Has it ever occurred to you that he realizes that and will he'll improve in those areas, or is it simply too late for him to fix stuff?
If you want CPR gone, who do you want to be hired to replace him?
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Has it ever occurred to you that he realizes that and will he'll improve in those areas, or is it simply too late for him to fix stuff?
Exactly. It's great if he wants to coach, but if he does he needs to get started by you know, coaching. I'm sure if he went back to school he'd get a GA job easily. Otherwise he could even start out coaching high school for a year or two.
Is this a serious question? Year 6 is pretty late to be learning and reformulating how to build a program.
Do you think the purpose of the ISU HC position is to prove guys cannot get it done?
I hear Ray Rice is free. Maybe he could bring some toughness to the team..............
(too soon???)
(too soon???)
Ask any good coach, teacher, CEO, farmer, etc. in the country and they'll tell you they are always learning and reformulating how they do things.
Who said otherwise?
We are not talking about maintaining your success with continued education and self-evaluation.
You won't find any good farmers in Year 6 needing to learn how to grow wheat in the middle of North Dakota because their rice paddy just never worked out.
So when is it not too late then? Year 3, year 4? Just trying to get a gauge here of when I should have been upset he hadn't figured it out yet.
What it comes down to for me is if recruiting begins to suffer then it's time for him to go. Until then he can afford another disappointing season if it appears the changes are in place that show hope for the future.
Kiffin is a terrible head coach. Terrible. Terrible hire by anyone in the country.
He's had to leave or been fired at top tier programs because he cannot coach a lick.
An outside the box hire would be Ken Niumatololo of Navy. Navy has been a consistent bowl team under him and it would be fun to see that style of offense in Ames.
If CPR left on his own or otherwise, the old Coach from NDSU would be a very good hire. Consistent staff and system. Look at what Jerry Kill has done with Minnesota. They may not be world beaters but they are a whole different team than under Brewster.
NIU is still living off of what Kill built (or rebuilt). Regardless of ones thoughts on CPR, when it comes time to find the next coach, i hope the AD looks for a guy like Kill.
It might be our best chance at being competitive.
We're trying to do what everyone else is doing with way worse recruits.
