Aesius
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2009
- Messages
- 29,307
- Likes
- 63,531
I hope you're right, but this is not baseball, and he is the guy chosen by an administration that I don't have any belief in at all when it comes to commitment to excellence in CFB. He is their puppet as far as I can see, but I hope you are right.
CK is my number one choice, but there's something about him that seems somewhat smoke and mirrors. I don't know why but it strikes me that way. But 46-7 doesn't lie. And the way the team held together for a couple years after he left and then immediately crumbled is indicative that he was a badass coach and his replacement just couldn't maintain what he built, but COULD win with what was essentially Kelly's team.
You might as well give Helfrich's wins to him (before the team hit a downward trend). He's technically 70-11 with two NC game appearances, lol.
Pretty solid list below, I'd say (from Wikipedia):
Frost was coached by Stanfords Bill Walsh, Nebraskas Tom Osborne, the New York Jets Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick, and Jon Gruden.
Frost has worked for the following head coaches as an assistant/positional coach:
Frank Solich: Nebraska (19982003); Ohio (2005present)
Ron Prince: Kansas State (20062008)
Mark Farley: Northern Iowa (2001present)
Chip Kelly: Oregon Ducks (20092012); Philadelphia Eagles (20132015); San Francisco 49ers (2016)
Mark Helfrich: Oregon Ducks (20132016)
I think Kelly would have won a NC with sophomore or junior year Mariota. Moot point because he had a show cause, but still. That was his team and QB that Helfrich rode to the playoffs.
I dont think he has a show cause if he stays in CFB. NCAA trying to put on a strong front because they knew he was already gone and in the NFL.
Also, his position coach at TB was Mike Tomlin, who Frost credits with getting him into coaching. One of the first calls he supposedly received after accepting the UCF job was from Tomlin.
Plus, he has an impressive record as both a DC and OC.
Good point. It was a toothless show cause. It was so short that even if he failed instantly in the NFL he could have jumped right back into the NCAA.
IMO the NCAA won't touch him again unless he becomes completely reckless in the college game. He's a "name" coach who puts up big offensive numbers and has teams that are exciting to watch.
Im just saying there is absolutely nothing negative that Currie has done so far except not being the fan choice. If Fulmer came in and did the exact same things Currie has done so far. People would have multiple statues built already. From the little Ive actually been around John and all Ive heard he is 100% business.
Gruden, Kelly, Frost, Patterson. I want them to go after them in that order. I think we can land one of the four.
You don't have to sell Scott Frost to me. I'm simply saying that they'll be many that will either walk away or at least scale back their support for the UT AD if They hire a coach that's not a recognizable, established P5 head coach. People are starting to feel they are being taken advantage of.
Im just saying there is absolutely nothing negative that Currie has done so far except not being the fan choice. If Fulmer came in and did the exact same things Currie has done so far. People would have multiple statues built already. From the little Ive actually been around John and all Ive heard he is 100% business.