DjCrenshaw
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Maybe we can add a little more. According to Hyams this afternoon Nick Reveiz applied to be a GA. Not quite sure how they pick GAs, but I hope he gets it.
Anyone know how that process works?
From ehow:
Being a football Graduate Assistant, or GA, is a demanding position that demands long hours and involves everything from helping the coaches at practice and breaking down film to monitoring players' study halls and handling equipment. And all this is done while juggling graduate-level coursework in school. In exchange for putting in up to 100 hours per week, GAs receive free tuition and, perhaps more importantly, an introduction to the world of college football coaching. Most graduate assistantships last two seasons, although the NCAA allows for three. Furthermore, the NCAA mandates that each team can only field two GA positions
Read more: How to Become a Graduate Assistant Football Coach | eHow.com How to Become a Graduate Assistant Football Coach | eHow.com
It is somewhat surprising (and disappointing) with CBJ stating at the presser that he would "leave no stone unturned" while building a staff and it comes down to one exisiting UT coach (Graham), 2 coaches from Auburn, and the rest of the staff from his former staff at Cincy. This doesn't seem like a national search for the best candidates, IMO.
Yeah, Boom... Blew up in your face.
Yep. Unbekeivable. This isn't meant directly for bruinvol. However, look at the track record if these so called "insiders" firstit was Gruden is a done deal.... LMAO didn't happen. Then Strong is a done deal..... Didn't happen. Then that "insider" Skeeter saying Tee was a Done deal..... Definitely didn't happen. Oh and who can forget the "smoke screen" talk about Gruden....... Another failed "guess". Honestly, that's rediculous. How many times can you be wrong, before consequences such as getting banned happen.
Sarcasm