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End of season Press Conference
- Thread starter Shldr2Shldr
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Likely would have announced it today at the end of season presser if he was declaring for the draft. Would have been a lot more smoke around it too. Spruce is a solid 3-5 round pick probably. Should stay to get his degree and then jump to the league. No reason to leave early really.
I, on occasion, have posts like this. You know: where something sounds funny and witty in your head, so you post it. And then it isn't funny or witty at all.
Are you being serious? Come on man, make sure you use the sarcasm font next time.
watched the video on Rivals. HCMM definitely had a pause when asked about staff changes. hold it on the freak out, for now. I expect them to happen around mid-january or after signing day.
I didn't watch the presser, but IMO it depends on how he worded the answer to the question. If he's "not anticipating" any staff changes right now, that leaves a lot of room.
Also, if I recall correctly, there are a few coaches already out on the road on recruiting trips. I would expect that MM wouldn't send out any coaches who might not last through December, but i think it would cause undue anxiety for the coaches on the road to hear MM say that there will be staff changes.
Handle it behind closed doors, debrief the media later.
fatbuff
Member
Im absolutely serious. I think Nienas should have been let go last year, and its obvious that there are other coaches not pulling their weight in recruiting, or coaching. A good coach would recognize this and address it right away, not dick around waiting for things to sort themselves out. Its the definition of insanity. A coach should be doing everything possible to make the team better, even if it means being a little uncomfortable.
Lt.Col.FrankSlade
Well-Known Member
I am wondering if this is a Colorado thing, and not necessarily tied to any one coach.
Going back to the Barnett days - he would never fire anyone when the season ended. Instead, he would announce that a coach was leaving for other opportunities after signing day.
I wonder if this is something that has been decided above the head coach, because it is certainly not unique to MacIntyre.
fatbuff
Member
My biggest gripe with GB was not letting Okruch go soon enough.
I watched the presser on CUBuffs.com. His response to staff changes was a little odd...he said what he had to.
He made a big deal about getting more powerful...essentially every player getting stronger and more explosive...I'm assuming he was talking primarily about the front 7. This would certainly help, particularly in stopping the run.
He felt confident in the DBs, noting 3 starters were out with injuries.
He said a lot of what's been said here. Sefo's problem is our D and some poor choices on his part, but he's still our guy. Without all the turnovers, I'm sure we'd have a better scoring average than 28.5 a game. He said the D needs a lot of improvement...duh. He didn't mention special teams, which I thought was a little odd - could just be the questions he was getting.
He said all the right things and I still have confidence in him. This year was supposed to be our "getting better without a lot of wins" year, and we did that. Next year, if we want to keep expectations on this program, we need to win 4-6 games and at least 1 conference win. I know everyone is hollering for a bowl game, but I don't see 7 wins next year IMO.
He made a big deal about getting more powerful...essentially every player getting stronger and more explosive...I'm assuming he was talking primarily about the front 7. This would certainly help, particularly in stopping the run.
He felt confident in the DBs, noting 3 starters were out with injuries.
He said a lot of what's been said here. Sefo's problem is our D and some poor choices on his part, but he's still our guy. Without all the turnovers, I'm sure we'd have a better scoring average than 28.5 a game. He said the D needs a lot of improvement...duh. He didn't mention special teams, which I thought was a little odd - could just be the questions he was getting.
He said all the right things and I still have confidence in him. This year was supposed to be our "getting better without a lot of wins" year, and we did that. Next year, if we want to keep expectations on this program, we need to win 4-6 games and at least 1 conference win. I know everyone is hollering for a bowl game, but I don't see 7 wins next year IMO.
Yeah, I would think if we are looking for a coordinator position, a lot of that movement doesn't happen until most of the teams seasons are over (in this case after the bowl season).
There is a general rule in management that you always want to be pushing out your bottom 10%. With 9 coaches and 13 other staff positions, I would expect at least 2 non-voluntary turnovers each year. The tricky thing is knowing when they are voluntary or not.
DiggerBuffs
Well-Known Member
If we had not had ill advised turnovers in multiple games or gone for blood we would have had 6-7 wins. Lots of what ifs added up to 10 Losses.
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I think the lack of long term contracts plays into this to some degree. It seems HCs are concerned if they don't show loyalty to assistants the one year deals will be a bigger deterrent to bring in top assistants. It affects decisions more than it should in my opinion. I was frustrated with Barnett not making staff changes and I will be disappointed with Macintyre if he doesn't upgrade our special teams coach. Neinas isn't bad, it's just he is not making special teams a weapon for us and we need a better recruiter.
Sorry to be an idiot; but, how do you sign up for barzil? I tried to find the paid membership link last night and couldn't.
this should be a red flag to the Allbuffs admins -- a customer wants to give you money and was not immediately able to figure out how.
Found it. Thanks. Actually, I found it last night; but, the link was working for me. User error I guess
First rule of allbuffs...
Second rule of allbuffs: Never accept personal responsibility.
SO glad you're not making any important decisions regarding this football program.
I bet your biggest gripe with Hawkins was not letting Mark Helfrich go soon enough.... Just dumb
fatbuff
Member
You're not making sense, Vince. You still rocking the Oakley Blades?
Selection Sunday. Precious.
I agree, if you are 1 and 17 in the pac, just keep the same staff i'm sure things will change.
FIFY.........You can coach the h*ll out of special teams with the best ST coach in college ranks, but when your SENIOR punter mis-hits the ball and sends a line drive, rather than a loft, right to the KR man, or your SENIOR FG guy misses three in-his-range FG attempts in a 3 pt. game, or your return guy fumbles a punt on the 10 yd. line in a 4 pt. game, you're going to be in trouble.