butchna
Sit down and tell me all about it...way over there
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Penn St. maybe, but the writing is on the wall for Franklin and UT's program is on a much better trajectory right now.
This. If he is offered a HC position then it means he has done really well here. This is a great hire and I only see him jumping for a HC job now.
Seems like we just had this conversation concerning Butch.
There are transitional programs, and destination programs. Unless you make the mistake of picking a douche like Lane Kiffin, Tennessee is a destination program.
Even guys who are looking to move up tend to stay longer at destination spots.
Shoop will get back to the head coaching ranks (he was last there at Columbia, where the Harvard-Yale game is considered a mega-match). And he might get back there after just one year at Tennessee. I'm thinking, though, that only happens if we win a championship this fall.
And that seems like a fair trade-off, getting the guy his boost back into HC ranks after him helping get us to the promised land.
I think he stays. I think he wasn't a big fan of jancek. It certainly wasn't because of playing time. He was getting solid playing time before his injury.
Penn St fans are pretty butthurt about losing recruits, so I would imagine he has quite a bit of pull.
This is far and away the easiest school to recruit for he has been to, though.
With 13 jobs in 26 years, Shoop probably won't be here when recruits are ready to play. I wonder how many potential recruits will recognize this.
I'm not sure why this keeps being brought up.
1989 Yale (GA)
1990 Virginia (GA)
19911993 Northeastern (DB)
19941996 Yale (DC)
1997 Villanova (DC)
1998 Army (DB)
19992002 Boston College (DB)
20032005 Columbia
2006 UMass (DB)
20072010 William & Mary (DC)
20112013 Vanderbilt (DC)
20142015 Penn State (DC)
2016Present Tennessee (DC)
It looks exactly like how you climb the ladder to a top coaching position to me. Can you point to any of those schools and say he should've stayed there longer?
Tennessee may be the exception or another step to a HC position. Either way we win.