TXVol_44
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There is no guarantee that he can get the job done but there is one position that we would get the best player in the country year after year. QB. His QB analysis show he does is pretty good to watch that would draw instant badass QB's to town.
The point was that you infer that Gruden is not a winner due to his NFL record. Nick Saban was 15-17 in two years. So...what is YOUR point, sir?
I think we are more on the same page than you may think. I am not sure he would have any interest in walking away from MNF. It has to be one of the best gigs in football and the travel is nothing compared to what he would have to do in college. The pressure is also nothing compared to what this fan base would put on him from day 1.
Of course there are no "guarantees" with our new hire. Good grief, is that what this has come down to? A "guarantee" of winning? You make decisions in life based on the best information you have. Gruden has a record as a solid NFL coach, a Super Bowl championship, and the intensity that our program DESPERATELY needs right now.
My point is success in one doesn't mean success in the other. Gruden has never been a college head coach. He's a winner because he won a Super Bowl his first year & got worse? The team he left went to that same Super Bowl.
So...you're saying no to Gruden because he's never been a head coach on the college level and because he basically got 2 teams to the Super Bowl. Gotcha.
Lol 2 teams? He LEFT Oakland & they went. His first year at Tampa he won & got worse after. Hard to say he's a winner with not much better than a .500 record. Why did he get worse after his initial, first year Super Bowl win & never even get back? Why did Oakland go after he left? It's not college where he recruited a stable for the next coach.
Gruden had 6 winning seasons, 3 losing seasons, and 2 .500 seasons, sir. I'm not sure why you call our need for a new head football coach with a proven record of winning "being on a wagon". Do you have another suggestion? If so, whom?
Why are you calling him a proven winner? Never coached a college game. Who knows if he can actually recruit. Maybe he can come in & win his first year & go 2-10 in his 3rd.[/QUOTE
I'm not going to waste more time showing the data to you because you choose to ignore it. If you choose not to support the idea of Jon Gruden as our next head football coach because he "...hasn't coached on the college level"....that's fine. Who do you like and why? You never answered that question. You're just a "NO" voice in a world starving for YES answers. You look foolish saying someone's not a proven winner when he obviously is one. The data and record speaks for itself. If you have your way, Auburn will hire him and we'll lose to them next Fall....AGAIN.