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Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
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OC from UCF and DC from Miami? Sounds like we are going to be hitting Florida hard for recruiting.
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Banda. Aranda.
Auspicious, if true.
Auspicious, if true.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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I'm confused/excited. Paul Jackson is the head strength at South Carolina and prior to that spent 8 years as the head strength coach at Ole Miss. Why, exactly, is he leaving that job to come to USU?
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I'll take the heat for this if I'm wrong. I'm the one that said Ephraim Banda.
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I believe he was part of the staff that was let go at South Carolina.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 10:39 amI'm confused/excited. Paul Jackson is the head strength at South Carolina and prior to that spent 8 years as the head strength coach at Ole Miss. Why, exactly, is he leaving that job to come to USU?
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I like the Paul Jackson hire. Sounds like he's been the head S&C guy for SEC teams for the last 9 years, and at Southern Miss, Miami (Ohio) and LSU before that. A great S&C program is absolutely essential for us as a developmental program. We've been lacking in this area the last few years, and I think this is maybe one of the most important hires to get us back on the right trajectory. Nice find, Coach A!!
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Excited for a new Strength Coach. Seems like one of our biggest needs! Can he help with the Basketball team also?
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Ah, got it. Thank you! He was part of Muschamp's staff that was fired. So in turn he was out of a job as well.aggies22 wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 10:41 amI believe he was part of the staff that was let go at South Carolina.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 10:39 amI'm confused/excited. Paul Jackson is the head strength at South Carolina and prior to that spent 8 years as the head strength coach at Ole Miss. Why, exactly, is he leaving that job to come to USU?
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I feel like your twitter was fairly non comittal and said that you were “hearing he’s a candidate” or something. It seems like people ran too far with it
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according to Jackson's USC bio, his wife is a bit of a winter sports aficionado. *maybe* if we treat him nice and mother nature does her part, we might hope to keep him here a few years?!
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There are plenty of threads in which to debate this, but I have to think that at one point Frank stood a really good chance at keeping his job and his top 1.5% in the country income, given that Collins and Bojay are likely invited back.
He'll probably be hired elsewhere and if so it'll be interesting if he can get $250k as a position coach at his next job.
He'll probably be hired elsewhere and if so it'll be interesting if he can get $250k as a position coach at his next job.
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So Shane Beamer must not be retaining Jackson then. That’s a pretty big get for us.aggies22 wrote:Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
I’m glad Collins is being retained. He’s gotten a lot of good players for us out of the NW. maybe he goes back to special teams coach and one other position.
Question about Bojay. Isn’t Filimoeatu Tongan decent, which is same as Frank? Hopefully Bojay can help smooth over some of the damage. I’d like to see another poly or two and strong LDS connection. We are going to need to rebuild some trust within those demographics.
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uh-oh. didn't i just hear Coach A say that his S&C coach was part of a bowl team? the Gamecocks are 2-8 this year...not bowl eligible by historical standards, anyway? what am I missing? maybe Jackson isn't our guy after all?
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I hope he brings in a coach that understands the returned missionary program and the importance of it. That is one area that helped turn this thing around. Not saying that should be our only focus, for sure should be something that is important for USU. We are obviously going to open and spend a lot more time in Texas, Florida and the south which I think will be great. Most important thing is to get guys that want to be in Logan since it is a lot different from other places. I am stoked to have BA leading the charge.AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:08 amSo Shane Beamer must not be retaining Jackson then. That’s a pretty big get for us.aggies22 wrote:Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
I’m glad Collins is being retained. He’s gotten a lot of good players for us out of the NW. maybe he goes back to special teams coach and one other position.
Question about Bojay. Isn’t Filimoeatu Tongan decent, which is same as Frank? Hopefully Bojay can help smooth over some of the damage. I’d like to see another poly or two and strong LDS connection. We are going to need to rebuild some trust within those demographics.
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South Carolina is playing in a bowl game. Season record requirements were thrown out the window this year.ShowMeAggie wrote:uh-oh. didn't i just hear Coach A say that his S&C coach was part of a bowl team? the Gamecocks are 2-8 this year...not bowl eligible by historical standards, anyway? what am I missing? maybe Jackson isn't our guy after all?
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yep...i stand corrected:
South Carolina Gamecocks Bowl Projections
ESPN (Mark Schlabach): Gasparilla Bowl (South Carolina vs. Georgia Tech)
ESPN (Kyle Bonagura): Liberty Bowl (South Carolina vs. TCU)
College Football News: Armed Forces Bowl (South Carolina vs. Colorado)
CBS: Gator Bowl (South Carolina vs. Wake Forest)
Stadium (Brett McMurphy): Gasparilla Bowl (South Carolina vs. Liberty)
So there's still a chance Jackson is our guy. (Never really doubted aggies22, but I got worried that something might have happened to torpedo what looked to be a stellar get. i feel better and shouldn't have freaked out...)
South Carolina Gamecocks Bowl Projections
ESPN (Mark Schlabach): Gasparilla Bowl (South Carolina vs. Georgia Tech)
ESPN (Kyle Bonagura): Liberty Bowl (South Carolina vs. TCU)
College Football News: Armed Forces Bowl (South Carolina vs. Colorado)
CBS: Gator Bowl (South Carolina vs. Wake Forest)
Stadium (Brett McMurphy): Gasparilla Bowl (South Carolina vs. Liberty)
So there's still a chance Jackson is our guy. (Never really doubted aggies22, but I got worried that something might have happened to torpedo what looked to be a stellar get. i feel better and shouldn't have freaked out...)
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Even if he doesn't have a coach on staff that is LDS, he will not have a shortage of outside advisors that can explain how the missions work and how to recruit LDS kids.Aggie84025 wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:36 amI hope he brings in a coach that understands the returned missionary program and the importance of it. That is one area that helped turn this thing around. Not saying that should be our only focus, for sure should be something that is important for USU. We are obviously going to open and spend a lot more time in Texas, Florida and the south which I think will be great. Most important thing is to get guys that want to be in Logan since it is a lot different from other places. I am stoked to have BA leading the charge.AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:08 amSo Shane Beamer must not be retaining Jackson then. That’s a pretty big get for us.aggies22 wrote:Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
I’m glad Collins is being retained. He’s gotten a lot of good players for us out of the NW. maybe he goes back to special teams coach and one other position.
Question about Bojay. Isn’t Filimoeatu Tongan decent, which is same as Frank? Hopefully Bojay can help smooth over some of the damage. I’d like to see another poly or two and strong LDS connection. We are going to need to rebuild some trust within those demographics.
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Is the missionary program that difficult to decode?Yossarian wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:40 amEven if he doesn't have a coach on staff that is LDS, he will not have a shortage of outside advisors that can explain how the missions work and how to recruit LDS kids.Aggie84025 wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:36 amI hope he brings in a coach that understands the returned missionary program and the importance of it. That is one area that helped turn this thing around. Not saying that should be our only focus, for sure should be something that is important for USU. We are obviously going to open and spend a lot more time in Texas, Florida and the south which I think will be great. Most important thing is to get guys that want to be in Logan since it is a lot different from other places. I am stoked to have BA leading the charge.AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:08 amSo Shane Beamer must not be retaining Jackson then. That’s a pretty big get for us.aggies22 wrote:Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
I’m glad Collins is being retained. He’s gotten a lot of good players for us out of the NW. maybe he goes back to special teams coach and one other position.
Question about Bojay. Isn’t Filimoeatu Tongan decent, which is same as Frank? Hopefully Bojay can help smooth over some of the damage. I’d like to see another poly or two and strong LDS connection. We are going to need to rebuild some trust within those demographics.
We make it sound like it's more complicated than solving world hunger....
It just takes the ability to do some basic math, and understand the benefits that come along with 2 extra years of development.
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I don't think the math part of it is the difficult part. I think having a coach that understands why the kids go and how it could be off-putting if you get the reputation as a guy that tries to talk kids out of going on a mission. That's one area where an advisor can help - be he a coach on staff or otherwise.Sl7vk wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:42 amIs the missionary program that difficult to decode?Yossarian wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:40 amEven if he doesn't have a coach on staff that is LDS, he will not have a shortage of outside advisors that can explain how the missions work and how to recruit LDS kids.Aggie84025 wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:36 amI hope he brings in a coach that understands the returned missionary program and the importance of it. That is one area that helped turn this thing around. Not saying that should be our only focus, for sure should be something that is important for USU. We are obviously going to open and spend a lot more time in Texas, Florida and the south which I think will be great. Most important thing is to get guys that want to be in Logan since it is a lot different from other places. I am stoked to have BA leading the charge.AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:08 amSo Shane Beamer must not be retaining Jackson then. That’s a pretty big get for us.aggies22 wrote:Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
I’m glad Collins is being retained. He’s gotten a lot of good players for us out of the NW. maybe he goes back to special teams coach and one other position.
Question about Bojay. Isn’t Filimoeatu Tongan decent, which is same as Frank? Hopefully Bojay can help smooth over some of the damage. I’d like to see another poly or two and strong LDS connection. We are going to need to rebuild some trust within those demographics.
We make it sound like it's more complicated than solving world hunger....
It just takes the ability to do some basic math, and understand the benefits that come along with 2 extra years of development.
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He just was very clear about being a religious person in the press conference. He won't have any issue with the mission program or recruiting LDS kids at all.Yossarian wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:45 amI don't think the math part of it is the difficult part. I think having a coach that understands why the kids go and how it could be off-putting if you get the reputation as a guy that tries to talk kids out of going on a mission. That's one area where an advisor can help - be he a coach on staff or otherwise.Sl7vk wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:42 amIs the missionary program that difficult to decode?Yossarian wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:40 amEven if he doesn't have a coach on staff that is LDS, he will not have a shortage of outside advisors that can explain how the missions work and how to recruit LDS kids.Aggie84025 wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:36 amI hope he brings in a coach that understands the returned missionary program and the importance of it. That is one area that helped turn this thing around. Not saying that should be our only focus, for sure should be something that is important for USU. We are obviously going to open and spend a lot more time in Texas, Florida and the south which I think will be great. Most important thing is to get guys that want to be in Logan since it is a lot different from other places. I am stoked to have BA leading the charge.AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:08 amSo Shane Beamer must not be retaining Jackson then. That’s a pretty big get for us.aggies22 wrote:Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
I’m glad Collins is being retained. He’s gotten a lot of good players for us out of the NW. maybe he goes back to special teams coach and one other position.
Question about Bojay. Isn’t Filimoeatu Tongan decent, which is same as Frank? Hopefully Bojay can help smooth over some of the damage. I’d like to see another poly or two and strong LDS connection. We are going to need to rebuild some trust within those demographics.
We make it sound like it's more complicated than solving world hunger....
It just takes the ability to do some basic math, and understand the benefits that come along with 2 extra years of development.
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unless he hates mormons3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:50 am
He just was very clear about being a religious person in the press conference. He won't have any issue with the mission program or recruiting LDS kids at all.
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FIFYShowMeAggie wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:53 amunless he hates mormons, too3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:50 am
He just was very clear about being a religious person in the press conference. He won't have any issue with the mission program or recruiting LDS kids at all.
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You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Bert Watts LB coach at Memphis and former Fresno State DC will be the DC. Anderson and Watts are represented by the same agent. I would look for Watts to be announced right after Memphis’ bowl game on the 23rd or maybe after signing day tomorrow.
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He looks pretty white, didn't Anderson say yesterday in his press conference that his OC, DC and ST coordinators were all minorities?
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Agreed. And how the topic is dealt with and understand has a lot of impact on what parents say and how they whisper (or shout) in the ear of their son about what makes sense. Not a math issue in any way but a big deal how it is supported if you want to recruit Utah.Yossarian wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:45 amI don't think the math part of it is the difficult part. I think having a coach that understands why the kids go and how it could be off-putting if you get the reputation as a guy that tries to talk kids out of going on a mission. That's one area where an advisor can help - be he a coach on staff or otherwise.Sl7vk wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:42 amIs the missionary program that difficult to decode?Yossarian wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:40 amEven if he doesn't have a coach on staff that is LDS, he will not have a shortage of outside advisors that can explain how the missions work and how to recruit LDS kids.Aggie84025 wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:36 amI hope he brings in a coach that understands the returned missionary program and the importance of it. That is one area that helped turn this thing around. Not saying that should be our only focus, for sure should be something that is important for USU. We are obviously going to open and spend a lot more time in Texas, Florida and the south which I think will be great. Most important thing is to get guys that want to be in Logan since it is a lot different from other places. I am stoked to have BA leading the charge.AGGIEinIOWA wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:08 amSo Shane Beamer must not be retaining Jackson then. That’s a pretty big get for us.aggies22 wrote:Expect to hear Paul Jackson from South Carolina named as the strength and conditioning coach. Also don't be shocked to see Bojay Filimoeatu and Stacy Collins retained.
I’m glad Collins is being retained. He’s gotten a lot of good players for us out of the NW. maybe he goes back to special teams coach and one other position.
Question about Bojay. Isn’t Filimoeatu Tongan decent, which is same as Frank? Hopefully Bojay can help smooth over some of the damage. I’d like to see another poly or two and strong LDS connection. We are going to need to rebuild some trust within those demographics.
We make it sound like it's more complicated than solving world hunger....
It just takes the ability to do some basic math, and understand the benefits that come along with 2 extra years of development.
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I was thinking the same thing. And I am probably in the minority but keeping a few people from the previous staff has some huge benefit if they buy into what the new coach is doing. Really hope that happens.3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 14th, 2020, 11:08 amThere are plenty of threads in which to debate this, but I have to think that at one point Frank stood a really good chance at keeping his job and his top 1.5% in the country income, given that Collins and Bojay are likely invited back.
He'll probably be hired elsewhere and if so it'll be interesting if he can get $250k as a position coach at his next job.
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Oops, I just went back and listened. I was getting info from two college coaches who stopped by my school andAggie19 wrote: ↑December 15th, 2020, 6:02 pmHe looks pretty white, didn't Anderson say yesterday in his press conference that his OC, DC and ST coordinators were all minorities?
“assured” me that Watts would be the new DC. So, we will see.
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Jete, so who you saying will be the DC?Jete2 wrote: ↑December 15th, 2020, 6:39 pmOops, I just went back and listened. I was getting info from two college coaches who stopped by my school andAggie19 wrote: ↑December 15th, 2020, 6:02 pmHe looks pretty white, didn't Anderson say yesterday in his press conference that his OC, DC and ST coordinators were all minorities?
“assured” me that Watts would be the new DC. So, we will see.
Cause you’ve now said two different people...
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Not sure what you mean if you reread my posts. I said Bert Watts and only Bert Watts based on what a couple of coaches in the profession told me. I went back and listened to Coach Anderson’s presser to hear him say his coordinators would be minorities. Coach Watts appears to be white (maybe he is not; but I don’t know). I was just confirming from the previous poster that he appears to be white. Now I am confused!splintorb wrote: ↑December 15th, 2020, 7:56 pmJete, so who you saying will be the DC?Jete2 wrote: ↑December 15th, 2020, 6:39 pmOops, I just went back and listened. I was getting info from two college coaches who stopped by my school andAggie19 wrote: ↑December 15th, 2020, 6:02 pmHe looks pretty white, didn't Anderson say yesterday in his press conference that his OC, DC and ST coordinators were all minorities?
“assured” me that Watts would be the new DC. So, we will see.
Cause you’ve now said two different people...
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I'd be OK with Bert Watts he seems to have operated some very good D's in the past.