OBK's Short List
Nick Saban.
Urban Meyer.
Gus Malzahn.
Dabo Swinney.
Oregon's advantage is money, supposedly. Use it to poach a big name. The trash currently mentioned -- Leach, Kiffin, Sumlin, etc., this dreck swirling around at the bottom of the drain won't fucking fly in Eugene.
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Might as well not even play the games.
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No Gruden?
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Might want to consider Bill Bellichick as well
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You have to make him say no
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Some real iron laws at work here.
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Shoot for the stars and lure Chip back from UCLA!
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Retitle please: OBK's Short Bus
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@dnc saidMight want to consider Bill Bellichick as well
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I'm hearing that Chris Petersen has a small buyout and is unhappy with the Admin. Throw the money you were gonna pay Schiano at him, He'll come.
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No one is paying Schiano anything because his worthless ass is not wanted here.
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you should retire that thought alongside #swagsurfin, bumping your messiah's salary by $700k a year isnt deep pockets.oregonblitzkrieg said:
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This. Oregon has deep pockets. They just don't pay coaches. Ever.rodmansrage said:
you should retire that thought alongside #swagsurfin, bumping your messiah's salary by $700k a year isnt deep pockets.oregonblitzkrieg said:
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Oregon is a good, desirable job with support from a we'll funded, competitive athletic department and a strangely broad and diverse fan base. It's an easy place to recruit to. It's on a similar level to the UW job though it gets there in different ways.
It isn't a blue blood program or a destination job that an established, top tier coach is going to bother with though. Even a low end guy with with a questionable resume but amazing self promotion skills like Taggart only saw it as a stepping stone.
Oregon is in a tough spot given the expectations for that program. There aren't any Chris Petersons out there right now...guys who anyone with half a brain knows have a moderately high floor and an elite ceiling yet are amenable to a good, not elite gig. They're going to have grab someone younger either from a lower level or from the coordinator ranks. No such thing as a sure thing there but the next great head coach is out there somewhere.
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CORRECT !!! I have good friends in the BSU AD, who tell me, emphatically, that Pete has two "Dream Jobs": Notre Dame and Oregon, and not necessarily in that order!
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A little much base .. its just oregon. Our beef with LA schools and Stanfordchuck said:Oregon is a good, desirable job with support from a we'll funded, competitive athletic department and a strangely broad and diverse fan base. It's an easy place to recruit to. It's on a similar level to the UW job though it gets there in different ways.
It isn't a blue blood program or a destination job that an established, top tier coach is going to bother with though. Even a low end guy with with a questionable resume but amazing self promotion skills like Taggart only saw it as a stepping stone.
Oregon is in a tough spot given the expectations for that program. There aren't any Chris Petersons out there right now...guys who anyone with half a brain knows have a moderately high floor and an elite ceiling yet are amenable to a good, not elite gig. They're going to have grab someone younger either from a lower level or from the coordinator ranks. No such thing as a sure thing there but the next great head coach is out there somewhere.
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> Oregon is a good, desirable job with support from a we'll funded, competitive athletic department and a strangely broad and diverse fan base. It's an easy place to recruit to. It's on a similar level to the UW job though it gets there in different ways.
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> Oregon is in a tough spot given the expectations for that program. There aren't any Chris Petersons out there right now...guys who anyone with half a brain knows have a moderately high floor and an elite ceiling yet are amenable to a good, not elite gig. They're going to have grab someone younger either from a lower level or from the coordinator ranks. No such thing as a sure thing there but the next great head coach is out there somewhere.
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> A little much base .. its just oregon. Our beef with LA schools and Stanford
Haha I saw your post and pumpy's reply after I posted this. Some similarities I guess. I was really trying to show some Nebraska class to our resident quooks (carolseaver, obk, Mosster) and the other ducks. I'm sure they'll either ignore or disagree with everything I typed though because they're just bitches like that. -
You're only as good as the money you spend on people. Phil will pay for buildings, but he won't pay for people, and he is almost dead.
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Michael Jordan and Tiger disagreeMosster47 said:You're only as good as the money you spend on people. Phil will pay for buildings, but he won't pay for people, and he is almost dead.
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Parody account. Has to beMosster47 said:You're only as good as the money you spend on people. Phil will pay for buildings, but he won't pay for people, and he is almost dead.
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Oregon is a good, desirable job with support from a we'll funded, competitive athletic department and a strangely broad and diverse fan base.
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To be fair, there is lots of different types of white trash. The Springfield methhead is a vastly different subspecies than the Albany wife beatersalemcoog said:Oregon is a good, desirable job with support from a we'll funded, competitive athletic department and a strangely broad and diverse fan base.
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Diverse in that it's somehow widespread geographically, includes young and old, city kids, shit kickers, alumni and those with no connection to the program whatsoever. Wasn't meant to be a compliment and I didn't want to be insulting either. -
Not Cristoballin?oregonblitzkrieg said:Go big or go home.
Nick Saban.
Urban Meyer.
Gus Malzahn.
Dabo Swinney.
Oregon's advantage is money, supposedly. Use it to poach a big name. The trash currently mentioned -- Leach, Kiffin, Sumlin, etc., this dreck swirling around at the bottom of the drain won't fucking fly in Eugene.
