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I actually love the idea.JFWAggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 7:34 pmUte castoffArizonaAggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 7:31 pmWhy? He knows Texas and Florida and is young and energetic. He's an OC in the SEC.JFWAggie wrote:ArizonaAggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 7:03 pmBrian Johnson
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The guy is the OC at Florida and makes 540 a year.
I think HE might be the one waiting for a better gig but boy I think he’d do wonders in Logan!
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He definitely would be an up and comer. How old is he, 33?
He wouldn't be my first choice, but he is well connected and would definitely be 10 steps above Maile.
He wouldn't be my first choice, but he is well connected and would definitely be 10 steps above Maile.
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My brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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That speaks highly of Gary if that's true. Although at the same time, something had to be doneutahcountyaggie wrote:My brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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Hello fellow Aggies
Long time Aggie fan and chat board observer living in Montana. I just wanted to share my 2 cents with you on the coaching search. A few years ago, I moved to Montana to go to school at Montana Tech, the halfway point between Montana and Montana State. I follow the Cat Griz rivalry very closely but have no affiliation for either team being from Utah. Because of this, I also follow the Big Sky conference very closely, and Jay Hill is the real deal, I’m telling you. I’ve seen the man coach in person and he’s the real deal.
There was one poster however who suggested taking a look at Montana State head coach Jeff Choate, and boy is he a diamond in the rough. You’d be getting an absolute steal with that man. In his 4 seasons as the Bobcats head coach, he took them from 4-7, to 11-4 and their first semifinal appearance since the 80’s. He prides himself for being a defensive minded coach with very tough physical defenses and hard nosed ground and pound offense. Prior to his time at MSU, he was the dline and special teams coach at Washington with Chris Peterson. He’s also coached at Florida (LB), Boise State (LB, ST), Washington State (LB), and even at Utah State from 02-04 (S, ST). Not to mention that with the FCS playing a spring season, he’s available right now.
He’s 4-0 against the arch rivals Montana. This may not seem like a flashy hire but trust me you’d be getting one of the biggest rising stars in the coaching profession. He has tons of recruiting connections to the Western United States, with very strong ties to Idaho, Washington, and California, but also has ties to Texas and Florida. He loves recruiting, and in some ways, it may be one of his favorite aspects of coaching the game. Idk how many people who read this board have connections to boosters or the athletic department, but if we’re gonna start returning our program to glory, I think Jeff Choate is exactly what we’re looking for. That said, I trust Hartwell to make the right decision but it’s time for a change in culture, and Choate would finally be the spark we need!
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Long time Aggie fan and chat board observer living in Montana. I just wanted to share my 2 cents with you on the coaching search. A few years ago, I moved to Montana to go to school at Montana Tech, the halfway point between Montana and Montana State. I follow the Cat Griz rivalry very closely but have no affiliation for either team being from Utah. Because of this, I also follow the Big Sky conference very closely, and Jay Hill is the real deal, I’m telling you. I’ve seen the man coach in person and he’s the real deal.
There was one poster however who suggested taking a look at Montana State head coach Jeff Choate, and boy is he a diamond in the rough. You’d be getting an absolute steal with that man. In his 4 seasons as the Bobcats head coach, he took them from 4-7, to 11-4 and their first semifinal appearance since the 80’s. He prides himself for being a defensive minded coach with very tough physical defenses and hard nosed ground and pound offense. Prior to his time at MSU, he was the dline and special teams coach at Washington with Chris Peterson. He’s also coached at Florida (LB), Boise State (LB, ST), Washington State (LB), and even at Utah State from 02-04 (S, ST). Not to mention that with the FCS playing a spring season, he’s available right now.
He’s 4-0 against the arch rivals Montana. This may not seem like a flashy hire but trust me you’d be getting one of the biggest rising stars in the coaching profession. He has tons of recruiting connections to the Western United States, with very strong ties to Idaho, Washington, and California, but also has ties to Texas and Florida. He loves recruiting, and in some ways, it may be one of his favorite aspects of coaching the game. Idk how many people who read this board have connections to boosters or the athletic department, but if we’re gonna start returning our program to glory, I think Jeff Choate is exactly what we’re looking for. That said, I trust Hartwell to make the right decision but it’s time for a change in culture, and Choate would finally be the spark we need!
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I agree.ArizonaAggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 9:46 pmThat speaks highly of Gary if that's true. Although at the same time, something had to be doneutahcountyaggie wrote:My brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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Great insight. He seems intriguing to me. I hope we interview him. Seems like he could be a good fit.MTAG wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 9:53 pmHello fellow Aggies
Long time Aggie fan and chat board observer living in Montana. I just wanted to share my 2 cents with you on the coaching search. A few years ago, I moved to Montana to go to school at Montana Tech, the halfway point between Montana and Montana State. I follow the Cat Griz rivalry very closely but have no affiliation for either team being from Utah. Because of this, I also follow the Big Sky conference very closely, and Jay Hill is the real deal, I’m telling you. I’ve seen the man coach in person and he’s the real deal.
There was one poster however who suggested taking a look at Montana State head coach Jeff Choate, and boy is he a diamond in the rough. You’d be getting an absolute steal with that man. In his 4 seasons as the Bobcats head coach, he took them from 4-7, to 11-4 and their first semifinal appearance since the 80’s. He prides himself for being a defensive minded coach with very tough physical defenses and hard nosed ground and pound offense. Prior to his time at MSU, he was the dline and special teams coach at Washington with Chris Peterson. He’s also coached at Florida (LB), Boise State (LB, ST), Washington State (LB), and even at Utah State from 02-04 (S, ST). Not to mention that with the FCS playing a spring season, he’s available right now.
He’s 4-0 against the arch rivals Montana. This may not seem like a flashy hire but trust me you’d be getting one of the biggest rising stars in the coaching profession. He has tons of recruiting connections to the Western United States, with very strong ties to Idaho, Washington, and California, but also has ties to Texas and Florida. He loves recruiting, and in some ways, it may be one of his favorite aspects of coaching the game. Idk how many people who read this board have connections to boosters or the athletic department, but if we’re gonna start returning our program to glory, I think Jeff Choate is exactly what we’re looking for. That said, I trust Hartwell to make the right decision but it’s time for a change in culture, and Choate would finally be the spark we need!
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Send me his resume, I’ll get back to youElkaggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 10:05 pmGreat insight. He seems intriguing to me. I hope we interview him. Seems like he could be a good fit.MTAG wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 9:53 pmHello fellow Aggies
Long time Aggie fan and chat board observer living in Montana. I just wanted to share my 2 cents with you on the coaching search. A few years ago, I moved to Montana to go to school at Montana Tech, the halfway point between Montana and Montana State. I follow the Cat Griz rivalry very closely but have no affiliation for either team being from Utah. Because of this, I also follow the Big Sky conference very closely, and Jay Hill is the real deal, I’m telling you. I’ve seen the man coach in person and he’s the real deal.
There was one poster however who suggested taking a look at Montana State head coach Jeff Choate, and boy is he a diamond in the rough. You’d be getting an absolute steal with that man. In his 4 seasons as the Bobcats head coach, he took them from 4-7, to 11-4 and their first semifinal appearance since the 80’s. He prides himself for being a defensive minded coach with very tough physical defenses and hard nosed ground and pound offense. Prior to his time at MSU, he was the dline and special teams coach at Washington with Chris Peterson. He’s also coached at Florida (LB), Boise State (LB, ST), Washington State (LB), and even at Utah State from 02-04 (S, ST). Not to mention that with the FCS playing a spring season, he’s available right now.
He’s 4-0 against the arch rivals Montana. This may not seem like a flashy hire but trust me you’d be getting one of the biggest rising stars in the coaching profession. He has tons of recruiting connections to the Western United States, with very strong ties to Idaho, Washington, and California, but also has ties to Texas and Florida. He loves recruiting, and in some ways, it may be one of his favorite aspects of coaching the game. Idk how many people who read this board have connections to boosters or the athletic department, but if we’re gonna start returning our program to glory, I think Jeff Choate is exactly what we’re looking for. That said, I trust Hartwell to make the right decision but it’s time for a change in culture, and Choate would finally be the spark we need!
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His resume is pretty much in my posttaniataylor wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 10:15 pmSend me his resume, I’ll get back to youElkaggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 10:05 pmGreat insight. He seems intriguing to me. I hope we interview him. Seems like he could be a good fit.MTAG wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 9:53 pmHello fellow Aggies
Long time Aggie fan and chat board observer living in Montana. I just wanted to share my 2 cents with you on the coaching search. A few years ago, I moved to Montana to go to school at Montana Tech, the halfway point between Montana and Montana State. I follow the Cat Griz rivalry very closely but have no affiliation for either team being from Utah. Because of this, I also follow the Big Sky conference very closely, and Jay Hill is the real deal, I’m telling you. I’ve seen the man coach in person and he’s the real deal.
There was one poster however who suggested taking a look at Montana State head coach Jeff Choate, and boy is he a diamond in the rough. You’d be getting an absolute steal with that man. In his 4 seasons as the Bobcats head coach, he took them from 4-7, to 11-4 and their first semifinal appearance since the 80’s. He prides himself for being a defensive minded coach with very tough physical defenses and hard nosed ground and pound offense. Prior to his time at MSU, he was the dline and special teams coach at Washington with Chris Peterson. He’s also coached at Florida (LB), Boise State (LB, ST), Washington State (LB), and even at Utah State from 02-04 (S, ST). Not to mention that with the FCS playing a spring season, he’s available right now.
He’s 4-0 against the arch rivals Montana. This may not seem like a flashy hire but trust me you’d be getting one of the biggest rising stars in the coaching profession. He has tons of recruiting connections to the Western United States, with very strong ties to Idaho, Washington, and California, but also has ties to Texas and Florida. He loves recruiting, and in some ways, it may be one of his favorite aspects of coaching the game. Idk how many people who read this board have connections to boosters or the athletic department, but if we’re gonna start returning our program to glory, I think Jeff Choate is exactly what we’re looking for. That said, I trust Hartwell to make the right decision but it’s time for a change in culture, and Choate would finally be the spark we need!
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I'm liking Hartwell more and more. No time for bulls**t!utahcountyaggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 8:48 pmMy brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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No time for BS, and unafraid to make the tough calls. This story at least seems plausible given what happened with Matt Wells after the 2016 season and Hartwell hiring Yost. Hartwell has a good track record when he is given the control over hiring coaches, so I trust him to do a good job with this hire as well.OrangeCountyAggie wrote: ↑November 12th, 2020, 2:48 amI'm liking Hartwell more and more. No time for bulls**t!utahcountyaggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 8:48 pmMy brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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I think that if Mr. Hartwell REALLY wanted Frank gone as a solution to our early season woes, he would NOT have placed Frank in charge of trying to save our season.utahcountyaggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 8:48 pmMy brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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Yep. And reeder is literally just 3 games into the job as is Collins. Highly unlikely the ad was trying to force a coach to fire guys in positions they were just barely put in. Gary's issues are clearly bigger than not wanting to fire a few assistants he just hired or put in new positions.aggies22 wrote: ↑November 12th, 2020, 6:22 amI think that if Mr. Hartwell REALLY wanted Frank gone as a solution to our early season woes, he would NOT have placed Frank in charge of trying to save our season.utahcountyaggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 8:48 pmMy brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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Yeah if JH really wanted Maile gone he would have not put him in a position as interim where, if he goes say 4-1, then he’ll be pressured to give him the gig full time. If he really wanted reeder gone that badly he could fire him now and it’s not like we’d be any worse off. Collins may not be a good DC but he’s our best recruiter. Plus I don’t see GA as unwilling to make these changes since he demoted Ena after one year and Ena basically shifted the course of his entire career to come here and he still fired him as DC.aggies22 wrote: ↑November 12th, 2020, 6:22 amI think that if Mr. Hartwell REALLY wanted Frank gone as a solution to our early season woes, he would NOT have placed Frank in charge of trying to save our season.utahcountyaggie wrote: ↑November 11th, 2020, 8:48 pmMy brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
I could see staffing issues being part of the bigger problem (I think our S&C staff has declined considerably for one) and perhaps JH wanted GA to make some changes or expand his hiring footprint and GA isn’t up to making those changes at this point in his career
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I don’t doubt that this is what your brother was told but it is not even remotely accurate.utahcountyaggie wrote:My brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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It’s somewhat accurate. I would say the firing piece is not accurate but demoting and adjustments to positions is. JH plays an armchair coach more than he sometimes should be. He got away with it with Wells but a tenured coach will tell him to stick it.JonnyCienPesos wrote: ↑November 12th, 2020, 11:31 amI don’t doubt that this is what your brother was told but it is not even remotely accurate.utahcountyaggie wrote:My brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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I'm sure there were discussions about the situation, but there is no way the reason Gary was fired 3 games into his second season was because he didn't shake up the coaching staff this quickly after just shaking up the coaching staff in the offseason. Gary was fired for more than wins and losses. USU would never fire a coach this quickly for strictly on field performance, especially a coach that is revered and many consider the savior of Aggie football.KissMyAg wrote: ↑November 12th, 2020, 11:53 amIt’s somewhat accurate. I would say the firing piece is not accurate but demoting and adjustments to positions is. JH plays an armchair coach more than he sometimes should be. He got away with it with Wells but a tenured coach will tell him to stick it.JonnyCienPesos wrote: ↑November 12th, 2020, 11:31 amI don’t doubt that this is what your brother was told but it is not even remotely accurate.utahcountyaggie wrote:My brother played for Gary and then Wells at USU. Talking with him today, he said he’s heard from several coaches/players he is in touch with that at least part of Hartwell moving on from Gary was that Gary refused to fire some combination of Reeder/Maile/Collins as coordinators, when Hartwell told him to.
Makes me wonder how seriously Maile’s shot will be at the opening. I know the board is split on guys who would like to see him get a shot and guys who don’t think he’s the guy...but I’d think of Hartwell was asking Gary to can him, he wouldn’t get a serious look. (Barring an incredible turnaround with the rest of the season)
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Two names I have heard that are vying for the job.
Kent Baer
Butch Jones
Both would be good hires.
Kent Baer
Butch Jones
Both would be good hires.
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LolNevadaAggie wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 8:29 amTwo names I have heard that are vying for the job.
Kent Baer
Butch Jones
Both would be good hires.
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Special assistants for nick saban are definitely someone who should be given an opportunity. Butch had a rough go at Tennessee but who hasn’t in the last twenty years. Butch was very good before that in cincinatti.NevadaAggie wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 8:29 amTwo names I have heard that are vying for the job.
Kent Baer
Butch Jones
Both would be good hires.
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Agreed. And at one point he had them at #6 in the nation. You could say that was the best Tennessee has been in 20 years.slcagg wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 8:38 amSpecial assistants for nick saban are definitely someone who should be given an opportunity. Butch had a rough go at Tennessee but who hasn’t in the last twenty years. Butch was very good before that in cincinatti.NevadaAggie wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 8:29 amTwo names I have heard that are vying for the job.
Kent Baer
Butch Jones
Both would be good hires.
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Kent Baer would outwork anyone before he retired as well. He loves this place.
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The thing Butch Jones does best is recruit. He is an incredible recruiter.slcagg wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 8:38 amSpecial assistants for nick saban are definitely someone who should be given an opportunity. Butch had a rough go at Tennessee but who hasn’t in the last twenty years. Butch was very good before that in cincinatti.NevadaAggie wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 8:29 amTwo names I have heard that are vying for the job.
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Both would be good hires.
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Yeah butch jones wouldn't be my first choice, but I wouldn't complain if he was the guy. He also is young enough that he still has something to prove. He actually wasnt that bad at tennessee other than his final season where the wheels fell off.
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Butch Jones had a lot of success at Cincinnati and Central Michigan, and was decent at Tennessee till the season he got fired. I definitely wouldn’t be complaining if he was the guy. He has tons of experience.
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Yeah he is the only coach that has won 9 games at Tennessee since Fulmer. I would guess we don't go the retread route, but as far as retreads, he'd be near the top of the list. I'd prefer him over someone like Rich Rod or rick neuheisel(who was once rumored for the job years ago).TrueBlueAggie123 wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 2:05 pmButch Jones had a lot of success at Cincinnati and Central Michigan, and was decent at Tennessee till the season he got fired. I definitely wouldn’t be complaining if he was the guy. He has tons of experience.
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We need somebody with fire and passion and somebody who’s a head coach right now. I’m telling you all, Montana States Jeff Choate is the way to go. I’ve seen the man coach in person, and he’s exactly what we need. See my above post to get more information on him.
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I really hope he interviews.MTAG wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 4:33 pmWe need somebody with fire and passion and somebody who’s a head coach right now. I’m telling you all, Montana States Jeff Choate is the way to go. I’ve seen the man coach in person, and he’s exactly what we need. See my above post to get more information on him.
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Same. He has everything we’re looking for. It’d be a home run hire.Elkaggie wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 4:36 pmI really hope he interviews.MTAG wrote: ↑November 13th, 2020, 4:33 pmWe need somebody with fire and passion and somebody who’s a head coach right now. I’m telling you all, Montana States Jeff Choate is the way to go. I’ve seen the man coach in person, and he’s exactly what we need. See my above post to get more information on him.
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He was a disaster at Tennessee.
I don’t like retreads either.
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In the last 20+ years he’s 1 of 2 coaches to get them to a top 10 ranking? Tennessee is a dumpster fire and he’s the only coach to have some success. Look at them now they just lost to Arkansas.
Not to mention he’s been good everywhere else he’s been.
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They were a dumpster fire with him too.NevadaAggie wrote:
In the last 20+ years he’s 1 of 2 coaches to get them to a top 10 ranking? Tennessee is a dumpster fire and he’s the only coach to have some success. Look at them now they just lost to Arkansas.
Not to mention he’s been good everywhere else he’s been.
I’d much rather give your boy Choate a shot.
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Looking in to Choate, I think he looks like the type of guy we may target. Not sure of his personality, but by the numbers he reminds me of Smith.
He took a bad team in a lower league and made them good, has some assistant experience at bigger schools (Washington, Florida), makes about 330k per year, coaching in a smaller, colder town than Logan, and he’s relatively young at 50... I mean, that sounds identical to smith’s profile before he was hired here.
I’ve also mentioned I’m in the boat of hiring a defensive coach for hc, so he fits that for me to.
He took a bad team in a lower league and made them good, has some assistant experience at bigger schools (Washington, Florida), makes about 330k per year, coaching in a smaller, colder town than Logan, and he’s relatively young at 50... I mean, that sounds identical to smith’s profile before he was hired here.
I’ve also mentioned I’m in the boat of hiring a defensive coach for hc, so he fits that for me to.