New Coaching Staff: "They must be experts & treat people right."
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QMany
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JTrain
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I think there's a chance Banker comes with. Out of respect he would allow Banker to interview for the HC job at OSU, but if they don't go that direction, Banker may end up here. He's done a lot of good things when he's had some decent talent.
DC: Banker
OC: Frost?
DL/RC: Orgeron?
LB: Bray?
DB: Warren
OL: Cavanaugh
RB: Ron Brown
WR: Brennan
STC: Read
DC: Banker
OC: Frost?
DL/RC: Orgeron?
LB: Bray?
DB: Warren
OL: Cavanaugh
RB: Ron Brown
WR: Brennan
STC: Read
Thanks_Tom RR
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What...so you are saying we will not have a dedicated QB coach?
tattooedhusker
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MR seems dedicated to developing the QB position, and mentioned it a couple times during his press conference and the side-media interviews afterwards. Oregeron is a great DL coach, so he could potentially oversee the defense and specifically the development of the DL. Otherwise, people who have worked with MR or covered him in the past say he would do a great job developing a QB without a QB coach.
Riley needs to get some young blood with new ideas...he was the Dinasour of the Pac-12 as every team just passed him by and he kept losing.
From an Oregon reporter:
There was a column I saw that you wrote in October, and this was after Oregon State had lost their eighth Pac-12 conference game out of the last nine, and you said that you thought that “the time has come for Riley to either take a hard look at his philosophy and make changes, or step away,” and I think this was in relation to running that pro-style offense.
GRESS: I think Mike’s a good coach, and I think he can run a program well, and do a lot of stuff. But in this day and age, and in this conference specifically with the way things are, he needed to evolve a little bit, do something that’s different in order for them to be competitive against the teams in this conference. Now what he likes to do might fit in the Big-10, but in this conference I thought that it was time for him to try and do something, just to either enthuse the fan base, maybe get them to have some success against some of those other teams, or he needs to walk away. If he didn’t want to do that, and felt like his time here had run his course, to walk away because of his contract and what that was going to cost Oregon State to maybe get out of if they maybe felt like they needed to make a move.
TOBIAS: If you had to look at things that fans disliked about his coaching, was that one of them, this stubbornness to kind of stick with a certain style of offense.
GRESS: I think you used the right word, stubbornness. He stuck with his guns and he wanted to go that route, and I think that’s what upset a lot of fans, because there wasn’t that willingness to try stuff, although it’s interesting, a few years back, when the “wildcat” (offense) was kind of getting there, they did have that. They had Jacquizz Rodgers doing a little bit of that. They started the “fly sweep,” which has been a staple of their offense, that was back in ’06 and ’07, somewhere back in there. So he has done some things, but I just think that the Pac-12 has gotten so much better in the last three years, especially. You see a lot of new coaches coming in and bringing new styles and things like that, and they felt like he was kind of the dinosaur of the coaches here, and they were back in the stone age of what they were trying to do, both offensively and defensively.
From an Oregon reporter:
There was a column I saw that you wrote in October, and this was after Oregon State had lost their eighth Pac-12 conference game out of the last nine, and you said that you thought that “the time has come for Riley to either take a hard look at his philosophy and make changes, or step away,” and I think this was in relation to running that pro-style offense.
GRESS: I think Mike’s a good coach, and I think he can run a program well, and do a lot of stuff. But in this day and age, and in this conference specifically with the way things are, he needed to evolve a little bit, do something that’s different in order for them to be competitive against the teams in this conference. Now what he likes to do might fit in the Big-10, but in this conference I thought that it was time for him to try and do something, just to either enthuse the fan base, maybe get them to have some success against some of those other teams, or he needs to walk away. If he didn’t want to do that, and felt like his time here had run his course, to walk away because of his contract and what that was going to cost Oregon State to maybe get out of if they maybe felt like they needed to make a move.
TOBIAS: If you had to look at things that fans disliked about his coaching, was that one of them, this stubbornness to kind of stick with a certain style of offense.
GRESS: I think you used the right word, stubbornness. He stuck with his guns and he wanted to go that route, and I think that’s what upset a lot of fans, because there wasn’t that willingness to try stuff, although it’s interesting, a few years back, when the “wildcat” (offense) was kind of getting there, they did have that. They had Jacquizz Rodgers doing a little bit of that. They started the “fly sweep,” which has been a staple of their offense, that was back in ’06 and ’07, somewhere back in there. So he has done some things, but I just think that the Pac-12 has gotten so much better in the last three years, especially. You see a lot of new coaches coming in and bringing new styles and things like that, and they felt like he was kind of the dinosaur of the coaches here, and they were back in the stone age of what they were trying to do, both offensively and defensively.
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Imo, the only way we get Orgeron is if he is the DC.
Jason Sitoke
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Ed Helms
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Spoke w @LemmingReport about New #huskers HC Mike Riley,Orgeron & the possibility of #Seminoles Tim Brewster Joining the staff @ESPN1480
Former Minnesota coach Tim Brewster is currently the Florida State TE Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. Would be a great hire for Coach Riley!!!
Here are the the recruits that Tim Brewster is a recruiter for, according to Rivals. Yes Please!
Spoke w @LemmingReport about New #huskers HC Mike Riley,Orgeron & the possibility of #Seminoles Tim Brewster Joining the staff @ESPN1480
Former Minnesota coach Tim Brewster is currently the Florida State TE Coach and Recruiting Coordinator. Would be a great hire for Coach Riley!!!
Here are the the recruits that Tim Brewster is a recruiter for, according to Rivals. Yes Please!
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FrankWheeler
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SuperBigFan69
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Brewster was a craptastic coach but is known as a really good recruiter.
Atbone95
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Bring her to Nebraska. Damn.That reeks of Petrino
Don't worry. She just "assists" on recruit's "official visits".
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