Ohio state, Georgia, bama, lsu, Michigan - "Alright guys now let's break up into one-on-one coaching sessions now that every player has a coach"Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
Ohio state, Georgia, bama, lsu, Michigan - "Alright guys now let's break up into one-on-one coaching sessions now that every player has a coach"Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
New analyst. This is basically what Joe Judge did at OM his first year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuck3124
But of course. No one has...Quote:
Originally Posted by Thick
Could L'Damian Washington be a WR coach target? Worked with Hamden this year and in 2020. Was WR coach and passing game coordinator for Golesh in 2024.
Target? Yes. I think he is a decent ways down the list though. Probably 4 or 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
Kevie is not going to be the main DB coach. Just an assistant to the assitant type deal. As others said, we can have as many coaches as we want now. Just a limit on how many can recruit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Correct. You can only have, I believe, 10 assistants to recruit. And you only have 15 headsets for coaches, not GAs, on gameday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarius
But I mean most teams today are going to have 12-151 analysts and QC guys. We had around 10 last year.
This guy is probably not going to have an official position title.
Kevie is the Assistant Defensive Backs/Nickle Coach - says it right there in the press release.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
But, yes, we are going to see more hybrid assistant/analyst types who work on a more detailed aspect (like Nickle Coverage).
Frankly, I would load up on young guys who traditionally have been GA's - ideally our own former players - and give them an Assistant to the Assistant Regional Manager Title and have someone like Knox teach them how to Coach.
It's probably our best way to build a pipeline of coaching talent.
I was talking about the new offensive hire. Yea Kevie is Assistant DB coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
Anybody heard anything on Darrell Wyatt or Cale Gundy for WR coach?
I would be very surprised to see Cale Gundy leave Oklahoma. Darrell Wyatt though coached with Lebby at UCF, so I could see that one.
Cale Gundy hasn't coached since 2022. That would be a surprise.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
You live under a rock or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
I'm drunk rn so take this with that thought in mind but lmfao at hiring Cale Gundy.
Yea I like Cale a lot as a person, but his coaching days are done. He hung it up when Venables came inQuote:
Originally Posted by Tater
That's uhh... one way to describe it.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
And to be clear and in front of the inevitable political shitstorm this convo could bring up. He was part of the lack of situational awareness and old guard under OU that had let things fester that BV was brought into cleaning up. He was a great person to make an example firing of and whether or not you agree with firing him for what he did - he should have had more situational awareness. Period.
I'm gonna cut us off on discussing it further because Scoob will have to come bonk us with ban hammers if we do. Not you specifically Steve, other folks (and me to be fair) got their keyboards revving up once they do the research.
I was trying to be nice. I like Cale so I don't want his entire career impacted by one moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tater
Back to the topic - I'm a bit hungover this morning - but I have an idea on cleaning up the first post. Also off work today so I'll do that when I get around to it today.
I have an idea where that came from, and it has more to do with finding a name that has coached with Lebby before than it is with being an actual rumor. Wyatt could be legit, but Gundy? No.
Tater is hungover on a Friday? Shocking!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tater
I think L'Damian Washington can probably be added to the list of potential WR targets. Doesn't look like Stein will retain him at Kentucky.