where Fields does not end up on the Jets.
You think?Just for the record this is a terrible hire for Texas but nothing new there.
I would’ve like to see Campbell get a shot too man.Given the circumstances it's not a bad hire, at all. But the circumstance could have been addressed and avoided way back. They weren't and thus del Conte was backed into a corner to find someone.
I would’ve like to see Campbell get a shot too man.
But that’s a huge huge risk that could be disastrous.
Will be a test if the NFL comes calling but I do know he's not keen on moving his children again, not like he's making chump change.I'd have killed to have given Campbell a sniff. But pretty sure he wasn't interested and that was communicated up front. He's probably perfectly happy at ISU. Paging roch.....
Sarkisian is meant to be a coordinator. He’s very good at running an offense but he has shown himself to be a very poor head coach.You think?
I don’t think it’s that bad. Not Auburn hiring the Boise St guy.
Jets wanted to hire him before and they might try again. Personally I think that job is career suicide but maybe he takes it this time if he likes Wilson at 2.Will be a test if the NFL comes calling but I do know he's not keen on moving his children again, not like he's making chump change.
What about his addiction to prostitutes. I would think that Austin might not be the best place for him. Until I am proven wrong I think Texas much like Miami is a has been program.It's an interesting hire for sure. I think the thing for Texas, like any massive program, is that you have to get everyone on the same page from the President to the AD to the boosters, etc. Mack did it until he couldn't. Neither Strong nor Herman was able to. Will Sark? Who knows? I'm guessing he learned a ton on organization and culture while at Alabama. He just has to get everyone on board and also be able to stay the course. I know Alabama provided a massive support system for him and his family to help with his recovery from alcoholism, will there be enough support/accountability in Austin? He knows what it takes to be successful, and he clearly knows the game. Whether or not he succeeds will be 100% based on how well he navigates everything else that comes with the job. I wish him the best, he's earned it. I just wish he'd waited until Jan 12th
I'm guessing he learned a ton on organization and culture while at Alabama. He just has to get everyone on board and also be able to stay the course.
One of Hoiberg's assistants is Doc Sadler, who used to be our head coach. I couldn't believe he took that job.Muschamp turned down an offer to be DC per Dennis Dodd.
Odom and others on the list.