For both scenarios? Or just the One?
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Official CU Head Coach Search Thread - Primetime
- Thread starter The Alabaster Yak
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There is no plan B, bud
Yes there is a chance... Not sure how big of a chance tho, but its not zero %
This coming from the sources that started this thread?
After this is all over, im gonna MTN the **** out of a post about the timeline of events that leads to all of this LOL
Only $750K? Pfffft! Chump change for a big spender like CU. We’ve offered Deion $10 or $15 million and set aside $20 or $30 million per for the staff. Something like that.
Tony Alford?
'99
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Don't believe it until Musk tweets it.
Hiring Deion would be a stroke of genius if CU can pull it off. The CU program is looked upon as a hopeless bottom feeder at the moment, and the CU program is irrelevant on the national scene. As a result, the CU head coaching job is a really tough job to fill, as evidenced by about 90% of the national media saying that Deion shouldn't take the job.
But hiring Deion totally and immediately changes the narrative and puts CU back in the national conversation. It doesn't matter how long Deion would stay at CU, and it doesn't really matter how well Deion does as coach. Anything success he has will be looked upon as an improvement. Hiring the next guy now becomes that much easier once CU has shown a commitment to winning by hiring Deion.
This really needs to happen, or there is no telling how much longer CU remains where it is otherwise.
But hiring Deion totally and immediately changes the narrative and puts CU back in the national conversation. It doesn't matter how long Deion would stay at CU, and it doesn't really matter how well Deion does as coach. Anything success he has will be looked upon as an improvement. Hiring the next guy now becomes that much easier once CU has shown a commitment to winning by hiring Deion.
This really needs to happen, or there is no telling how much longer CU remains where it is otherwise.
BuffBronco
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If you can't believe your CFB news from the Talent Acquisition Manager at JM Medi-Stat who can you believe?
Stampede
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This guy tweets a lot, but only has ~950 followers. I'm not buying what he's selling, but I hope it's true.
Stampede
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Top candidate @ Cincinnati bows out. Hopefully Deion wasn't 2nd on their wish list.
Hartline speculation for Cinci or Colorado OC?
That's an honest non-denial.
not even close...
Stampede
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My guess is he sees a window into being the next Ohio State coach if Ryan Day gets booted in the next year or two.
That would not change if he took the HC job and succeeded at Cincy. It would only enhance his candidacy while driving his price way up.
No way. How many blue bloods fire a HC and promote an assistant on the fired coach’s staff? He’s better off being a successful HC elsewhere first.
Stampede
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Dabo Swinney and Ed Orgeron are two examples of internal hires after a coach is fired. Ryan Day and Lincoln Riley after Hall of Fame coaches retire. It's not unheard of, but I hope Hartline goes to Cinci. Eliminating competition for Deion is cool with me
ahoelsken
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Feel like we're heading towards the Pillow Talk thread with this one.......
Good call on Orgeron. Tommy Bowden resigned making way for Dabo so not exactly the same, but I still don’t think attaching yourself to a head coach who you’re rooting to fail is a good strategy for becoming a HC.
Why do people keep talking about this? Where did that idea even come from? I thought Coach Sanders specifically said he was considering FBS/P5 in order to get his assistants paid.