Who's on the list?

Stormin

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Starting from scratch, his peaks were good enough. Could there be better fits? Sure, but he is better than bringing Rhoads back. 7-5, 11-2, 8-5, 8-5, 9-4, 4-8, 9-4.

So you want a New Jersey Coach with NO ties to the Midwest or Iowa or areas where we traditionally recruit to? You want a Big City Eastern Coach?

LOL. Glad you are not in charge of Coaching searches. Schiano would NOT be a good fit at all for Iowa State. NO.
 

jbindm

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I'm not a big Schiano fan at all. Players hate this guy.

That's what everyone said about Belichick after he left Cleveland. People can learn from their mistakes. Not saying Schiano is a viable option, just saying that maybe now he's a better coach than the disgraced hardass who got fired from Tampa.
 

dirtyninety

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Rhoads......I still like the hire of a midwestern-rooted person who will stay here. Herman....bad hire in hind site. He was never going to stay with us. The chain reaction of his short stint was CPR's demise. Head coach AND assistants need to be vested in Iowa to stay. I would like to see Ben Bruns on the next staff. Need more smart guys who go into coaching for the money and less dumb coaches who fell into it because they can't do anything else.
 

SouthJerseyCy

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So you want a New Jersey Coach with NO ties to the Midwest or Iowa or areas where we traditionally recruit to? You want a Big City Eastern Coach?

LOL. Glad you are not in charge of Coaching searches. Schiano would NOT be a good fit at all for Iowa State. NO.

I would not advocate for Schiano AT ALL, but to be fair, a very large portion of his Rutgers players were from Florida where we do recruit heavily. Though his flame out at Tampa Bay may nullify some of that.
 

swarthmoreCY

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Here nor there
So you want a New Jersey Coach with NO ties to the Midwest or Iowa or areas where we traditionally recruit to? You want a Big City Eastern Coach?

LOL. Glad you are not in charge of Coaching searches. Schiano would NOT be a good fit at all for Iowa State. NO.
Glad to see you are finally moving on from cherry-picking records from random seasons. Maybe there is hope for you. Again, could there be better fits? Sure, but he is better than bringing Rhoads back. BTW, he recruited Florida heavily, and it is all about evaluation. You have to identify good players that local schools do not want.
 
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State43

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Its stupid to compare wins and losses without context of competition. People forget he coached in a bad conference it seems
 

CoKane

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So, having a NON existent running game has nothing to do with W-L record? Having a ****** OL has nothing to do with it? Learning his 2nd offensive system - SR is not the problem. The OL and lack of running game (and WR's being out) is the problem. Some of you W-L guys always pointed to the fact that GR had a .500 record so he should start....hows's that looking after yesterday?

Let's not forget about the defense who cost him at least 3 wins by letting down the offense and allowing game winning drives after he previously lead them down to score. QBs are not the only players on the field.
 

jblock

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So you want a New Jersey Coach with NO ties to the Midwest or Iowa or areas where we traditionally recruit to? You want a Big City Eastern Coach?

LOL. Glad you are not in charge of Coaching searches. Schiano would NOT be a good fit at all for Iowa State. NO.
Ok, Stormin...who is the good fit for ISU... If you were in charge of Coaching search, who is your man??
 

CoKane

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I want a guy that would win here. Schiano won at Rutgers and got guys prominent roles on NFL teams like Ray Rice and Muhammad Sanu. Give me 1 legitimate reason why he would be a bad hire. I want winners. I don't care where they are from. I just want to watch a team that I feel has a chance in most game they play in, and I want to support a team that doesn't come out flat after bye weeks and bowl games. It can't be that hard to find a coach like that, plenty of teams have that. If Duke can have a football team then why can't we?
 

DesertClone1

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Harbaugh might become available. He is burning bridges in SF.

stop it. Harbaugh is NOT coming here. No one from the NFL or a head coach of a mac team is coming here, we're at the stage where we can't afford a sexy hire, you pull a WTF hire, and hope it works out, Like fred.
 

19clone91

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Tom Herman!

I understand people wanting to get obscure people but how would a coach from D3 jump right into ISU's schedule?
 

heitclone

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So you want a New Jersey Coach with NO ties to the Midwest or Iowa or areas where we traditionally recruit to? You want a Big City Eastern Coach?

LOL. Glad you are not in charge of Coaching searches. Schiano would NOT be a good fit at all for Iowa State. NO.

What Midwest ties did CPR have? Have we loaded up on players from Pennsylvania? Alabama? Those are where CPR had coaching ties to. Its a mute point, Schiano would never end up here. He'll sneak back in to college, pry at a big 10 school.

My only preference for a new guy would be that he's an offensive coach. Offense wins right now in college football and a school lacking tradition needs to find a coach who can find ways to be creative and unconventional, at least at first to help build a program. Although we don't bring in great recruits, our higher rated recruits are typically offensive skill position guys, we need a coach that can build around those type of recruits.
 

jblock

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What Midwest ties did CPR have? Have we loaded up on players from Pennsylvania? Alabama? Those are where CPR had coaching ties to. Its a mute point, Schiano would never end up here. He'll sneak back in to college, pry at a big 10 school.

My only preference for a new guy would be that he's an offensive coach. Offense wins right now in college football and a school lacking tradition needs to find a coach who can find ways to be creative and unconventional, at least at first to help build a program. Although we don't bring in great recruits, our higher rated recruits are typically offensive skill position guys, we need a coach that can build around those type of recruits.

http://www.coacheshotseat.com/OffensiveCoordinatorsTop100AssistantCoaches.htm
 

MilehighClone

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I'd call Sean Kugler. Not sure he'd be interested as he is now the head coach at his alma mater. But in year 2, UTEP is one of the most improved teams in cfb.
 

heitclone

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My vote is for Scott Frost. Young, offensive oriented, comes from Oregon with all their fancy uniforms- we would get the white helmets everyone wants!

Otherwise Schiano would be great too.

Frost would be a home run hire, Midwest guy with a great resume I don't think he'll be around by the time we're hiring.
 

jblock

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Nice website.... how old is it? Paul Chryst is not the OC at Wisky and hasn't been for a while. And Bollman isn't the OC at Ohio State.

Must be a couple of years.. Has Chow as OC... I looked at top of page and thought it was updated