Good Article from Saunders/Vuk's site

[King Of All Message Boards]

http://pittsburghsportsnow.com/2016/12/14/canada-leaves-whats-next/

 

[King Of All Message Boards]

Of note is that Pitt was prepared to make him the highest paid OC in the ACC.

 

[Sean Miller Fan]

Canada coaching the Pinstripe Bowl is a rare move. I am going to guess it is part of a succession plan for him to coach up Tim Salem these next few weeks so Salem knows all he needs to about Canada's offense.

 

[SteelCityChamps]

Some bad info in there.

Canda was in the mix at Western Kentucky.
Salem wasn't at Ohio State under Tressel.

 

[PittInMissouri]

SMF - give up your obsession with Salem. If he wasn't picked the first 2 times, I don't see why they would pick him now Stick to basketball.

 

[wbrpanther]

http://pittsburghsportsnow.com/2016/12/14/canada-leaves-whats-next/

Pitt losing top assistants to SEC money machines isn't an indictment of the program. I think it is quite the opposite. Pittsburgh is in Pennsylvania and the ACC. Not in the deep south and the SEC, where college football is an absolute religion. I don't think anyone would argue that our program isn't quite on the level as some of the SEC programs, and that would include Georgia and LSU. So consider it a compliment and let's move on.

 

[vietvet1]

Pitt losing top assistants to SEC money machines isn't an indictment of the program. I think it is quite the opposite. Pittsburgh is in Pennsylvania and the ACC. Not in the deep south and the SEC, where college football is an absolute religion. I don't think anyone would argue that our program isn't quite on the level as some of the SEC programs, and that would include Georgia and LSU. So consider it a compliment and let's move on.

Agree, this is anything but a negative for our program.