If Lake is fired, who’s in the candidate pool?
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I’m just sitting back and appreciating the fact that even the biggest doogs are on board with a firing here.
I haven’t seen a single person post the “but if we fire our coach who are we gonna get that’s better?” take.
Possibly a first in the history of college football on the internet. -
South Carolina offered (from what I was told), Coastal returned 20 starters this season so he thought they could sneak into a NYC6 I'm assuming.. ?lawsandl said:I can’t understand why someone isn’t going after the Coastal Carolina coach.
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Also, he probably thought he could up his stock. SCAR is a nightmare job.lawsandl said: -
Would take Deon in a second. Dude could get into every living room in the country.LebamDawg said:ESPN + has an article on Deion Sanders and 12 other coaches that could make the jump to FBS - knowing ESPN it is just a list of black coaches.
His pre- and post game talks are epic.
Walks the talk. Second greatest athlete of my lifetim. Not some N Spokane poser.
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This. Whether you liked Rick or not, he was highly thought of and they went and pursued him at Colorado when he wasn’t necessarily thinking about the uw job. Paid him a bunch and sold him on the program. Colorado was basically same level as prestige as uw back then.CH0Pwarlord said:
This is the real issue. UW should not be limited on who they can go after and pay. Current leadership sees this program as a top 25 challenger, not a site for a top ten elite program. The coaches list will be similar to guys WSU goes after because that will be both who displays interest under current circumstances and who the UW will pay fairly. If a better coach lands here it will be because they see an opportunity to run the Pac12, and that vision will not come from the AD.AtomicDawg said:
The market is fine. We are just with the poors. It used to be we weren’t.lawsandl said:
It’s not a good time to be in the market.AtomicDawg said:
FMLCH0Pwarlord said:
From the college ranks:
T1
Campbell
Fickell
T2
Hafley
Patterson (depending on if he still wants to corch)
T3
Deboer
Norvell
Monken
T4
Choate
Regardless hiring is a crap shoot. It’s about rewarding the guy who has success so he never wants to leave. Also, it’s about firing the guy after year 3 if he sucks. Sooner if they are jimmy lake.
IMO Pete got the program to a spot where it would be appealing to someone like the coach of Iowa fucking state. They ruined that a bit with the hiring of lake. So now $$$$ can show commitment and attract a ton of candidates. I don’t have faith that they’ll do it but that’s where we are.
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I don't see us landing a Campbell or Fickell right now. Campbell has had many opportunities to leave and Fickell will be a top option for SEC/BIG 10/ACC schools. He's not a guy who will stick out here. If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen
That being said, I'm still not convinced that Jimmy isn't the coach with the highest ceiling. Pretty much every HOF coach was decidedly average in their first years as coaches/first years at a school. Peterson was 5-7 at UW, Saban was 7-6 at Bama, Pete Carroll was 6-6 at USC, the list goes on. Coaches need seasoning just like players and every other occupation. Installing your system takes time. He's clearly on the wrong trend but I see a situation where our issues are 99% on our OC and QB. This is a 6-3 to 8-1 team if our offense was even AVERAGE. The fix is obvious. My biggest concern with Jimmy is that he is still rolling out the same trash every fucking week. Stubbornness can be a good and bad quality in an HC. This isn't a good kind. -
Campbell can go where he wants. Right now LSU, USC and Florida is inevitable. All three won it all in the 21st century.AtomicDawg said:
This. Whether you liked Rick or not, he was highly thought of and they went and pursued him at Colorado when he wasn’t necessarily thinking about the uw job. Paid him a bunch and sold him on the program. Colorado was basically same level as prestige as uw back then.CH0Pwarlord said:
This is the real issue. UW should not be limited on who they can go after and pay. Current leadership sees this program as a top 25 challenger, not a site for a top ten elite program. The coaches list will be similar to guys WSU goes after because that will be both who displays interest under current circumstances and who the UW will pay fairly. If a better coach lands here it will be because they see an opportunity to run the Pac12, and that vision will not come from the AD.AtomicDawg said:
The market is fine. We are just with the poors. It used to be we weren’t.lawsandl said:
It’s not a good time to be in the market.AtomicDawg said:
FMLCH0Pwarlord said:
From the college ranks:
T1
Campbell
Fickell
T2
Hafley
Patterson (depending on if he still wants to corch)
T3
Deboer
Norvell
Monken
T4
Choate
Regardless hiring is a crap shoot. It’s about rewarding the guy who has success so he never wants to leave. Also, it’s about firing the guy after year 3 if he sucks. Sooner if they are jimmy lake.
IMO Pete got the program to a spot where it would be appealing to someone like the coach of Iowa fucking state. They ruined that a bit with the hiring of lake. So now $$$$ can show commitment and attract a ton of candidates. I don’t have faith that they’ll do it but that’s where we are. -
Ffs Troy Taylor was run out as the OC at Utah and you want to consider him at Uw? His scheme and qb nearly killed Britain covey and scored a total of 1 TD in 2 games on us that year before he was told to LEAVE!CallMeBigErn said:If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen
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Maybe. Those jobs are competitive though. I don’t think he is at the top of any of those schools lists though. Iowa state is good but not great.lawsandl said:
Campbell can go where he wants. Right now LSU, USC and Florida is inevitable. All three won it all in the 21st century.AtomicDawg said:
This. Whether you liked Rick or not, he was highly thought of and they went and pursued him at Colorado when he wasn’t necessarily thinking about the uw job. Paid him a bunch and sold him on the program. Colorado was basically same level as prestige as uw back then.CH0Pwarlord said:
This is the real issue. UW should not be limited on who they can go after and pay. Current leadership sees this program as a top 25 challenger, not a site for a top ten elite program. The coaches list will be similar to guys WSU goes after because that will be both who displays interest under current circumstances and who the UW will pay fairly. If a better coach lands here it will be because they see an opportunity to run the Pac12, and that vision will not come from the AD.AtomicDawg said:
The market is fine. We are just with the poors. It used to be we weren’t.lawsandl said:
It’s not a good time to be in the market.AtomicDawg said:
FMLCH0Pwarlord said:
From the college ranks:
T1
Campbell
Fickell
T2
Hafley
Patterson (depending on if he still wants to corch)
T3
Deboer
Norvell
Monken
T4
Choate
Regardless hiring is a crap shoot. It’s about rewarding the guy who has success so he never wants to leave. Also, it’s about firing the guy after year 3 if he sucks. Sooner if they are jimmy lake.
IMO Pete got the program to a spot where it would be appealing to someone like the coach of Iowa fucking state. They ruined that a bit with the hiring of lake. So now $$$$ can show commitment and attract a ton of candidates. I don’t have faith that they’ll do it but that’s where we are.
A coach that competent would probably dominate the pac12 right now with usc recruiting though. -
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Oregon’s roster will be massively upgraded next season and levels up again 2023. Mario is king right now. UW is going to bleed more talent and will have some bad holes on the roster.AtomicDawg said:
Maybe. Those jobs are competitive though. I don’t think he is at the top of any of those schools lists though. Iowa state is good but not great.lawsandl said:
Campbell can go where he wants. Right now LSU, USC and Florida is inevitable. All three won it all in the 21st century.AtomicDawg said:
This. Whether you liked Rick or not, he was highly thought of and they went and pursued him at Colorado when he wasn’t necessarily thinking about the uw job. Paid him a bunch and sold him on the program. Colorado was basically same level as prestige as uw back then.CH0Pwarlord said:
This is the real issue. UW should not be limited on who they can go after and pay. Current leadership sees this program as a top 25 challenger, not a site for a top ten elite program. The coaches list will be similar to guys WSU goes after because that will be both who displays interest under current circumstances and who the UW will pay fairly. If a better coach lands here it will be because they see an opportunity to run the Pac12, and that vision will not come from the AD.AtomicDawg said:
The market is fine. We are just with the poors. It used to be we weren’t.lawsandl said:
It’s not a good time to be in the market.AtomicDawg said:
FMLCH0Pwarlord said:
From the college ranks:
T1
Campbell
Fickell
T2
Hafley
Patterson (depending on if he still wants to corch)
T3
Deboer
Norvell
Monken
T4
Choate
Regardless hiring is a crap shoot. It’s about rewarding the guy who has success so he never wants to leave. Also, it’s about firing the guy after year 3 if he sucks. Sooner if they are jimmy lake.
IMO Pete got the program to a spot where it would be appealing to someone like the coach of Iowa fucking state. They ruined that a bit with the hiring of lake. So now $$$$ can show commitment and attract a ton of candidates. I don’t have faith that they’ll do it but that’s where we are.
A coach that competent would probably dominate the pac12 right now with usc recruiting though. -
"Neuheisel left for Seattle in January 1999 to coach at the University of Washington for four seasons (1999–2002). His starting salary was $1,000,000 annually, at the time one of the five highest in the nation."AtomicDawg said:
This. Whether you liked Rick or not, he was highly thought of and they went and pursued him at Colorado when he wasn’t necessarily thinking about the uw job. Paid him a bunch and sold him on the program. Colorado was basically same level as prestige as uw back then.CH0Pwarlord said:
This is the real issue. UW should not be limited on who they can go after and pay. Current leadership sees this program as a top 25 challenger, not a site for a top ten elite program. The coaches list will be similar to guys WSU goes after because that will be both who displays interest under current circumstances and who the UW will pay fairly. If a better coach lands here it will be because they see an opportunity to run the Pac12, and that vision will not come from the AD.AtomicDawg said:
The market is fine. We are just with the poors. It used to be we weren’t.lawsandl said:
It’s not a good time to be in the market.AtomicDawg said:
FMLCH0Pwarlord said:
From the college ranks:
T1
Campbell
Fickell
T2
Hafley
Patterson (depending on if he still wants to corch)
T3
Deboer
Norvell
Monken
T4
Choate
Regardless hiring is a crap shoot. It’s about rewarding the guy who has success so he never wants to leave. Also, it’s about firing the guy after year 3 if he sucks. Sooner if they are jimmy lake.
IMO Pete got the program to a spot where it would be appealing to someone like the coach of Iowa fucking state. They ruined that a bit with the hiring of lake. So now $$$$ can show commitment and attract a ton of candidates. I don’t have faith that they’ll do it but that’s where we are. -
He’ll be the next FSU coachPurpleThrobber said:
Would take Deon in a second. Dude could get into every living room in the country.LebamDawg said:ESPN + has an article on Deion Sanders and 12 other coaches that could make the jump to FBS - knowing ESPN it is just a list of black coaches.
His pre- and post game talks are epic.
Walks the talk. Second greatest athlete of my lifetim. Not some N Spokane poser. -
UW was paying Pete $5M+
Top end of CFB not in the Saban or Jimbo range is in the $7-8M range
There are more than enough big swinging ducks at UW to get to that range with commitment
You don’t create a NIL shell entity to hire mediocre coaches
Like I’ve said elsewhere … aim high -
The lunatic fringe is growing by the hourFremontTroll said:I’m just sitting back and appreciating the fact that even the biggest doogs are on board with a firing here.
I haven’t seen a single person post the “but if we fire our coach who are we gonna get that’s better?” take.
Possibly a first in the history of college football on the internet. -
True but this is before some the inflated tv contracts were agreed to. Big 10 and SEC coaches are king. Other jobs outside there are a different lower income bracket in most cases. I fear that’s how our ADept views us.Tequilla said:UW was paying Pete $5M+
Top end of CFB not in the Saban or Jimbo range is in the $7-8M range
There are more than enough big swinging ducks at UW to get to that range with commitment
You don’t create a NIL shell entity to hire mediocre coaches
Like I’ve said elsewhere … aim high
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You can’t expect to win at those bottom feeder schoolsRaceBannon said:
Sark struggled at UW USC and well Texas too but he's learned a lot and is ready nowCuntWaffle said:Steve Sarkisian looks like he is going to be tanned rested and ready after his brief vacation to Texas.
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Okay, cherry-pick the example that doesn't make sense to you. I'm throwing it out there. Being a first-time OC for Whittingham is much different than being a HC. You know that. Taylor is doing very well at Sac State. Not saying he's my top choice by any means, but I wouldn't use his Utah first-time OC experience and Britain Covey's deaths as barometers for his HC abilities.AtomicDawg said:
Ffs Troy Taylor was run out as the OC at Utah and you want to consider him at Uw? His scheme and qb nearly killed Britain covey and scored a total of 1 TD in 2 games on us that year before he was told to LEAVE!CallMeBigErn said:If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen -
It’s not cherry picking that is a list for Arizona or WSU. This is not the time for your low expectations bullshit.CallMeBigErn said:
Okay, cherry-pick the example that doesn't make sense to you. I'm throwing it out there. Being a first-time OC for Whittingham is much different than being a HC. You know that. Taylor is doing very well at Sac State. Not saying he's my top choice by any means, but I wouldn't use his Utah first-time OC experience and Britain Covey's deaths as barometers for his HC abilities.AtomicDawg said:
Ffs Troy Taylor was run out as the OC at Utah and you want to consider him at Uw? His scheme and qb nearly killed Britain covey and scored a total of 1 TD in 2 games on us that year before he was told to LEAVE!CallMeBigErn said:If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen -
Gregory, Malloe, Jake
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Well, this was all theoretical. Can’t believe Lake has survived.
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The post was framed around being realistic you dipshit. Not sure what your pie in the sky expectations are. Cristobal himself was a no-name hire that was trash as an HC previously. The only way we get a household name HC at UW is MAYBE if Petersen becomes AD or something. Please list your candidates so I can laugh them off the face of the earth.FremontTroll said:
It’s not cherry picking that is a list for Arizona or WSU. This is not the time for your low expectations bullshit.CallMeBigErn said:
Okay, cherry-pick the example that doesn't make sense to you. I'm throwing it out there. Being a first-time OC for Whittingham is much different than being a HC. You know that. Taylor is doing very well at Sac State. Not saying he's my top choice by any means, but I wouldn't use his Utah first-time OC experience and Britain Covey's deaths as barometers for his HC abilities.AtomicDawg said:
Ffs Troy Taylor was run out as the OC at Utah and you want to consider him at Uw? His scheme and qb nearly killed Britain covey and scored a total of 1 TD in 2 games on us that year before he was told to LEAVE!CallMeBigErn said:If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen -
He isntlawsandl said:Well, this was all theoretical. Can’t believe Lake has survived.
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There it is. The first “but who could we get that is better?” take.CallMeBigErn said:
The post was framed around being realistic you dipshit. Not sure what your pie in the sky expectations are. Cristobal himself was a no-name hire that was trash as an HC previously. The only way we get a household name HC at UW is MAYBE if Petersen becomes AD or something. Please list your candidates so I can laugh them off the face of the earth.FremontTroll said:
It’s not cherry picking that is a list for Arizona or WSU. This is not the time for your low expectations bullshit.CallMeBigErn said:
Okay, cherry-pick the example that doesn't make sense to you. I'm throwing it out there. Being a first-time OC for Whittingham is much different than being a HC. You know that. Taylor is doing very well at Sac State. Not saying he's my top choice by any means, but I wouldn't use his Utah first-time OC experience and Britain Covey's deaths as barometers for his HC abilities.AtomicDawg said:
Ffs Troy Taylor was run out as the OC at Utah and you want to consider him at Uw? His scheme and qb nearly killed Britain covey and scored a total of 1 TD in 2 games on us that year before he was told to LEAVE!CallMeBigErn said:If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen
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Some people aren’t seeing the landscape well. We got Taggart after losing Rhule to Baylor.CallMeBigErn said:
The post was framed around being realistic you dipshit. Not sure what your pie in the sky expectations are. Cristobal himself was a no-name hire that was trash as an HC previously. The only way we get a household name HC at UW is MAYBE if Petersen becomes AD or something. Please list your candidates so I can laugh them off the face of the earth.FremontTroll said:
It’s not cherry picking that is a list for Arizona or WSU. This is not the time for your low expectations bullshit.CallMeBigErn said:
Okay, cherry-pick the example that doesn't make sense to you. I'm throwing it out there. Being a first-time OC for Whittingham is much different than being a HC. You know that. Taylor is doing very well at Sac State. Not saying he's my top choice by any means, but I wouldn't use his Utah first-time OC experience and Britain Covey's deaths as barometers for his HC abilities.AtomicDawg said:
Ffs Troy Taylor was run out as the OC at Utah and you want to consider him at Uw? His scheme and qb nearly killed Britain covey and scored a total of 1 TD in 2 games on us that year before he was told to LEAVE!CallMeBigErn said:If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen -
I'll wait for your inspiring and insightful suggestions. I'll probably die of starvation before that happens.FremontTroll said:
There it is. The first “but who could we get that is better?” take.CallMeBigErn said:
The post was framed around being realistic you dipshit. Not sure what your pie in the sky expectations are. Cristobal himself was a no-name hire that was trash as an HC previously. The only way we get a household name HC at UW is MAYBE if Petersen becomes AD or something. Please list your candidates so I can laugh them off the face of the earth.FremontTroll said:
It’s not cherry picking that is a list for Arizona or WSU. This is not the time for your low expectations bullshit.CallMeBigErn said:
Okay, cherry-pick the example that doesn't make sense to you. I'm throwing it out there. Being a first-time OC for Whittingham is much different than being a HC. You know that. Taylor is doing very well at Sac State. Not saying he's my top choice by any means, but I wouldn't use his Utah first-time OC experience and Britain Covey's deaths as barometers for his HC abilities.AtomicDawg said:
Ffs Troy Taylor was run out as the OC at Utah and you want to consider him at Uw? His scheme and qb nearly killed Britain covey and scored a total of 1 TD in 2 games on us that year before he was told to LEAVE!CallMeBigErn said:If we're being realistic and want an experienced HC with west coast-ish ties who may not jump at the earliest opportunity, I'm looking at the following...
Top? options: Sitake, DeBoer, Matt Entz (North Dakota State HC, least west coast ties of all listed here)
Slightly under the top? options, but an argument could be made: Choate, Troy Taylor (Sac State HC and passing game savant. Could be good for Huard), Aaron Best (EWU HC), Brent Vigen (Montana State HC, took over for Choate, first year HC)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalani_Sitake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalen_DeBoer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Entz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Choate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troy_Taylor_(American_football)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brent_Vigen
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Looks like Lake is the top candidate
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Likely. But a two year stopover in Seattle would do volumes to flush this program of its soft victim mentality culture.greenblood said:
He’ll be the next FSU coachPurpleThrobber said:
Would take Deon in a second. Dude could get into every living room in the country.LebamDawg said:ESPN + has an article on Deion Sanders and 12 other coaches that could make the jump to FBS - knowing ESPN it is just a list of black coaches.
His pre- and post game talks are epic.
Walks the talk. Second greatest athlete of my lifetim. Not some N Spokane poser.
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He can still coach a defense. Hopefully he makes some better moves in hiring and adds more to the S&C program. Oregon punked UW in the trenches and on paper those recruits were better.MikeDamone said:Looks like Lake is the top candidate
