AJeray4TN
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...and if he wets the bed again next year?
can I borrow your crystal ball for the lottery tomorrow night![]()
I remember RS at Miami and know he didn't stay long and now he isn't working, please educate me why he is a great hire.. I do think I remember his recruiting was great...
You have a really hard time with reading comprehension, don't you? I never said Carroll was a success at the NFL level. I said he is an example that an NFL coach can succeed at the college level.:lolabove::lolabove::lolabove::lolabove::lolabove::
You are hillarious. Pete Carroll's success in the NFLlol:. You mean the guy that currently has a 47 and 48 record in the NFL. It is certainly not his NFl "resume" that made him attractive to recruits. It was his cheerleader like qualities that made him a great recruiter. Carroll struggles in the NFL because he is not an X's and O's guy. He succeeds in college because he is a great motivator, and does a great job at getting people excited about the program (offering a few extra benefits helps as well). Go back and look through interviews with recruits when he first got there. They were excited about the swagger and excitement that he was bringing to the program, not his nfl "resume" or more appropriately his lack there of. Where is any evidence that Lovie Smith has the same charisma? To your last point Mike Sherman have similar NFL resumes. With Mike Sherman being 57 and 39 through 6 seasons, and Lovie Smith being 71 and 57. Other than the year that that Franchione was fired Sherman and Franchione brought in very similar recruiting classes.
Second off, I know you like to ignore facts to fit your agenda, but the staff defections as you call them do not leave dooley's status in question. Sirmon and Wilcox wanted to go back home out west is is as simple as that. It is tough to keep west coast coaches and corrdinators away from there. There have been many pac12 coaches and coordinators in the past that have had the opportunity for bigger programs, yet have turned the down to stay on the west coast.
I came into some information from a good friend of mine who is one of the bigger UT boosters. This is what he told me earlier this evening at dinner regarding the DC situation:
-Dooley has known for a better part of a year that JW would leave for the first PAC-12 job that came available. It was always expected that Simon would follow. However, this all started to become reality two days after Christmas when Washington started showing interested and contacted the UT AD about JW.
-Since then, Dooley (and Hart) have worked to compile a list of replacement DC candidates. Sirmon's spot will be left vacant for the time being to accommodate additional staff the new DC may want to bring in, with Dooley's approval.
-Steele was definitely Dooley's first choice, but Hart didn't feel it was a good fit nor the big time hire that was needed. As he explained it to me, Hart did not want a band-aid just to get through next season, which is how it was described that Steele would be.
-Shannon was a close second and Hart's number 1 choice. Hart made it clear to Dooley that funds would be available to secure him, as it would take "a considerable salary," for the Shannon hire.
-JW informed Dooley on New Years Eve that he would be taking the UW job. Sirmon followed suit the next day. Both were accommodating and offered any assistance to help with the search/transition for the next few days. He's not sure if they were utilized or what they provided but said they were very gracious and accommodating.
-Baring any unforeseen event, Randy Shannon will be the new DC. He and the university have agreed (in principal--not official) through their lawyers to a multi year deal worth over $1million/year plus incentives. Despite Hart's comments on multi year deals, he is treating each coach on a coach by coach basis. Since Shannon is "his guy," it is assumed that there is some leeway on his original comments about multi year contracts for NEW hires.
-Expect an announcement by "late Friday or early Monday," depending on contract finalization.
-He was not sure if Shannon was on campus today, as was rumored.
-There was no team meeting as far as he could tell and so the Palardy tweet, he assumes, comes from Palardy's family being connected to a few high ranking names at the university. There was never an announcement made to the team that caused Palardy tweet what he did. He obtained the information from other means, but still accurate.
That's the latest and greatest. Should be all but a done deal.
You might as well get a keg.So how credible is the OP? i just don't want to get too excited again (like i did last night) and drink till 3am talking to my wife about how great this going to be.......well i may just do that again for the hell of it!!!:rock::dance2:
but seriously....how credible is OP?
Thank God Hamilton isn't here and Hart is. I agree with Hart on this decision. It's time to get the BEST staff possible and compete for championships. I love Hart's attitude...But let's just hope that this is true!
...-Baring any unforeseen event, Randy Shannon will be the new DC
Legitimate question.
If true, what happens if Dooley ass blows another season and we have Shannon inked on a MY deal? We're stuck with RS as a head coach, or have to spend more money that the sunshine pumpers say we don't have to buy him out too, if another HC were to be hired?
Legitimate question.
If true, what happens if Dooley ass blows another season and we have Shannon inked on a MY deal? We're stuck with RS as a head coach, or have to spend more money that the sunshine pumpers say we don't have to buy him out too, if another HC were to be hired?
