I'd say because he has a great big with sec network and if he coaches again it will be as head coach. Probably making Coordinator money on his TV gig, and no stress!Gene Chizik never mentioned. He has a Natty. He is only 59 yall. He and the Auburn Tigers went 14-0. Why has his name not being mentioned?
Hey man , Fisher wanted the job and people freaked out.New staff at Vanderbilt has an O.C. that has 7 years experience coaching on offense in NFL. D.C. has 4 years on defensive staff in NFL. LB coach 6 years coaching in NFL. Def. Ends coach played 8 years in NFL.
New staff at AZ has O.C. with 6 years coaching offense in NFL. Dline coach has been at 3 different NFL teams. One of the DB coaches has been a D.C. for 2 different NFL teams. The other DB coach has been on 5 different NFL staffs. They have a senior advisor to the HC named Tedy Bruschi.
I'm well aware that it doesn't mean you automatically win in college with those type guys on a staff but in today's recruiting world it does matter that you can name drop the guys you have coached in the League. With the money being handed out to college assistants we are seeing more and more guys with NFL experience on college staffs. How does UT staff stack up vs these 2 schools that have new head coaches in regards to NFL experience on the coaching staff?
Go root for candy if you’re so impressed with their staffNew staff at Vanderbilt has an O.C. that has 7 years experience coaching on offense in NFL. D.C. has 4 years on defensive staff in NFL. LB coach 6 years coaching in NFL. Def. Ends coach played 8 years in NFL.
New staff at AZ has O.C. with 6 years coaching offense in NFL. Dline coach has been at 3 different NFL teams. One of the DB coaches has been a D.C. for 2 different NFL teams. The other DB coach has been on 5 different NFL staffs. They have a senior advisor to the HC named Tedy Bruschi.
I'm well aware that it doesn't mean you automatically win in college with those type guys on a staff but in today's recruiting world it does matter that you can name drop the guys you have coached in the League. With the money being handed out to college assistants we are seeing more and more guys with NFL experience on college staffs. How does UT staff stack up vs these 2 schools that have new head coaches in regards to NFL experience on the coaching staff?
New staff at Vanderbilt has an O.C. that has 7 years experience coaching on offense in NFL. D.C. has 4 years on defensive staff in NFL. LB coach 6 years coaching in NFL. Def. Ends coach played 8 years in NFL.
New staff at AZ has O.C. with 6 years coaching offense in NFL. Dline coach has been at 3 different NFL teams. One of the DB coaches has been a D.C. for 2 different NFL teams. The other DB coach has been on 5 different NFL staffs. They have a senior advisor to the HC named Tedy Bruschi.
I'm well aware that it doesn't mean you automatically win in college with those type guys on a staff but in today's recruiting world it does matter that you can name drop the guys you have coached in the League. With the money being handed out to college assistants we are seeing more and more guys with NFL experience on college staffs. How does UT staff stack up vs these 2 schools that have new head coaches in regards to NFL experience on the coaching staff?
Rodney GarnerNew staff at Vanderbilt has an O.C. that has 7 years experience coaching on offense in NFL. D.C. has 4 years on defensive staff in NFL. LB coach 6 years coaching in NFL. Def. Ends coach played 8 years in NFL.
New staff at AZ has O.C. with 6 years coaching offense in NFL. Dline coach has been at 3 different NFL teams. One of the DB coaches has been a D.C. for 2 different NFL teams. The other DB coach has been on 5 different NFL staffs. They have a senior advisor to the HC named Tedy Bruschi.
I'm well aware that it doesn't mean you automatically win in college with those type guys on a staff but in today's recruiting world it does matter that you can name drop the guys you have coached in the League. With the money being handed out to college assistants we are seeing more and more guys with NFL experience on college staffs. How does UT staff stack up vs these 2 schools that have new head coaches in regards to NFL experience on the coaching staff?