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Where does UW get the best coaches
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Darrell Royal was here for one year. He had been head coach at Miss State for the previous two years. We have no idea how he would have done here but did pretty good at Texas
Then Jim Owens was hired off of the staff of Bear Bryant at Texas A&M and the Junction Boys fame. He was an assistant but won two of three Rose Bowls here
Bear Bryant era (1954–1957)
Legendary coach Bear Bryant arrived in College Station after successful head coaching tenures at Maryland and Kentucky, signing a contract worth $15,000 per year.[27]
The Aggies suffered through a grueling 1–9 record in Bryant's first season, which began with the infamous training camp in Junction, Texas, during which time many Aggie football players quit the team.[28] The "survivors" were given the name "Junction Boys."[28] Two years later, Bryant led the team to the Southwest Conference championship with a 34–21 victory over Texas in Austin.[29] The following year, star running back John David Crow won the Heisman Trophy and the Aggies were in title contention until they lost to Rice Owls.[30][31]
Bryant attempted to integrate the all-white Texas A&M squad. "We'll be the last football team in the Southwest Conference to integrate," he was told by a Texas A&M official. "Well," Bryant replied, "then that's where we're going to finish in football."[32] After the 1957 season, having compiled an overall 25–14–2 record at A&M, Bryant left for Alabama, his alma mater, where he would cement his legacy as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, college football coach of all-time.[33]
UW was in there tuff southern football coaches phase
James followed Owens and he was a head coach at Kent State and won their only bowl game ever
He did pretty good here
Lambo, career assistant followed James. He sucked
We stole Rick from Colorado and won a Rose Bowl and popped off
Then Gilby who was a great assistant but a failure at Cal as a head coach. At UW too
Ty had been a head coach at two pretty good schools but he sucked here
Sark was an assistant. Average. Very average. Aggressively average
Petersen was a top coach at a small trucking JC school. Almost would be the epitaph for Pete
And we are back to an assistant in Jimmy
Nationwide many assistants have become great head coaches their first try. We've been through that list on the numerous searches.
At UW not so much which argues against my gut feel on Jimmy
The other side is the AD.
Joe Kearny hired Don James. James brought his AD from Kent State here in 1976. Fella named Mike Lude
Babs was the Trojan horse face that killed the program
Todd Turner kept it buried
We hated Pool Boy but LSU loves him. Wonder if it has anything to do with his bosses at the two schools
Now we have Jen who promoted Jimmy and seems to be well over her head on finances and other things
Maybe you should jump off that bridge. Quite honestly it could go either way
Then Jim Owens was hired off of the staff of Bear Bryant at Texas A&M and the Junction Boys fame. He was an assistant but won two of three Rose Bowls here
Bear Bryant era (1954–1957)
Legendary coach Bear Bryant arrived in College Station after successful head coaching tenures at Maryland and Kentucky, signing a contract worth $15,000 per year.[27]
The Aggies suffered through a grueling 1–9 record in Bryant's first season, which began with the infamous training camp in Junction, Texas, during which time many Aggie football players quit the team.[28] The "survivors" were given the name "Junction Boys."[28] Two years later, Bryant led the team to the Southwest Conference championship with a 34–21 victory over Texas in Austin.[29] The following year, star running back John David Crow won the Heisman Trophy and the Aggies were in title contention until they lost to Rice Owls.[30][31]
Bryant attempted to integrate the all-white Texas A&M squad. "We'll be the last football team in the Southwest Conference to integrate," he was told by a Texas A&M official. "Well," Bryant replied, "then that's where we're going to finish in football."[32] After the 1957 season, having compiled an overall 25–14–2 record at A&M, Bryant left for Alabama, his alma mater, where he would cement his legacy as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, college football coach of all-time.[33]
UW was in there tuff southern football coaches phase
James followed Owens and he was a head coach at Kent State and won their only bowl game ever
He did pretty good here
Lambo, career assistant followed James. He sucked
We stole Rick from Colorado and won a Rose Bowl and popped off
Then Gilby who was a great assistant but a failure at Cal as a head coach. At UW too
Ty had been a head coach at two pretty good schools but he sucked here
Sark was an assistant. Average. Very average. Aggressively average
Petersen was a top coach at a small trucking JC school. Almost would be the epitaph for Pete
And we are back to an assistant in Jimmy
Nationwide many assistants have become great head coaches their first try. We've been through that list on the numerous searches.
At UW not so much which argues against my gut feel on Jimmy
The other side is the AD.
Joe Kearny hired Don James. James brought his AD from Kent State here in 1976. Fella named Mike Lude
Babs was the Trojan horse face that killed the program
Todd Turner kept it buried
We hated Pool Boy but LSU loves him. Wonder if it has anything to do with his bosses at the two schools
Now we have Jen who promoted Jimmy and seems to be well over her head on finances and other things
Maybe you should jump off that bridge. Quite honestly it could go either way
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HIV was right in this case.
So... if we are going to replicate that search we should wait until Colorado hires their next HC, and hire the guy that was #2 on their list... as long as that guy had worked at Colorado at some prior time as a DC.
On the tech side, looking at what you did before to be successful is a path to nowhere. Always a new landscape. Chip is the perfect example of that. He worked at Oregon because he was offensively original. The past is a bucket of warm shit. Best head coaches are OCD with a vision. If anything we should be looking for the next Don Coryell. Vision.
Preacher side is the marketing, really. Gotta have what fits the product. Joel Osteen ain’t fitting in right at an AME church in north st. Lou. Just like Purvis Washington Carver Lee won’t last a year in Dexter, Missouri. They still have a sundown law and seems to be enforced.
Still a decent bet
Urban and Nick are Ohio Boys
I agree you need the right guy to make the right hire based on today
Kind of my point at how bad we are at it
Lots of schools are
He would have drug his balls over glass for the job. Tuff players, Hill would have told Asa Turner to fuck off, go be a pussy for Notre Dame.
Anyone willing to drag his exposed bag over glass shards would do anything he can to win the game -- hiring Hill in 08 sounds better all the time.
I don't see Hill boating to work unless he rowed across Lake Washington in the predawn hours with the crew team ( @YellowSnow )
He sure as shit wouldn't drink Starbucks from a $1,000+ fancy espresso maker.
Hill would sleep in his office and as much as he wanted to run the damn ball would have hired Mark Helfrich, the earnest QB whisperer and offensive wizard. Helfrich would have been our? Sark, minus the baggage and Hill would be holding press conferences with a Folgers can and Copenhagen banner in front of the podium telling the media, although he was skeptical of the modern day offense, he knew needed to change to win.
Pat Hill would have savored the Rose Bowl. Disneyland. Lawrys (Diamond Cut, medium rare -- of course) That's Washington Football. Imagine not enjoying getting ready for the Rose Bowl. Who doesn't? Chris Peterman.
We should have hired Pat Hill.