MCskid
Well-Known Member
just got done reading hawk's bio and was shocked that he has never been a coordinator at the ncca level. i just assumed that he had been the oc at boise before he got the head coaching job, instead of just being the assistant hc/tight ends/community p.r. guy. before that he was hc at a niai level as well as being a oc/dc at this level and the jc level. texas high school football is more competitive, some of those teams have 10-20 bcs kids playing for them. kinda seems amazing that none of this raised any red flags during the hiring process. hawk has been incredibly lucky in his career, inherited a winning team in a weak league, kept it sailing smooth and then parlayed that into a bcs job. now what seems really amazing to me is that he brought such an inexperienced staff to cu with him. that takes balls and a huge ego or a complete lack of the ability to be able to analyze one's situation rationally. if hawk had hired an oc and dc with a lot of experience under their belts(someone like hankwitz comes to mind) he might not be getting ready to file for unemployment. being a homer i hope hawk can "pop it", turn the season around and prove us all wrong. but after taking a look at next year's schedule if he does not have a winning season this year bohn had better make a change, regardless of how financially painful it will be. and he better get this one right.
p.s.- i like a lot of what hawk has done for cu, turned our image around, got the team gpa way up, has the kid's best interest's at heart, is an overall good guy in a profession full scum bags, but ya gotta win some games.
p.s.- i like a lot of what hawk has done for cu, turned our image around, got the team gpa way up, has the kid's best interest's at heart, is an overall good guy in a profession full scum bags, but ya gotta win some games.