True. I’m too lazy right now after a long day but wasn’t he like 48-30 something after those six years?To be fair they did get two 10 win seasons out of him in his 6 years there.
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True. I’m too lazy right now after a long day but wasn’t he like 48-30 something after those six years?To be fair they did get two 10 win seasons out of him in his 6 years there.
Without looking it up I think he closed with a few 7-6, 6-7 type seasons. I thought their hiring of Herm Edwards was comically bad, but it looks like I was mistaken. They went the Mack Brown route and made sure he had solid assistants to do the heavy lifting and let Herm concentrate on recruiting and PR work.It’s not bad but I think there was some losing seasons in there too.
I think so too. I was in Arizona during some very good ASU teams. Herm has done a surprisingly good job. Was certainly an outside the box hire but ASU was certainly set on him.Without looking it up I think he closed with a few 7-6, 6-7 type seasons. I thought their hiring of Herm Edwards was comically bad, but it looks like I was mistaken. They went the Mack Brown route and made sure he had solid assistants to do the heavy lifting and let Herm concentrate on recruiting and PR work.
Graham's opening press conference included a lot of nonsense about how they'd run "the same defense as the Steelers", how it isn't a "spread offense", about how it was his "dream job". Idk if anyone *really* believed him, I think some people were just so mad at Wanny that they were willing to cover for Graham's nonsense since they wanted a change.My feelings exactly but outside of you and I, he fooled a lot of people it seemed at the time.
To be fair they did get two 10 win seasons out of him in his 6 years there.
Todd was only at Pitt for a year - it was the right strategy to go after a guy like him - just the wrong guy to go after. He had no connections to recruits anywhere in the area and he didn’t bring in the same level of coordinators he previously had done - which helped him win more games.
Lol. I remember this. Asked about the recruiting class falling apart, he said the recruiting class would be the best in Pitt's history. Comical.Graham's opening press conference included a lot of nonsense about how they'd run "the same defense as the Steelers", how it isn't a "spread offense", about how it was his "dream job". Idk if anyone *really* believed him, I think some people were just so mad at Wanny that they were willing to cover for Graham's nonsense since they wanted a change.
Graham's opening press conference included a lot of nonsense about how they'd run "the same defense as the Steelers", how it isn't a "spread offense", about how it was his "dream job". Idk if anyone *really* believed him, I think some people were just so mad at Wanny that they were willing to cover for Graham's nonsense since they wanted a change.
Sorta like Paul Zeise's reaction to Stallings, telling everyone how the fans and players were going to love the freedom of the offense,players would want to go to Pitt to be part of it, blah, blah ,blah, like Graham's hiring, I never bought it for a minute....now, HCPN, ummm.... ok, guilty.......I think some people were just so mad at Wanny that they were willing to cover for Graham's nonsense since they wanted a change.
Novell wasn't really ready for the job I don't think, so he got the weird co-coordinator title. I'm not so impressed with his offenses.well, you could make the argument that Mike Norvell was a coordinator here and is now a head coach, and the other co-coordinator, Calvin McGee, was RichRods guy at WVU and Michigan. So that is two pretty high level coordinators, plus the defense under Graham wasn't that bad (Patterson was the DC?)