Can't see him leaving his alma mater when they're moving to P5 in the futureI hope and pray that Oregon hires the BYU coach
There is something to be said for being happy where you are vs taking a job like USC where his job will be on the line constantly. Maybe Campbell desires being like the other coach in the state knowing his job is always safe.Love coach speak, crazy how serious people are about it
Some ISU fans might go lemming off a cliff if he ever leaves
I think I believe him but wouldn't fault him for a dream gig. For some reason (guessing some of us think like this too) he's really happy with building it up and maybe one day getting his name associated as a university landmark. Who knows? He's certainly been more than loyal.
Campbell speaks on why he's still at Iowa State despite interest from other programs
Oct 30, 2021; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; Iowa State Cyclones head coach Matt Campbell along the sidelines late in the fourth quarter against the West Virginia Mountaineers at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen-USA TODAY Sports Matt Campbell has a simple ancyclonefanatic.com
I really don't think it's job security so much as leaving a legacy at this point. He obviously can own and build whatever he wants there and can go on to have a chance at a Natty somewhere, but maybe the guy would love for his family to grow up as royalty in Ames. Never know that kind of stuffThere is something to be said for being happy where you are vs taking a job like USC where his job will be on the line constantly. Maybe Campbell desires being like the other coach in the state knowing his job is always safe.
Norvell made $625,000 annually at Nevada, and the Wolf Pack was reportedly willing to push him into the seven-figure range. It was unwilling to go to Colorado State territory, with the Rams expected to give him a five-year deal worth around $7.5 million if Norvell's salary matches that of Colorado State's last two head football coaches. Money talks, but so does support, and Colorado State offers more of that.
With Mickey going back to Nebby, this is gloriousBrian Kelly hires Frank Wilson
Well that’s smart
I know you hate Diaz but let's be real. If King doesn't get hurt last year, the entire program could be in a different place right now.Sounds like Joe Brady is going to be the offensive coordinator at Miami.
Apparently Oregon asked for permission to talk to him.I hope and pray that Oregon hires the BYU coach
BYU doesn't pay....Can't see him leaving his alma mater when they're moving to P5 in the future
Still think Chip would be incredible, sounds like prying Aranda away is at or towards the top of their list
I don't see the upside for Oregon if they go this wayApparently Oregon asked for permission to talk to him.
BYU doesn't pay....
That being said, he has job security at BYU, he'd have a short leash at Oregon and I still want to see a larger sample size from him.
I agree. Just telling you what I've heard. I don't think he'd be a good recruiter outside of the Poly community.I don't see the upside for Oregon if they go this way
Clearly I'm missing something
No doubt. Oregon are the most valuable football program in the Pac 12 by a margin last I sawI agree. Just telling you what I've heard. I don't think he'd be a good recruiter outside of the Poly community.
Very disappointed Miami couldn’t rise to the top in otherwise odd year for the ACCI know you hate Diaz but let's be real. If King doesn't get hurt last year, the entire program could be in a different place right now.
Give Mario talent and a good (not great) staff and they should be up top that conference
Manny was fucked with King's injury, no chance from there
Will be a great hire for anyone getting him.Is Jim Leonhard staying at Wisky until he’s the HC? Is that just understood?
The best thing to happen to Miami was King getting hurt. If Tyler Van Dyke was not the QB for the majority of this last season Miami loses at least 7 instead of the 5 they did lose.I know you hate Diaz but let's be real. If King doesn't get hurt last year, the entire program could be in a different place right now.
Give Mario talent and a good (not great) staff and they should be up top that conference
Manny was fucked with King's injury, no chance from there
Miami flopped and ultimately replaced Diaz because his defense was terrible.Very disappointed Miami couldn’t rise to the top in otherwise odd year for the ACC
Healthy King is at worst a back up NFL QB for 2-4 yearsThe best thing to happen to Miami was King getting hurt. If Tyler Van Dyke was not the QB for the majority of this last season Miami loses at least 7 instead of the 5 they did lose.
Leonhard is going to be a great head coach. The smart move would be to fire Chryst and give Leonhard the job.Is Jim Leonhard staying at Wisky until he’s the HC? Is that just understood?
I am completely serious. King was terrible and Van Dyke was as good as any QB in the country from the time he took over. You probbaly don't watch much of Miami but Van Dyke is a sure first round pick and without him that team wasn't beating anyone.Healthy King is at worst a back up NFL QB for 2-4 years
You can't be serious (but I know your love for the Wilsons of America)
Dead serious, just did a shot of Scope after reading this and it was deliciousI am completely serious. King was terrible and Van Dyke was as good as any QB in the country from the time he took over. You probbaly don't watch much of Miami but Van Dyke is a sure first round pick and without him that team wasn't beating anyone.
Whipple at NU as well?
At the time it didn't feel that way, but in retrospect I agree, King going down was a blessing in disguise for Miami, nothing against King who played well for them, but by TVD getting the playing time he was able to show what he could do, so now the QB position is one Miami doesn't need to worry about headed into next year, TVD can sling it, might even be a Heisman candidate, that's how good he was. As far as the Cristobal hire, I was on record as saying I wanted Kiffin, but I have no problem with Cristobal, he's a hell of a recruiter, I don't think he's anything special as a game day coach, but there's no question he's one of the best recruiters in college, and when you consider the best high school football is played in his own backyard, and he knows the area as well or better than anyone, things can turn around quickly for Miami.The best thing to happen to Miami was King getting hurt. If Tyler Van Dyke was not the QB for the majority of this last season Miami loses at least 7 instead of the 5 they did lose.
I don't know how anyone could watch Miami play this year and think otherwise.At the time it didn't feel that way, but in retrospect I agree, King going down was a blessing in disguise for Miami, nothing against King who played well for them, but by TVD getting the playing time he was able to show what he could do, so now the QB position is one Miami doesn't need to worry about headed into next year, TVD can sling it, might even be a Heisman candidate, that's how good he was. As far as the Cristobal hire, I was on record as saying I wanted Kiffin, but I have no problem with Cristobal, he's a hell of a recruiter, I don't think he's anything special as a game day coach, but there's no question he's one of the best recruiters in college, and when you consider the best high school football is played in his own backyard, and he knows the area as well or better than anyone, things can turn around quickly for Miami.
Before becoming the head guy he was a DC, and a damn good one, highly respected, so the fact that Miami struggled defensively was especially disappointing, for whatever reason his teams just couldn't tackle. I've also heard stories about a lack of discipline within the program, players partying the night before games, and stuff like that, all of that will change under Cristobal, he'll bring the type of discipline and accountability that's been lacking here.Miami flopped and ultimately replaced Diaz because his defense was terrible.
Respectfully gonna disagree here, TVD was just as good if not better than King, different type of QB, TVD is more of a drop back pro style QB, King is more of an athletic QB who isn't afraid to tuck and run, but if I were to list some of the issues Miami had this year, the QB position wouldn't be one of them.I know you hate Diaz but let's be real. If King doesn't get hurt last year, the entire program could be in a different place right now.
Give Mario talent and a good (not great) staff and they should be up top that conference
Manny was fucked with King's injury, no chance from there
I haven't heard anything definitive, but I know there's mutual interest, and Brady is from Miami, but he'll have a lot of schools interested in him, so we'll see what happensSounds like Joe Brady is going to be the offensive coordinator at Miami.
For me, I think they built the team through protocol for King to succeed and had that talentRespectfully gonna disagree here, TVD was just as good if not better than King, different type of QB, TVD is more of a drop back pro style QB, King is more of an athletic QB who isn't afraid to tuck and run, but if I were to list some of the issues Miami had this year, the QB position wouldn't be one of them.
Whipple and Dominic Raiola both confirmed in today.
Hope that works...it's not like Whipple was a hit from day one at Pitt, it took time, and they could never run the ball worth a shit with him. A lot of success this year with a QB who had started 4 straight years. Does Nebraska have time if it doesn't click right away year 1?
I believe Jimbo got asked likely 1st for sure.
It becomes a way of thought. I think like you and always will.It reaches a certain point, the money just doesn't matter does it? If you are happy and making almost 10 million a year, does it really matter to make $13 million a year instead? How do you spend $95 million of the current 10 year contract in your lifetime even plus all the other accumulated wealth he has worked for in his life? They act like we'll just throw more money at him and he'll come, when you already make what he does, it doesn't move the needle I wouldn't think. It is about lifestyle and location and family - if you are happy there making $9.5 or $10 or whatever, why leave for $13?
I think the offense will stay similar, really no reason to change it much. Attention to detail and red zone help, qb coaching is what needs to improve. And OL play too.
Whipple throws it 40x a game. Weird fit for Frost philosophy?
I think the offense will stay similar, really no reason to change it much. Attention to detail and red zone help, qb coaching is what needs to improve. And OL play too.