DukeDaisySam
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Nick Saban hired a former QB that coached TEs at Charlotte. Before that he spent a season at South Carolina. Before that he coached at Colorado St. Totally an NFL coach.That time was 12 months ago. Unfortunately Josh Heupel thinks he’s smarter than everyone else. While Nick Saban is hiring former NFL coaches, Heupel is getting his analysts raises.
Well, if that's such a common sense approach I am curious why you don't think FSU, Florida, Miami, Clemson, etc tried the same thing? He is headed to USF. That tells you all you need to know about the root of his decision. He knows that schools of that caliber have no intention of giving him a real shot to play TE. And he wants to play TE. It's really not that complicated.Seriously???
Jesus.
The dude was a 5 star Edge that wanted to play TE. Do you seriously think Heupel wouldn't let him try TE and then try to move him later?
Nick Saban hired a former QB that coached TEs at Charlotte. Before that he spent a season at South Carolina. Before that he coached at Colorado St. Totally an NFL coach.
That time was 12 months ago. Unfortunately Josh Heupel thinks he’s smarter than everyone else. While Nick Saban is hiring former NFL coaches, Heupel is getting his analysts raises.
You are also putting a lot of stock in the words of Brent Hubbs and Austin Price who quite frankly haven’t been nearly as accurate with their information since Fulmer and Kiffin
There's a lot of time left on the clockClearly we are trending down right now on the recruiting trail. Overall we're still solid, but big mo is going in the wrong direction for us, and anyone who can't see that isn't being honest with themselves which is also a sign of mental weakness as many have painted others with. I think both sides of the conversation need to come closer to the middle. We're going to be okay in the end, but we are 100% in a downswing at the close of the year and it is not a 4D chess move by design. It's okay and correct to be concerned, but also okay to not burn the place down and form ranks of factions to battle each other over whether or not we're facing the football apocalypse or conversely that everything is going perfectly as planned or to be expected. We are very fortunate that some of our older guys chose to return or we'd be in more immediate trouble. Most of the guys we missed on only hurt the future in like two to four years so we have a little time to make up for it and fill the holes. The most immediate need is an experienced TE. If we can close with that we'll survive another year to try again.
Okay? We're talking about Heupel hiring a TE coach. Those hires are irrelevant. Rodney Garner is a better coach than anyone on the current Bama staff and hasn't spent a day coaching in the NFLHe’s also had Doug Marrone and BOB on the same staff. Also hired Kiffin. That’s 3. The staff that Kiffin was on had 7 future D1 coaches. Who’s on this staff that’s going to be a D1 coach? You can hire coaches without experience. Johnny hired Cut from a coaching clinic when he was a Birmingham HS coach. Heupels last THREE openings have all been filled by internal promotions. That doesn’t give off the vibe that he’s searching high and low for the best.
He is a bad ass athlete though. Making the TE transition in college will be easier with the right coaching. This is a bigger loss than some of y’all think.And usually 4 star guys that decommitt from a known P5 school to go to a G5 school end up doing so because they have limited options. Golesh is the one who wanted Echols and wanted him at TE. All the kid has done is slide down everyone's rankings as a TE because he isn't one. He didn't do anything to note his senior year. I doubt Heupel and staff are losing sleep over this one. Some kids are encouraged to look elsewhere closer to signing day and I bet that's what happened here.
Okay? We're talking about Heupel hiring a TE coach. Those hires are irrelevant. Rodney Garner is a better coach than anyone on the current Bama staff and hasn't spent a day coaching in the NFL