Anyone know the specifics of how Beaty ended up at KU? Was it because a lot of other candidates turned them down? That could be concerning for our possible coach search.
Beaty is a guy with a fairly unimpressive resume. His P5 experience essentially consists of like 3 or 4 years as WR coach. And one year as co-offensive coordinator at KU in 2011-- the co-offensive title being mostly on paper with Beaty certainly not doing too many of the typical offensive coordinator duties that year.
Even the non P5 experience is not impressive.
And his salary is appropriately only $800k a year + $25k per win. Very modest.
Were they rejected by other candidates before turning to Beaty? Or were they just looking to get a Mangino-like guy so they turned to his disciple from the get-go?
Beaty is a guy with a fairly unimpressive resume. His P5 experience essentially consists of like 3 or 4 years as WR coach. And one year as co-offensive coordinator at KU in 2011-- the co-offensive title being mostly on paper with Beaty certainly not doing too many of the typical offensive coordinator duties that year.
Even the non P5 experience is not impressive.
And his salary is appropriately only $800k a year + $25k per win. Very modest.
Were they rejected by other candidates before turning to Beaty? Or were they just looking to get a Mangino-like guy so they turned to his disciple from the get-go?