David Shaw Resigns at Stanford

[Hoosier_Vol]

David Shaw Stuns Stanford Fans, Resigns From The Program

 

[Jeff Clark]

David Shaw Stuns Stanford Fans, Resigns From The Program

Georgia Tech should hire David Shaw he knows how to win at a school with terribly high academic standards.

 

[JMSqb11]

David Shaw Stuns Stanford Fans, Resigns From The Program

Wild. At one point just a few years back, he could have landed any opening he wanted. Wish the Titans would grab him for OC

 

[VolinMichigan]

Great coach for their program. Extremely difficult place to win. He should have schools knocking down his door.

 

[mackievol]

Would like to see him at GA Tech or FAU.

 

[zjcvols]

Great coach for their program. Extremely difficult place to win. He should have schools knocking down his door.

I would need a long, reasoned out explanation from him how he went from a 82-26 coach to a 14-28 coach before I hired him.

 

[Grand Vol]

He said he's not eager to coach again but I think he'd be a great analyst on one of the sports networks.

Maybe ESPN could replace Fowler with him? High hopes?

 

[Boston Vol]

He said he's not eager to coach again but I think he'd be a great analyst on one of the sports networks.

Maybe ESPN could replace Fowler with him? High hopes?

I agree. He’s been doing draft coverage for NFL Network the past few years and he’s been really good.

 

[zjcvols]

He said he's not eager to coach again but I think he'd be a great analyst on one of the sports networks.

Maybe ESPN could replace Fowler with him? High hopes?

I think he’d be a fun addition to Gameday. His stoic, calm, reasoned demeanor compared to McAfee would be hilarious to me for some reason.

 

[butchna]

He’s a different type. An alumnus who wanted to win at Stanford the right way. And did until recently. The NIL was most likely the final nail. Could see him being like Chris Petersen and being TRULY done like he says.

 

[zjcvols]

He’s a different type. An alumnus who wanted to win at Stanford the right way. And did until recently. The NIL was most likely the final nail. Could see him being like Chris Petersen and being TRULY done like he says.

He definitely seems like the guy who just saw the NIL and Transfer landscape and decided it was time.

 

[GrayWaterCanine]

I would need a long, reasoned out explanation from him how he went from a 82-26 coach to a 14-28 coach before I hired him.

Easy. The Harbaugh players disappeared and his offense never modernized at all. He is not a good coach and rode Harbaugh's coattails extremely well to the point some people believe he is competent.

 

[butchna]

He definitely seems like the guy who just saw the NIL and Transfer landscape and decided it was time.

Good point on the instant eligibility portal. Even bigger factor than NIL. His bread and butter were those third year sophomores and fourth year juniors who emerged after development…especially OL. Now other teams are shopping every off-season.

 

[volfanbill]

Easy. The Harbaugh players disappeared and his offense never modernized at all. He is not a good coach and rode Harbaugh's coattails extremely well to the point some people believe he is competent.

He went 12-2 followed by 10-3 the fourth and fifth year post Harbaugh.

 

[GrayWaterCanine]

He went 12-2 followed by 10-3 the fourth and fifth year post Harbaugh.

Hence the acknowledgement that he excelled at riding coattails. Stretched that out better than most before reverting to the reality.

 

[volfanbill]

Hence the acknowledgement that he excelled at riding coattails. Stretched that out better than most before reverting to the reality.

Doesn’t add up. At best, you get two, two maybe three years riding coattails.

 

[zjcvols]

Easy. The Harbaugh players disappeared and his offense never modernized at all. He is not a good coach and rode Harbaugh's coattails extremely well to the point some people believe he is competent.

Harbaugh definitely built it but Shaw won the PAC in year 5 with his dudes

 

[zjcvols]

Hence the acknowledgement that he excelled at riding coattails. Stretched that out better than most before reverting to the reality.

So Phillip Fulmer rode Johnny Majors’ coattails to a national title???

 

[GrayWaterCanine]

So Phillip Fulmer rode Johnny Majors’ coattails to a national title???

In retrospect, you could assert that fairly based on the dreadful second half of Fulmer's head coaching career.

 

[stolitonic]

I'm sorry, but you don't get to ride coattails and last a decade. Now, Butchy Boy road BK coattails. Took 4 years at most for him to be exposed for ALL to see.

 

[VolStrom]

I'm sorry, but you don't get to ride coattails and last a decade. Now, Butchy Boy road BK coattails. Took 4 years at most for him to be exposed for ALL to see.

The brains of the team were mainly David Cutcliff and John Chavis though. When Cutcliff left, the wheels completely fell off.

 

[Volunteer_Kirby]

I would need a long, reasoned out explanation from him how he went from a 82-26 coach to a 14-28 coach before I hired him.

They tightened up eligibility requirements and then the transfer portal wrecked Stanford. They can only take grad transfers. And school not willing to play ball with NIL deals. Tough spot for any P5 coach.

 

[VolinMichigan]

Easy. The Harbaugh players disappeared and his offense never modernized at all. He is not a good coach and rode Harbaugh's coattails extremely well to the point some people believe he is competent.

Tell me you don’t know anything about football without telling me you don’t know anything about football.

 

[Godfatha]

He said he's not eager to coach again but I think he'd be a great analyst on one of the sports networks.

Maybe ESPN could replace Fowler with him? High hopes?

Fowler needs to cover some pompous sport to go with her personality.

 

[wmcovol]

In retrospect, you could assert that fairly based on the dreadful second half of Fulmer's head coaching career.

Fulmer rode Peyton Manning recruitment to win a NC.