Scheelhaase to Rams

[Sigmapolis]

**** me.

 

[mitchforcy]

Kevin Johns would be a good hire.

 

[IceCyIce]

His overall connections and recruiting will be missed as well. O-Well next dude in.

 

[billpickles]

Does ZRF have the same expertise in football as he does in basketball?

 

[ClonerJams]

If there is an interal promotion, it would have to be Mouser, right?

 

[jcf817]

Suddenly the sky feels closer.

 

[CheapClone1202]

2018 was perhaps our most fun offense iirc

 

[Drew0311]

Does ZRF have the same expertise in football as he does in basketball?

I’ll go
Check the other teams message boards and see what his take is on the situation

 

[jdubs]

Go get the guy from Ohio

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Agree with this. Seemed like it was close-ish to happening last time. I could be misinterpreting vague rumors from last go round though.

 

[loyalsons4evertrue]

Is it too much to ask for an offense that can put up 30 ppg?

 

[Al_4_State]

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Our offense was pretty good that year

 

[Acylum]

Best of luck to Nate. I view this as a sign of a healthy program. While selfishly I would like to retain Nate, it's difficult to retain top level coaches. Healthy programs will have their coaches move on to coach in the NFL or become head coaches themselves.

3 years ago you probably had a point. Not so much anymore.

 

[Letterkenny]

First, congrats to Nate. Big time promotion and working for one of the best. He'll learn a ton.

Second, a college football coaching crisis is coming. Guys are fleeing to the NFL because if you're coaching guys that are getting paid, you want to do it on a level playing field where there are rules and you don't have to constantly re-recruit your own team.

If you can get equal or similar money with an NFL gig, it's a no-brainer. The novelty of getting to work with amateur athletes is gone. You actually get an off-season as an NFL coach and it would seem to be much less stressful, pretty much across the board.

 

[FeedBreece]

I'd say that knocks 1-2 wins off the Vegas line for us next season. For good reason...

Let’s see the new hire first. Better it happen in February than May.

 

[snowcraig2.0]

Our offense was pretty good that year

 

[CydeofFries]

If there is an interal promotion, it would have to be Mouser, right?

This late I don't know how you can go that external. It would either be bring someone back or promote from within and the rest of the offensive staff is so young I can only see Mouser as the option.

 

[jdubs]

2018 was perhaps our most fun offense iirc

Our offense was pretty good that year

Not necessarily disagreeing but there were 3-4 NFL players on that offense and often the calls were "throw it up to Hakeem". I'm not personally taking much from that year and in general would prefer Campbell hire someone to call the plays.

 

[Aclone]

It’s going to be a promotion.

Clanton? No.
Pauley? No.

That leaves Mouser.

 

[JRE1975]

Kansas and Kansas State are jumping for joy that they do not have to recruit against him anymore in the KC metro market anymore!

 

[dafarmer]

Will be missed, but you can't blame him for taking a promotion. Get experience and come back as head coach sometime, Full time recruiting and re-recruiting has to be a beotch. Darn, we missed out on Lester.