No but his assistant wouldWould Dabo ever leave Clemson for OU?
No but his assistant wouldWould Dabo ever leave Clemson for OU?
Which one? BV has to be the clubhouse leader, but TE gets a ton of press as the next great offensive mind. TE will probably stay at Clemson forever, he's an alum (studied IE, smart dude!)No but his assistant would
BVWhich one? BV has to be the clubhouse leader, but TE gets a ton of press as the next great offensive mind. TE will probably stay at Clemson forever, he's an alum (studied IE, smart dude!)
Pollard is just being a good boss. The type of boss that wants his employees to improve and grow. If they outgrow ISU and move on, then he thanks them for what they did while here and wishes them well in the future.
Who's Duke going to hire and should we be worried?
sarcasm
OU premium boards saying they've locked down someone just not announced yet
And Pollard. He has to be informed before other schools can talk to him. Neither one will directly say but Pollard was prepping the fans for a possible Campbell exit during the last coaches show.
Given all the stuff being said around Riley leaving, it's hard to tell what to believe coming out of Norman.
Steve Prohm. He could coach football and then replace Coach K for basketball.
Thinking he might get a total of 3 wins if he coaches both football and basketball. Maybe.
This.Notre Dame played this perfectly. Marcus Freeman is well known now. And has been appointed the next great young coach. The Notre Dame staff stays minus Brian Kelly. That could be a positive. The positive endorsements for Freeman by former and current players have made this the overwhelming best choice.
Iowa State is actually benefiting from all of this as well. Matt Campbell’s profile has been elevated. Iowa State is getting great publicity for Campbell’s program. Matt Campbell will use this as motivation to get better. And I have no hard feelings towards Campbell at all. He has more than lived up to the bargain.
This.
We are getting priceless publicity from this. While it causes ISU fans to freak out and may cause some hesitation with recruits given the uncertainty (although none of them need to make a decision immediately) none of this speculation hurts. It only helps.
ISU brand is all over and Campbell’s reputation as a top young coach just grows. Rumors about him turning down schools like USC and OU to stay at IowaState paint the best possible image for anyone even considering Iowa State as their school of choice.
I have no doubt coach was interested in ND job and waiting to see how that played out, but for everyone freaking out about why he doesn’t come right out and say “I’m staying” understand that’s only to give you comfort. Have you ever considered that a head coach and AD understand this dynamic with the optics and media attention and that’s why (or at least part of why) they let it play out?
When do we expect ND to make their decision official?
Semi-Serious question. How old is considered a young coach? CMC is 42.
Semi-Serious question. How old is considered a young coach? CMC is 42.
I don't think so but Clemson is a program that could fall from the top of the hill.Would Dabo ever leave Clemson for OU?
I would disagree. AD's main job is managing Finances, Facilities, and Fans.Want to be an AD? The single #1 part of the job is hiring a football coach:
1. hire a dud and he fails and you are a chump and it costs the dept millions to dump the guy
2. hire a winner and he does so well he goes somewhere else for more money
Lather, rinse, repeat.
People talk about guys who stay 20 years, but those guys are unicorns. That said, you keep trying to find one...
Fair question. Given the absolute youngest are in their 30s I’d say coach is still in this category. Scale goes way further in the other direction. Totally arbitrary, but I personally would consider anything under 45 to be “young”. Others will certainly have other equally valid (but also arbitrary) lines.
This could be applied to being a university president in hiring an athletic Director as well.Want to be an AD? The single #1 part of the job is hiring a football coach:
1. hire a dud and he fails and you are a chump and it costs the dept millions to dump the guy
2. hire a winner and he does so well he goes somewhere else for more money
Lather, rinse, repeat.
People talk about guys who stay 20 years, but those guys are unicorns. That said, you keep trying to find one...
Wrong.Are we still pretending that is what college football is?
because if ND would have offered CMC the job. You wouldn’t be saying that. College football is 100% a business now.