Thanks for the opinions so far, some fans that post on www.stltoday.com are complaining and I am trying to covince them that Mizzou has been a graveyard for coaches and football talent and that it will take time to build, they think that a Lou Holtz type coach would want to come here, I think that they are crazy....Average coach so far. He's able to coach his team to a few big wins each season but can't finish the season strong. His best finish so far at MU has been 8-5 in 03 (4-4 in Big 12 play in 03 and 05) with an overall record of 29-30 prior to this year. He's yet to have a season over the .500 mark. IMO he's fast becoming the next Mack Brown; able to recruit and can coach but that ever elusivel Big 12 Title is always out of reach.
But if you look at his record at Toledo, it took him a few years to really come on strong. I think he and MU are on the cusp of having a great season and possibly finally seeing the Big 12 North/Conference title come their way. Chase is a good QB and him only being a Soph is definitely in MU's favor.
That confused me as well. He had a great player in Smith but limited his abilities. If he had coached keeping Smith's talent in mind, MU could have had a great season.Hard to say - part of the issue is that he is essentally having to build the program. At the same time, what he did with Brad Smith in Smith's junior year (make him a pocket passer) has to make you wonder...
A bit biased, are ye, laddy? Everyone else besides the Mizzousier fans knows he's a sh**ty coach. He just recently got off of the Five Worst Coaches list. Where have you been hiding, Missouri?As an outsider looking in, what is your opinion of Gary Pinkel as head coach of Mizzou?
Good Coach?
Bad Coach?
Thanks......
A bit biased, are ye, laddy? Everyone else besides the Mizzousier fans knows he's a sh**ty coach. He just recently got off of the Five Worst Coaches list. Where have you been hiding, Missouri?As an outsider looking in, what is your opinion of Gary Pinkel as head coach of Mizzou?
Good Coach?
Bad Coach?
Thanks......
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writ...lbag/index.html
He's a lot like Bill Callahan. It's a jeckyl and hyde team. You never know exactly what you're going to get. You're either going to get their best or their worst. When they're at their best, they can beat anyone. When they're at their worst, they couldn't beat their way out of a wet paper bag. Quite frankly, I'd bet with the Big 12 North he's either the first or second coach to go.