😅🤣😂 the U
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Certainly . . . . . interesting. 😳 QB Jake Garcia has already entered the Portal. Wonder what TVD thinks about this? 🤔
Nebraska didn't work out, but he had a solid resume until then. He still claims that national championship at UCF.
Not unless something has changed since this:
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He's a drunk who thought banging college girls was more important than coaching. Heading to Miami will surely fix that....
Whatever he was doing worked up in Orlando, it might work a few hours to the south and east.
The U has sort of become the Cleveland Browns of college football just plowing through coaches and coordinators year after year. Sometimes, you have to give things some time.
yeah but he did wonders at Oregon as OC and QB coach. Believe Mariotta was under him. man, i think this could be a good hire for them..
he obviously did well at UCF too so i'd imagine he can still recruit florida.
but who knows, every new coaching hire looks promising until its not. at the very least, he's a big name.
pittdan77
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You may be right but we've heard about Miami's great hires for a while now.
lol, yeah i agree wholeheartedly. how many times has an ACC team made a hire that i said "oh man, this sucks for pitt."
answer - a lot..
That’s just some dude on Twitter. Not sure how reliable that is.
Frost would be interesting hire though. His Oregon and UCF offenses would be a perfect fit for the type of players that grow on trees in South Florida.
But the rumors of his drinking and lifestyle choices at Nebraska are a huge red flag.
Although I’ve also read some people say that was all kinda BS to get Frost out. Kinda like what Auburn did last offseason.
Frost would be interesting hire though. His Oregon and UCF offenses would be a perfect fit for the type of players that grow on trees in South Florida.
But the rumors of his drinking and lifestyle choices at Nebraska are a huge red flag.
Although I’ve also read some people say that was all kinda BS to get Frost out. Kinda like what Auburn did last offseason.
I don’t think so. They’ve mostly gone cheap with hires, because they’ve mostly been a cheap program.
Last offseason was the first offseason where their hires turned heads because it was the first time they ever spent money.
Although I thought the Lashlee OC hire was great at the time.
I thought Frost was a solid offensive guy until I learned Huepel was on his OC at UCF. That explains the success there.
i feel like it's a good thing to have a coordinator who spends his days coaching and his nights' getting hammered. no kidding either.
let the family man guy be the HC, shaking hands and kissing babies and giving reach arounds to the rich alumni while the offensive coordinator plays mad scientist role with offensive schemes and drinks his face off at night and starts all over again in the morning..
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Wherever you learned that from, never talk to that person or read that website again for sports information.
Wherever you learned that from, never talk to that person or read that website again for sports information.
I usually just take a "we'll see" attitude on coaching hires, but I agree with you on this one.
Why not if you can get away with it. "Deserve" means nothing in this world.
pittdan77
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Were they cheap hires or just lazy/bad hires? Al Golden was cheap/lazy. Mark Richt was an attempt at catching lightning in a bottle.
Huepel wasn't on that staff. Huepel was OC at Mizzou before getting the UCF HC position.
Me too. They usually have proven success, often were great as an OC or DC before struggling as a HC.
On the other hand, I'm not a fan of hiring guys as OC where they were only ever an OC and for a bunch of years.
On the one hand, hard to blame a guy for that.
On the other, this is indeed an eyebrow-raiser of a hire....
He's just living his best life, I'd enjoy that salary and banging college girls at that age it's good work if you can get it.
That’s not really fair to Frost. I don’t know what happened at Nebraska, but he had some absolute *elite* offenses before that, regardless of conference.
His Oregon offenses were pretty insane.
And it’s not like UCF was playing in the AAC with a P5 roster. They went winless the year before he got there. Two years later his offense carried them to an undefeated season.
I think it would have worked at Nebby too. But he went off the rails almost as soon as he got there, and head coach at a major program is not a job you can do effectively if you're not focused--and/or if your own players and staff don't respect you.
And Charlie Strong just quit as co-DC. Says he found out about the new DC via ESPN and was never interviewed for the job. The job he held and hadn’t been fired from, lol.
Cristobal seems like a real piece of work. Why wouldn’t he get rid of the current DC before hiring a new one?
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Cristobal seems like a real piece of work. Why wouldn’t he get rid of the current DC before hiring a new one?
Strong decides to leave Hurricanes over DC snub
University of Miami assistant coach Charlie Strong told ESPN on Thursday that he would not return to the Hurricanes' staff in 2023 after being passed over for the defensive coordinator job.
pittdan77
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I'm sure this is fine and we'll be told that this is much better.And Charlie Strong just quit as co-DC. Says he found out about the new DC via ESPN and was never interviewed for the job. The job he held and hadn’t been fired from, lol.
Cristobal seems like a real piece of work. Why wouldn’t he get rid of the current DC before hiring a new one?
Strong decides to leave Hurricanes over DC snub
University of Miami assistant coach Charlie Strong told ESPN on Thursday that he would not return to the Hurricanes' staff in 2023 after being passed over for the defensive coordinator job.
Cristobal seems like a real piece of work. Why wouldn’t he get rid of the current DC before hiring a new one?
Strong decides to leave Hurricanes over DC snub
University of Miami assistant coach Charlie Strong told ESPN on Thursday that he would not return to the Hurricanes' staff in 2023 after being passed over for the defensive coordinator job.
Strong wasn’t actually their DC. Strong hasn’t been an actual DC I think since George Bush was in office.
Their actual DC was Kevin Steele. Steele went to Alabama this week. Miami hired the dude from Marshall/Tulane to replace Steele, not Strong.
Strong isnt pissed that Miami hired somebody to replace Strong without telling Strong. Strong is pissed Miami didn’t hire him to replace Steele. But nobody would have. Strong is washed as a DC.
This is just a guy on the wrong side of 60, pissed off the game has passed him by.
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