TheMookieMonster
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That’s a fine argument until you add in the fact that LSU lost a lot on offense this year. Additionally, Clemson did not look so good without Elliot in the playoff game.Saw this, truth.
Had a conversation earlier and was asked why I would be ok with Joe Brady and not Tony Elliott. Simple without Elliott Clemson is still Clemson, but without Brady LSU wasn't the same. If we hire a coordinator it had better be a coordinator that changed the whole outcome of a team.
Question - would Elliot put Atlanta Vol “over the moon”?
I don’t think so, right??
Saw this, truth.
Had a conversation earlier and was asked why I would be ok with Joe Brady and not Tony Elliott. Simple without Elliott Clemson is still Clemson, but without Brady LSU wasn't the same. If we hire a coordinator it had better be a coordinator that changed the whole outcome of a team.
I don't care why people didn't want Schiano. Fact is, he wasn't heavily regarded by anyone outside of a few media dweebs. He wasn't a good coach for this program. At all. It was a good thing in my opinion.When was the last time anyone heard of the fanbase blocking a hire like Schiano-gate? I mean when Auburn hires that loser Chizik, yeah they were like WTF, but there wasn't open protest. Also lets call a spade a spade, the justification for rejecting Schiano as being his ties to Sandusky was a means to an end, nothing tangible there. That said, Curry and his puppet master, Haslam, should have known better that try to push Schiano on us after Mullen fell through. Should have just reset the search. Then he goes and tries to hire Deoren, which lets face it, looks a lot like a Fleck hire this go around, and then social media spooks Deoren off as well.
However for all its current warts and the NCAA cloud, I think coaches still in general regard this as a top tier job (pays well and you can win a Natty), but its high risk, high reward. If you are Campbell, or a Gundy, or even a Fleck...is it worth leaving your "safe" gig? The perfect candidate needs to be one who loves a challenge, and tough skinned enough not be threatened by our fans. A person who thinks enough of their coaching skills to take on this "rebuild". Guys like Herman and Napier seem to pragmatic to take this job right now. Conversely, I think the challenge is what attracts Campbell.
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AV over the moon?? Hint?
That’s a little different.... losing your play caller right before a big game is more challenging than having an off season to prepare......look at sark taking over when Kiffin left.... I do like TE potential though.Did you watch the Clemson offense against Ohio State? It didn’t look good at all without Elliot