ahoelsken
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Missed that. my bad.
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Missed that. my bad.
He will be an interesting case study. Folks here have spoken highly of him. I seem to recall his name from the MacIntyre search but the reservation was he was still a bit immature as a coach to head a program. It will be interesting to see how cal benifts long term with the hire. What is the balance between luck, timing and depth of the coaching pool each year.
So Cal screwed up hiring Dykes, Dykes wanted out but wanted his money to.
Dykes forces them to fire him but doesn't give reason to give up the money. Either he is a smart individual or he is smart enough to have a lawyer and agent who gave him a great plan.
Either way Cal is paying a lot of money for a guy not to be coaching a program that isn't selling tickets and collecting donations they thought it would when they hired him. I wonder if Cal now tries to imitate what CU did and go cheap on the next coach and the program.
They are not a good program when they are at their best. What depths could they go at their worst. Maybe worse than Hawkins/Embree?
Cristobal is officially the Co-OC at Oregon
Sykobuff
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I thought you said we should stop? J/k
Stating a fact, not comparing to CU's situation.
Sykobuff
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Lighten up
Lock it up
Sykobuff
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Click click
Anyway, I was comparing the quickness of the hires, it's obvious they have the money to attract a bigger pool of candidates.
Hope they can have someone by next week.
I'll always favor a Texan over a Californian(s) in football/money. Hope Dykes gets every penny he can from Cal.
Dude use your brain, dykes is a complete tool.
Possibly so, but Cal is an Idiot Venue so screw 'em.
Heh.
SIAP, ASU offensive line coach accepts same job at TCU, his alma mater.
Same article states that Doug Meachem left TCU as CO-OC to take OC job at KU.
Rob Likens (KU OC) takes job at ASU as WR coach (a Baer like move).
And ASU expected to replace OL position with Josh Henson, a former Missouri offensive coordinator who was the offensive analyst at his alma mater, Oklahoma State, in 2016.
Same article states that Doug Meachem left TCU as CO-OC to take OC job at KU.
Rob Likens (KU OC) takes job at ASU as WR coach (a Baer like move).
And ASU expected to replace OL position with Josh Henson, a former Missouri offensive coordinator who was the offensive analyst at his alma mater, Oklahoma State, in 2016.
That was a big contract. I was surprised he survived the NCAA issues through the end of the season and all the way into January.
Big recruiter, bad position coach? Their OL was awful.
Wow.
Cross another want off the list.
You remember HS prom? The dude who waited until the last minute to line up his date always got the hottie. Always.