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This is an a stupid statement. He played at Texas and has coached at Texas. I am sure the money would have to be equal or better and Texas has plenty of it. I also think he has done a heck of a job recruiting and has gotten us back in the door in some South Mississippi schools. I also know he is in on 3 or 4 good and 1 great player for 2015. It would be a loss and as usual some of these message board geniuses are clueless.
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Originally Posted by Coach34
You're a trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
Going from OC to WR coach is a definite step down, but then again, the WR coach position at Texas might actually present an increase in salary for Les. No state income tax in the state of Texas, you know.
My bet is that we are going to get someone that agrees with Mullen's view of having a power run game- out of the Spread of course
So you think someone just goes from offensive coordinator at an SEC school to position coach at Texas...?Quote:
Originally Posted by coastdoglover
You can bet one thing your wrong on the balis part. And he didn't run les either for that matter les has been aching to leave.Quote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
I do if they are not calling the plays. And that has been pretty much how it has been. Mullen calls almost all the plays regardless of what people think
His title said oc, his pay and his responsibilities say otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Schmedlap
Ummmm.... Yes. What's confusing about that? Texas can double his salary and not even blink. Les is from San Antonio. As an OC for Mullen, any type of praise from the public bypasses you because everyone thinks Mullen does everything. So you're essentially an afterthought here ( unfairly) as the OC.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluelightstar
There's plenty of reasons for him to want this job over ours.
Emcc always puts up ridiculous offensive numbers and they run the spread. Would we take a look at their HC?
Monte Kiffin for offensive coordinator. He obviously struggles to coach defense, so he should give offense a try.
He won't be calling plays as a WR coach at Texas either, but I get what you're saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by coastdoglover
Hell, I would take a pay increase for a decrease in responsibility. Especially at Les's age.
Jesus Grandpaw give it a rest. This move has been rumored for awhile. You don't leave an OC job to go teach WR drills unless you have to
if we go with a true OC you are exactly right, if Dan decides to just hire a QB coach I look for him to go the high energy recruiter type. Also I wouldn't be surprised to see Gonzalez promoted and given the title of OC/WR coach with Dan still calling the plays and then us hiring a qb coach. Wouldn't mind that if we would hire QB/ST coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Exactly!Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Young QB/ST coach is the way to go. We know Dan wants to run his offense, and he's good at it when he calls the plays. So hire a young go getter recruiter that was a former QB, and let him coach QB's but MOSTLY Special Teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
I'd much rather Dan just name himself QB coach and OC and just go out and replace Les with a ST coach. That's what seems to be prudent to me.
Bingo. Get us a young ST coach that can recruit. Let him have some of the QB coaching duties if necessary...but his primary focus is ST and recruiting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
I've never heard of anyone that coaches QB's and special teams. Maybe they're out there, but usually it seems like the ST coach coaches TE's or something like that.
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