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Coaching Staff
- Thread starter RollTad21
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That question reveals a major problem, right? How do you not have assistants that you could see as fitting as an interim HC?
The DL coach has done a job. He deserves to be back.
WR/RC would be a demotion for Chev. Els maybe. But he's clearly not an up and coming D Coordinator.
He wouldn't get hired as an OC anywhere besides at a small school
Maybe join Wacintyre at SJSU next yr
Drake's a fine young coach.
Honestly, I believe that Brown is a very good DB coach.
I put the blame for the performance on the defensive coordinator. Eliot was a very bad hire.
OK you are proving my point. Only way any coach on the staff has a job next year is if they take a demotion. And most wouldn't be hired even after doing that.
Experience as failed coordinators.
Ya with what Kentucky is doing pretty clear Eliot was providing nothing there. And Eliot was already done calling plays there before he left.
Kentucky is the #1 scoring defense in the FBS two seasons removed from eliot. Jfc
Roper is a good QB coach and would be hired at many schools
Drake is a budding coaching star and I bet his kids will continue to play hard
Els was the Purdue DC, and is doing a great job with the LB, except for playing Gamboa too much
Chiv is a good recruiter and is good with WR. I agree that guys may need to move down in level to get the experience it takes to come back up
Drake is a budding coaching star and I bet his kids will continue to play hard
Els was the Purdue DC, and is doing a great job with the LB, except for playing Gamboa too much
Chiv is a good recruiter and is good with WR. I agree that guys may need to move down in level to get the experience it takes to come back up
I want to believe that on Brown, but I think he may have just benefited from having NFL talent. When is the last time a DB has broken up a pass? Drake I agree I've been impressed with, at was the 1 guy I thought maybe would get a DL job, but my guess would be it's outside the P5
I’m saying we move on now. I don’t want anyone on this staff being considered for the job, like a repeat of Cabral in 2010. Roper and Els have at least been around winning programs and might get us to 6-7 wins this year without anyone thinking they deserve a shot next year.
chev drake and roper
Not buying the hype on Roper. Montez has not really made the improvements we were told especially under pressure. Which is what matters since he always is. And the guy was run out of South Carolina for Christ sake
That’s fair. I would point out that our dbs seem oblivious to the ball in the air, or to play the ball in the air when they happen to notice it.
It’s hard to judge Chiaverini without knowing what MM is telling him to do. The running up the middle every first down has been a pattern for years, and MM is the common denominator. But Chiaverini hasn’t impressed me.
I will echo what stoops told Feldman before this year, “we were so outclassed on talent it was almost impossible and this year is the first year I feel like we have the talent to compete.” Seriously if you listen to his podcast every week you would have heard this.
Montez is very average. To this point, he hasn’t shown he can consistently move the offense and sustain drives. He excels at screen passes and the occasional deep pass, along with anything to Viska. He lacks a high football IQ on the field and his general awareness is low (running out of bounds for a 5 yard loss instead of just tossing it away?). IMO, Roper has engrained the slide in his head which has cost CU multiple times this season.
He has had his moments, to be sure, and he is far from the reason for this 4 game losing streak, but he has also not been close to a solution at any point, regardless what the stats say.
That’s even worse because Eliot’s calling card is supposed to be recruiting.
Yeah would kinda suck to lose Chev but I've come to terms with it
He will catch on somewhere else if he is not here in 2019. So will some other coaches.
BTW, can we keep Bernardi?
probably $10 mil or so worth of color
lvbuff
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Montez is way better now. 6 sacks in s what makes Montez look bad.