Shawn Watson Texas OC?

[Nobody]

This article is inaccurate. Shawn Watson was never fired from Nebraska. Fact

Please. Tomato, Toemato.

Just like Mack Brown was not fired.

Yeah, he wasn't fired... he landed the head fishing job at some pond in texas. The offer was too good to pass up.

 

[killer cacti]

It will happen. And it's glorious.

sips thought they were going to throw money at Chad Morris from Clemson.

Strong is not starting well....and I love it.

5.2 Million buyout for someone that's going to become a head coach somewhere else soon? Doesn't seem terribly smart financially.

 

[Mavric]

Decision expected today. Supposedly it was to be either Watson or Tom Herman from tOSU. But now it sounds like Herman isn't leaving so Watson it is (probably).

 

[Count 'Bility]

Makes sense. Watson has OC'd both Texas and OU to Big 12 Championship game wins over Nebraska.

 

[True2tRA]

Makes sense. Watson has OC'd both Texas and OU to Big 12 Championship game wins over Nebraska.

 

[Stumpy1]

Nothing has been said yet about the OC position but Strong is putting together a pretty good staff so far.

Vance Bedford - DC

Chris Rumph - DL

Bryan Jean-Mary - LB

Tommy Robinson - RB

Bruce Chambers - TE

Joe Wickline - OL

 

[Comish]

That would be ironic..........

 

[Amac3309]

@footballscoop: Shawn Watson has joined the Texas staff as QBs coach per multiple reports

 

[True2tRA]

From OC to Qb coach. Sounds like a guy who is taking a step down on the ladder. Maybe should have been a QB coach all along. If this is true, I think it's a hilarious slap in the face to all the Watson jockeys.

 

[Mavric]

I would guess they'll put a staff together then decided on the OC. Not uncommon - and most schools have their OC be the QB coach. But someone odd considering the already was your OC - assuming that is correct, the report could have left out the OC part.

 

[Count 'Bility]

From OC to Qb coach. Sounds like a guy who is taking a step down on the ladder. Maybe should have been a QB coach all along. If this is true, I think it's a hilarious slap in the face to all the Watson jockeys.

Would going from Vice President of Denmark (or whatever their second in command is) to being the Sec. of State for the US be a step down the ladder?

 

[True2tRA]

From OC to Qb coach. Sounds like a guy who is taking a step down on the ladder. Maybe should have been a QB coach all along. If this is true, I think it's a hilarious slap in the face to all the Watson jockeys.

Would going from Vice President of Denmark (or whatever their second in command is) to being the Sec. of State for the US be a step down the ladder?

If you hold Texas in that high regard, it sounds like more your problem than mine.

 

[Count 'Bility]

From OC to Qb coach. Sounds like a guy who is taking a step down on the ladder. Maybe should have been a QB coach all along. If this is true, I think it's a hilarious slap in the face to all the Watson jockeys.

Would going from Vice President of Denmark (or whatever their second in command is) to being the Sec. of State for the US be a step down the ladder?

If you hold Texas in that high regard, it sounds like more your problem than mine.

I dont. I hold Texas in regards of dog sh#t in a rain storm. And you know, I hold our government in that regards most times too.

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I was making that comparison as a matter of perception. Regardless of what we Husker fans think, Texas is still viewed as college football loyalty. And it makes me wanna puke.

 

[ZRod]

Wasn't he the QB coach at Louisville when he first got there too?

 

[Mavric]

Wasn't he the QB coach at Louisville when he first got there too?

Pretty sure yes.