Isn't Jerry Pezetti retired?How about a coach that runs the split wing or single wing? Old school with a spinning tailback. You have no idea where it is coming from.
Anything, please
Isn't Jerry Pezetti retired?How about a coach that runs the split wing or single wing? Old school with a spinning tailback. You have no idea where it is coming from.
Anything, please
Todd Monken
HC Southern Miss
Took over 0-12 program
Year 1: 1-11
Year 2: 3-9
Year 3: 9-3 Division Title
Current salary 500k.
Coached under Les Miles at OSU, Miles took him to LSU, until Gundy hired him back as OC in 2011. His offenses have torn it up.
Offensive guy
Strong big 12 ties
Coached under some great coaches
Resurrected a program
Said to have made big off-season changes that led to this year's breakout.
Yep. Imo we better hope Leath gets involved and let the accountant concentrate on XC and balance sheets.
Really hope things like family man, Iowan, bible boy etc. don't factor into this search
More $$$ than I thought, Fitzgerald is signed through 2020. And it appears that Northwestern structured his buyout as a loan in 2011, meaning they gave him $2.5 million and said you don't need to pay it back as long as you remain our coach. If he leaves, he owes NU that money. I thought that was an interesting way to do the buyout.
Don't know anything about the Navy guy at all. One thing I will say though, is he is used to dealing with self-motivated players. May not work with "talented" guys as well. Could be a replay of the McDermott movie in that aspect.
My first "insight" would be: get a guy who has been successful as a head coach somewhere. They have proved something. Not all the winners at small schools will be winners at big schools, its no sure thing. But to me that is a better chance than someone who was a coordinator and has not been a head coach. Plus after Chizek and Rhoads, I have coordinator fatigue right now.
My other "insight" would be get someone "SMART". I really liked Rhoads & Mac both, and they knew football, but neither struck me as a super genius. Briles, Saban, Meyer - they are not just FB coaches, they strike me as guys who are quite intelligent and would be successful in any profession. JP, follow the old rule for hiring - hire people smarter than you and they will make you look good.
ISU really, really needs to do exactly what Iowa is doing, only better. Go under center, get a fullback, run out of the I, and then be willing the throw out of it too. Use your TEs to make LBers play pass defense, go into the shotgun and spread when you need to pass, but try to grind it out for the most part. Iowa is no more talented offensively than ISU, except maybe at QB. They are just way better coached.
Ndsu coach
Wasn't he in the mix for the Michigan job or Notre Dame?LOL, he's not leaving Northwestern for anything but a top 5 job. I'm not even sure he'd leave for one of those jobs.
Wasn't he in the mix for the Michigan job or Notre Dame?
If we can, let's keep it here for consistency.
We aren't outbidding many P5 schools for big name coaches. Not when a 2.5m job at a middle of the pack P5 school might be considered better than a 3m ISU job.