***Official Head Coaching Search Discussion***

Coach Power'T said:
I actually wouldn't mind seeing Bielema here. Why does everyone dislike him?
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Because he's just kind of a douchebag, and it's not really a long term answer since he's just biding his time until Ferentz gets canned. I say if he can be a hired gun to bring back the pipeline and fix the offensive identity crisis, bring it on.
 
adc7236 said:
I am not impressed with big name coaches that excell in talent rich recruiting areas and have 4 and 5 star athlethes all over the field. The coaches who get my attention and respect are those who conistently do more with less. Bill Snyder comes to mind first in that department. I am not advocating or suggesting he be our next coach, but I want someone like him.

I think guys who are use to having tons of talent to choose from on the recruiting circuit and on the playing field may get a rude awakening when they step away from that.
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I don't think anyone would disagree with the fact it is highly desirable to have a coach who gets the most from his talent pool, regardless of how they are ranked or heralded. However, I think taking this program to the next level must also include someone who can bring in some of those blue chip prospects and manage the personalities that come with that injection of competitiveness into a cohesive unit with unified goals. It is the later that is an often under appreciated value of great leadership.

 
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adc7236 said:
I am not impressed with big name coaches that excell in talent rich recruiting areas and have 4 and 5 star athlethes all over the field. The coaches who get my attention and respect are those who conistently do more with less. Bill Snyder comes to mind first in that department. I am not advocating or suggesting he be our next coach, but I want someone like him.

I think guys who are use to having tons of talent to choose from on the recruiting circuit and on the playing field may get a rude awakening when they step away from that.
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You always want a guy that overachieves but make no mistake about the great coaches in fertile recruiting grounds. They know what they are doing on the field. You can tell the good ones from the bad even in the recruiting areas
 
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1. Tressel

2. Johnson

3. Calhoun

4. Richt.

Give me some power football (hopefully option), play action, few penalties/turnovers and tough defense. Maybe we don't get the magical 9 wins every year, but we will be competitive in every game, and guaranteed a real shot at conference hardware, maybe a place in the playoff every now and then instead of being the butt of jokes nationally.

No way any of these coaches give up 59, 62, 63, 70, or 408 like the last guy.

 
StPaulHusker said:
adc7236 said:
I am not impressed with big name coaches that excell in talent rich recruiting areas and have 4 and 5 star athlethes all over the field. The coaches who get my attention and respect are those who conistently do more with less. Bill Snyder comes to mind first in that department. I am not advocating or suggesting he be our next coach, but I want someone like him.

I think guys who are use to having tons of talent to choose from on the recruiting circuit and on the playing field may get a rude awakening when they step away from that.
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You always want a guy that overachieves but make no mistake about the great coaches in fertile recruiting grounds. They know what they are doing on the field. You can tell the good ones from the bad even in the recruiting areas
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See Mack Brown

 
desertshox said:
The Osbfather said:
My Allstar Coaching Staff:

1) Jim Tressel HC

2) Frost OC

3) Muschamp DC

-Nebraska should not be afraid to spend big money on coaches. But my question is this: Is Jim Tressel even eligible to coach until 2016? Im yet to get a strait answer on this and Im curious.
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yes, he can coach this year. it has been mentioned in numerous threads on here. iirc he cant coach the first 4 games and the university has to report to the ncaa every time he goes to the bathroom. okay, the second part might not be true but they will have to make reports to the ncaa more often.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Show-cause_penalty
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thank you

 
Moiraine said:
StPaulHusker said:
adc7236 said:
I am not impressed with big name coaches that excell in talent rich recruiting areas and have 4 and 5 star athlethes all over the field. The coaches who get my attention and respect are those who conistently do more with less. Bill Snyder comes to mind first in that department. I am not advocating or suggesting he be our next coach, but I want someone like him.

I think guys who are use to having tons of talent to choose from on the recruiting circuit and on the playing field may get a rude awakening when they step away from that.
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You always want a guy that overachieves but make no mistake about the great coaches in fertile recruiting grounds. They know what they are doing on the field. You can tell the good ones from the bad even in the recruiting areas
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See Mack Brown
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You mean the guy that won a NC and played for another? Yeah. Terrible coach.I suppose we can put Bobby Bowden on the list too?

 
HuskerPowerVA said:
adc7236 said:
I am not impressed with big name coaches that excell in talent rich recruiting areas and have 4 and 5 star athlethes all over the field. The coaches who get my attention and respect are those who conistently do more with less. Bill Snyder comes to mind first in that department. I am not advocating or suggesting he be our next coach, but I want someone like him.

I think guys who are use to having tons of talent to choose from on the recruiting circuit and on the playing field may get a rude awakening when they step away from that.
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I don't think anyone would disagree with the fact it is highly desirable to have a coach who gets the most from his talent pool, regardless of how they are ranked or heralded. However, I think taking this program to the next level must also include someone who can bring in some of those blue chip prospects and manage the personalities that come with that injection of competitiveness into a cohesive unit with unified goals. It is the later that is an often under appreciated value of great leadership.
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Valid point.

 
StPaulHusker said:
Moiraine said:
StPaulHusker said:
adc7236 said:
I am not impressed with big name coaches that excell in talent rich recruiting areas and have 4 and 5 star athlethes all over the field. The coaches who get my attention and respect are those who conistently do more with less. Bill Snyder comes to mind first in that department. I am not advocating or suggesting he be our next coach, but I want someone like him.

I think guys who are use to having tons of talent to choose from on the recruiting circuit and on the playing field may get a rude awakening when they step away from that.
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You always want a guy that overachieves but make no mistake about the great coaches in fertile recruiting grounds. They know what they are doing on the field. You can tell the good ones from the bad even in the recruiting areas
Click to expand...
See Mack Brown
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You mean the guy that won a NC and played for another? Yeah. Terrible coach.I suppose we can put Bobby Bowden on the list too?
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No

 
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