Could ISU get a former NFL Head Coach?

Cymon · 11-12-2006, 11:38 PM

Originally Posted by letsgostate

Good question on the DUI...that could rule Hargaugh out. I suppose it depends on what he's done since. Most of us certainly could have gotten one at some time, even if we've been lucky. But a coach may be different. If we don't hire him, I'm betting he's in a big time program within 2 years.

Agreed on Hargaugh.

Wesley · 11-20-2006, 09:58 AM

Originally Posted by BigDISU1

Wow, as a packers fan, I have a slightly biased opinion, but this definately brings something different to the table.

Packers were somewhat sucessful during Sherman's season at Green Bay, with only one losing season (2005) His head coaching record is 57-39, (53-27 before 2005 season, 4-12 during 2005 season)

Prior to assuming head coaching duties for the Packers, Sherman had also been the team's tight ends coach, as well as offensive cordinator for the seawaks and o-line coach for texas A&M at various times. In addition, he was the offensive line coach at UCLA in 1994

Year College/Pro Team Position Coached 1981-82 Univ. of Pittsburgh Part-Time Coach 1983-84 Tulane Offensive Line 1985-87 Holy Cross Offensive Line 1988 Holy Cross Offensive Coordinator 1989-93 Texas A&M Offensive Line 1994 UCLA Offensive Line 1995-96 Texas A&M Offensive Line 1997-98 Green Bay Packers Tight Ends/Assistant Offensive Line 1999 Seattle Seahawks Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends 2000 Green Bay Packers Head Coach 2001-04 Green Bay Packers Executive V.P./General Manager/Head Coach 2005 Green Bay Packers Executive V.P./Head Coach

As he became GM, etc, the quality of the roster became thinner and thinner and injuries did them in. That is what happened this past year to ISU. Cupboard was barer than in past and injuries and losses did us in.