Which program - should they win another NT - replace SC or ND on Mt Rushmore?
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Oklahoma
* All programs are by and large, stupid as fuck. I mean, when you think about it, what school has consistently made good coaching hire and after good coaching hire. Most coaches either suck or are mediocre and there's only a handful of truly elite ones. Even if you follow the Race Bannon philosophy of firing one every 3 years until you get a good one, a school can get on a decades long streak of drawing bad hands. SC with Carroll drew a 2 and 3 of clubs, and then got a straight flush on the flop.dnc said:
" Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. "oregonblitzkrieg said:dnc said:
Coaching is what it's all about, but elite programs attract elite coaches.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Cool, I'm going to go kill myself now for being right.dnc said:
You just made the entire poont.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Thats a quarter century stretch of being a nothing team. A team that goes a quarter century doing nothing, is nothing special on its own merits. All the extra hocus pocus intangibles like 'tradition' are just lipstick on a pig. Bama will go back to being a shit team again after Saban's gone, and they won't be great again until the find the next elite HC. WSU could make Mt. Rushmore with an elite head coach. Maybe Rushmore should have coaches on it instead of teams, since that's what matters most.YellowSnow said:
At a Rushmore school all you need is a good corch. Look at Bammer from 1982- 2008. One great season and that's it.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Kill yourself for putting USC in second place.dnc said:Let's say UW decides to shut down football and Pete has to find a job. Every school in America offers him, and he decides he doesn't care about anything but winning a title. Where do you think this elite coach is going?
1. Alabama - there's no better place to win
2. USC - We know Pete doesn't want to coach there, but humor me
3. tOSU - right there with anybody
So it's the fourth spot that is up for grabs. I think he's going to Oklahoma 100 years before ND. I'm not sure ND is top 10 in this metric at this point.
Bama
USC
tOSU
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Florida St
LSU
Michigan
Miami
ND
I get it, Rushmore is about what you've done, whereas this poast is about what you can do. But these rankings are far more pertinent.
WSU couldn't keep an elite head coach were they to ever hire one. Dennis Erickson was the closest they ever came and he made it two years before moving to an elite program.
hth
That's why Mt. Rushmore matters.
Not saying elite programs only hire elite coaches, don't twist. Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. But they have a huge margin for error. All they have to do is get lucky once a quarter century and they stay at the top.
Winners, eventually, win.
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Miami
Ah, where would we? be without Pat Haden.RaceBannon said:
@PatHadenFS ? True?dnc said:
" Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. "oregonblitzkrieg said:dnc said:
Coaching is what it's all about, but elite programs attract elite coaches.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Cool, I'm going to go kill myself now for being right.dnc said:
You just made the entire poont.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Thats a quarter century stretch of being a nothing team. A team that goes a quarter century doing nothing, is nothing special on its own merits. All the extra hocus pocus intangibles like 'tradition' are just lipstick on a pig. Bama will go back to being a shit team again after Saban's gone, and they won't be great again until the find the next elite HC. WSU could make Mt. Rushmore with an elite head coach. Maybe Rushmore should have coaches on it instead of teams, since that's what matters most.YellowSnow said:
At a Rushmore school all you need is a good corch. Look at Bammer from 1982- 2008. One great season and that's it.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Kill yourself for putting USC in second place.dnc said:Let's say UW decides to shut down football and Pete has to find a job. Every school in America offers him, and he decides he doesn't care about anything but winning a title. Where do you think this elite coach is going?
1. Alabama - there's no better place to win
2. USC - We know Pete doesn't want to coach there, but humor me
3. tOSU - right there with anybody
So it's the fourth spot that is up for grabs. I think he's going to Oklahoma 100 years before ND. I'm not sure ND is top 10 in this metric at this point.
Bama
USC
tOSU
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Florida St
LSU
Michigan
Miami
ND
I get it, Rushmore is about what you've done, whereas this poast is about what you can do. But these rankings are far more pertinent.
WSU couldn't keep an elite head coach were they to ever hire one. Dennis Erickson was the closest they ever came and he made it two years before moving to an elite program.
hth
That's why Mt. Rushmore matters.
Not saying elite programs only hire elite coaches, don't twist. Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. But they have a huge margin for error. All they have to do is get lucky once a quarter century and they stay at the top.
Winners, eventually, win.
Love that guy. -
Miami
That was a banner day for Kewgs everywhere. Not embarrassing at all.RaceBannon said:
Alabama didn't even wait for Price to coach a game before they shit canned himcreepycoug said:
You got that right. I'm not sure there's ever been a coach who won two titles who was less appreciated than Erickson at Miami. Nobody gave him any credit for the titles, and the very minute Miami looking human people were calling for his ass. It's almost like they didn't think an ex-Kewger belonged at Miami in the first place.RaceBannon said:
Good call on Dennydnc said:
You just made the entire poont.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Thats a quarter century stretch of being a nothing team. A team that goes a quarter century doing nothing, is nothing special on its own merits. All the extra hocus pocus intangibles like 'tradition' are just lipstick on a pig. Bama will go back to being a shit team again after Saban's gone, and they won't be great again until the find the next elite HC. WSU could make Mt. Rushmore with an elite head coach. Maybe Rushmore should have coaches on it instead of teams, since that's what matters most.YellowSnow said:
At a Rushmore school all you need is a good corch. Look at Bammer from 1982- 2008. One great season and that's it.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Kill yourself for putting USC in second place.dnc said:Let's say UW decides to shut down football and Pete has to find a job. Every school in America offers him, and he decides he doesn't care about anything but winning a title. Where do you think this elite coach is going?
1. Alabama - there's no better place to win
2. USC - We know Pete doesn't want to coach there, but humor me
3. tOSU - right there with anybody
So it's the fourth spot that is up for grabs. I think he's going to Oklahoma 100 years before ND. I'm not sure ND is top 10 in this metric at this point.
Bama
USC
tOSU
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Florida St
LSU
Michigan
Miami
ND
I get it, Rushmore is about what you've done, whereas this poast is about what you can do. But these rankings are far more pertinent.
WSU couldn't keep an elite head coach were they to ever hire one. Dennis Erickson was the closest they ever came and he made it two years before moving to an elite program.
hth
Oregon State couldn't keep him either
Miami didn't want to keep him -
Miami
Does anyone remember the actual order Pete fell in for SC? It's become exaggerated over the years, but I distinctly remember them making a run for Mike Riley and getting rejected, but I think there were other attempts before they finally settled on Carroll.YellowSnow said:
* All programs are by and large, stupid as fuck. I mean, when you think about it, what school has consistently made good coaching hire and after good coaching hire. Most coaches either suck or are mediocre and there's only a handful of truly elite ones. Even if you follow the Race Bannon philosophy of firing one every 3 years until you get a good one, a school can get on a decades long streak of drawing bad hands. SC with Carroll drew a 2 and 3 of clubs, and then got a straight flush on the flop.dnc said:
" Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. "oregonblitzkrieg said:dnc said:
Coaching is what it's all about, but elite programs attract elite coaches.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Cool, I'm going to go kill myself now for being right.dnc said:
You just made the entire poont.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Thats a quarter century stretch of being a nothing team. A team that goes a quarter century doing nothing, is nothing special on its own merits. All the extra hocus pocus intangibles like 'tradition' are just lipstick on a pig. Bama will go back to being a shit team again after Saban's gone, and they won't be great again until the find the next elite HC. WSU could make Mt. Rushmore with an elite head coach. Maybe Rushmore should have coaches on it instead of teams, since that's what matters most.YellowSnow said:
At a Rushmore school all you need is a good corch. Look at Bammer from 1982- 2008. One great season and that's it.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Kill yourself for putting USC in second place.dnc said:Let's say UW decides to shut down football and Pete has to find a job. Every school in America offers him, and he decides he doesn't care about anything but winning a title. Where do you think this elite coach is going?
1. Alabama - there's no better place to win
2. USC - We know Pete doesn't want to coach there, but humor me
3. tOSU - right there with anybody
So it's the fourth spot that is up for grabs. I think he's going to Oklahoma 100 years before ND. I'm not sure ND is top 10 in this metric at this point.
Bama
USC
tOSU
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Florida St
LSU
Michigan
Miami
ND
I get it, Rushmore is about what you've done, whereas this poast is about what you can do. But these rankings are far more pertinent.
WSU couldn't keep an elite head coach were they to ever hire one. Dennis Erickson was the closest they ever came and he made it two years before moving to an elite program.
hth
That's why Mt. Rushmore matters.
Not saying elite programs only hire elite coaches, don't twist. Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. But they have a huge margin for error. All they have to do is get lucky once a quarter century and they stay at the top.
Winners, eventually, win.
It is a head scratcher. One example near and dear to my heart: Al Golden. A guy who took a perennial loser at Temple ... no resources, a YUGE loser tradition, stupid school and program and made something of them. You would think that he would get to Miami and with what he had to work with there become a world beater. He was awful. The guy tried like a mother fucker, but it just didn't work, and they got worse and worse. Classic example right? You fuck up with Shannon, which was somewhat predictable, and then Golden seems like a solid hire.
It's true what you say. There are only a really small handful who win at every stop. You gotta break the bank to keep those guysm. -
Oklahoma
Pete was their 4th choice if I recall correctly.creepycoug said:
Does anyone remember the actual order Pete fell in for SC? It's become exaggerated over the years, but I distinctly remember them making a run for Mike Riley and getting rejected, but I think there were other attempts before they finally settled on Carroll.YellowSnow said:
* All programs are by and large, stupid as fuck. I mean, when you think about it, what school has consistently made good coaching hire and after good coaching hire. Most coaches either suck or are mediocre and there's only a handful of truly elite ones. Even if you follow the Race Bannon philosophy of firing one every 3 years until you get a good one, a school can get on a decades long streak of drawing bad hands. SC with Carroll drew a 2 and 3 of clubs, and then got a straight flush on the flop.dnc said:
" Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. "oregonblitzkrieg said:dnc said:
Coaching is what it's all about, but elite programs attract elite coaches.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Cool, I'm going to go kill myself now for being right.dnc said:
You just made the entire poont.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Thats a quarter century stretch of being a nothing team. A team that goes a quarter century doing nothing, is nothing special on its own merits. All the extra hocus pocus intangibles like 'tradition' are just lipstick on a pig. Bama will go back to being a shit team again after Saban's gone, and they won't be great again until the find the next elite HC. WSU could make Mt. Rushmore with an elite head coach. Maybe Rushmore should have coaches on it instead of teams, since that's what matters most.YellowSnow said:
At a Rushmore school all you need is a good corch. Look at Bammer from 1982- 2008. One great season and that's it.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Kill yourself for putting USC in second place.dnc said:Let's say UW decides to shut down football and Pete has to find a job. Every school in America offers him, and he decides he doesn't care about anything but winning a title. Where do you think this elite coach is going?
1. Alabama - there's no better place to win
2. USC - We know Pete doesn't want to coach there, but humor me
3. tOSU - right there with anybody
So it's the fourth spot that is up for grabs. I think he's going to Oklahoma 100 years before ND. I'm not sure ND is top 10 in this metric at this point.
Bama
USC
tOSU
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Florida St
LSU
Michigan
Miami
ND
I get it, Rushmore is about what you've done, whereas this poast is about what you can do. But these rankings are far more pertinent.
WSU couldn't keep an elite head coach were they to ever hire one. Dennis Erickson was the closest they ever came and he made it two years before moving to an elite program.
hth
That's why Mt. Rushmore matters.
Not saying elite programs only hire elite coaches, don't twist. Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. But they have a huge margin for error. All they have to do is get lucky once a quarter century and they stay at the top.
Winners, eventually, win.
It is a head scratcher. One example near and dear to my heart: Al Golden. A guy who took a perennial loser at Temple ... no resources, a YUGE loser tradition, stupid school and program and made something of them. You would think that he would get to Miami and with what he had to work with there become a world beater. He was awful. The guy tried like a mother fucker, but it just didn't work, and they got worse and worse. Classic example right? You fuck up with Shannon, which was somewhat predictable, and then Golden seems like a solid hire.
It's true what you say. There are only a really small handful who win at every stop. You gotta break the bank to keep those guysm. -
Miami
Yeah, something like that. And honestly, at the tim, there was no obvious reason for him to be higher.YellowSnow said:
Pete was their 4th choice if I recall correctly.creepycoug said:
Does anyone remember the actual order Pete fell in for SC? It's become exaggerated over the years, but I distinctly remember them making a run for Mike Riley and getting rejected, but I think there were other attempts before they finally settled on Carroll.YellowSnow said:
* All programs are by and large, stupid as fuck. I mean, when you think about it, what school has consistently made good coaching hire and after good coaching hire. Most coaches either suck or are mediocre and there's only a handful of truly elite ones. Even if you follow the Race Bannon philosophy of firing one every 3 years until you get a good one, a school can get on a decades long streak of drawing bad hands. SC with Carroll drew a 2 and 3 of clubs, and then got a straight flush on the flop.dnc said:
" Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. "oregonblitzkrieg said:dnc said:
Coaching is what it's all about, but elite programs attract elite coaches.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Cool, I'm going to go kill myself now for being right.dnc said:
You just made the entire poont.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Thats a quarter century stretch of being a nothing team. A team that goes a quarter century doing nothing, is nothing special on its own merits. All the extra hocus pocus intangibles like 'tradition' are just lipstick on a pig. Bama will go back to being a shit team again after Saban's gone, and they won't be great again until the find the next elite HC. WSU could make Mt. Rushmore with an elite head coach. Maybe Rushmore should have coaches on it instead of teams, since that's what matters most.YellowSnow said:
At a Rushmore school all you need is a good corch. Look at Bammer from 1982- 2008. One great season and that's it.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Kill yourself for putting USC in second place.dnc said:Let's say UW decides to shut down football and Pete has to find a job. Every school in America offers him, and he decides he doesn't care about anything but winning a title. Where do you think this elite coach is going?
1. Alabama - there's no better place to win
2. USC - We know Pete doesn't want to coach there, but humor me
3. tOSU - right there with anybody
So it's the fourth spot that is up for grabs. I think he's going to Oklahoma 100 years before ND. I'm not sure ND is top 10 in this metric at this point.
Bama
USC
tOSU
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Florida St
LSU
Michigan
Miami
ND
I get it, Rushmore is about what you've done, whereas this poast is about what you can do. But these rankings are far more pertinent.
WSU couldn't keep an elite head coach were they to ever hire one. Dennis Erickson was the closest they ever came and he made it two years before moving to an elite program.
hth
That's why Mt. Rushmore matters.
Not saying elite programs only hire elite coaches, don't twist. Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. But they have a huge margin for error. All they have to do is get lucky once a quarter century and they stay at the top.
Winners, eventually, win.
It is a head scratcher. One example near and dear to my heart: Al Golden. A guy who took a perennial loser at Temple ... no resources, a YUGE loser tradition, stupid school and program and made something of them. You would think that he would get to Miami and with what he had to work with there become a world beater. He was awful. The guy tried like a mother fucker, but it just didn't work, and they got worse and worse. Classic example right? You fuck up with Shannon, which was somewhat predictable, and then Golden seems like a solid hire.
It's true what you say. There are only a really small handful who win at every stop. You gotta break the bank to keep those guysm. -
Oklahoma
It wasn't Herm Edwards bad, but not far from it.creepycoug said:
Yeah, something like that. And honestly, at the tim, there was no obvious reason for him to be higher.YellowSnow said:
Pete was their 4th choice if I recall correctly.creepycoug said:
Does anyone remember the actual order Pete fell in for SC? It's become exaggerated over the years, but I distinctly remember them making a run for Mike Riley and getting rejected, but I think there were other attempts before they finally settled on Carroll.YellowSnow said:
* All programs are by and large, stupid as fuck. I mean, when you think about it, what school has consistently made good coaching hire and after good coaching hire. Most coaches either suck or are mediocre and there's only a handful of truly elite ones. Even if you follow the Race Bannon philosophy of firing one every 3 years until you get a good one, a school can get on a decades long streak of drawing bad hands. SC with Carroll drew a 2 and 3 of clubs, and then got a straight flush on the flop.dnc said:
" Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. "oregonblitzkrieg said:dnc said:
Coaching is what it's all about, but elite programs attract elite coaches.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Cool, I'm going to go kill myself now for being right.dnc said:
You just made the entire poont.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Thats a quarter century stretch of being a nothing team. A team that goes a quarter century doing nothing, is nothing special on its own merits. All the extra hocus pocus intangibles like 'tradition' are just lipstick on a pig. Bama will go back to being a shit team again after Saban's gone, and they won't be great again until the find the next elite HC. WSU could make Mt. Rushmore with an elite head coach. Maybe Rushmore should have coaches on it instead of teams, since that's what matters most.YellowSnow said:
At a Rushmore school all you need is a good corch. Look at Bammer from 1982- 2008. One great season and that's it.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Kill yourself for putting USC in second place.dnc said:Let's say UW decides to shut down football and Pete has to find a job. Every school in America offers him, and he decides he doesn't care about anything but winning a title. Where do you think this elite coach is going?
1. Alabama - there's no better place to win
2. USC - We know Pete doesn't want to coach there, but humor me
3. tOSU - right there with anybody
So it's the fourth spot that is up for grabs. I think he's going to Oklahoma 100 years before ND. I'm not sure ND is top 10 in this metric at this point.
Bama
USC
tOSU
Oklahoma
Florida
Texas
Florida St
LSU
Michigan
Miami
ND
I get it, Rushmore is about what you've done, whereas this poast is about what you can do. But these rankings are far more pertinent.
WSU couldn't keep an elite head coach were they to ever hire one. Dennis Erickson was the closest they ever came and he made it two years before moving to an elite program.
hth
That's why Mt. Rushmore matters.
Not saying elite programs only hire elite coaches, don't twist. Elite programs are by and large stupid as fuck. But they have a huge margin for error. All they have to do is get lucky once a quarter century and they stay at the top.
Winners, eventually, win.
It is a head scratcher. One example near and dear to my heart: Al Golden. A guy who took a perennial loser at Temple ... no resources, a YUGE loser tradition, stupid school and program and made something of them. You would think that he would get to Miami and with what he had to work with there become a world beater. He was awful. The guy tried like a mother fucker, but it just didn't work, and they got worse and worse. Classic example right? You fuck up with Shannon, which was somewhat predictable, and then Golden seems like a solid hire.
It's true what you say. There are only a really small handful who win at every stop. You gotta break the bank to keep those guysm. -
OklahomaI think USC really wanted Bellotti when they ended up with Pete
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Miami
Unbelievable.RaceBannon said:I think USC really wanted Bellotti when they ended up with Pete
It's almost like you could randomly pick anyone on this bored to make the HC selection for a major program and that poaster would do not worse than the people making seven figures who actually do it. -
It's officially Mount Rushmore season.


