DB 2DB
Originally posted by perseverare:
BTW
on the subject of loyalty; Dec '12 through Jan.'13.
DB 2DB
Originally posted by perseverare:
BTW
on the subject of loyalty; Dec '12 through Jan.'13.
he's definitely the leader in the clubhouse.Originally posted by Pennick4:
He has accumulated many, many of those.Originally posted by echowaker:
I nominate the above as the "stupid post of the day "Originally posted by perseverare:
BTW
on the subject of loyalty; Dec '12 through Jan.'13.
while I don't think the won-loss record is worthy of being called "great" I do think Kelly HAS done a great job in rebuilding the sunday through Friday workings of a major college football program. nd is back to where it needs to be in that area. what he inherited was an absolute train wreck inside that building. I'm not sure most fans knew how bad it had gotten from the overall administrative end of things. you can't have consistent success on Saturday until you have consistent success sunday through Friday. nd is now light years ahead of what it was in that area when Kelly took over.Originally posted by deadirishpoet:
"And bringing up Kelly getting fired or not tends to get people to join the conversation. Now on the record I am all for keeping him. I think he has done a great job."
I like you IB but what is your definition of great?
again, all I said was he has done a great job cleaning up a huge mess. many here have no idea what a shambles the program was in. a successful head coach has to be a good administrator first and foremost.Originally posted by deadirishpoet:
Echo
"C'mon man"
Coach Kelly has been here 5 season and has yet to put a QB on the field who can control the ball. QB development and red zone production has been dismal.
MZ has great promise
By elivating ND above what Weis did was no great act(see coach Holtz after coach Faust)
Coach Saban and coach Meyer are great coaches
If what we have witnessed at ND is a definition as "great" then the definition has surly changed
This post was edited on 4/11 10:03 AM by deadirishpoet
Agree Coach Kelly is a good admin guy (aside from letting the ill fated comment about the other guy's recruits getting outOriginally posted by echowaker:
again, all I said was he has done a great job cleaning up a huge mess. many here have no idea what a shambles the program was in. a successful head coach has to be a good administrator first and foremost.Originally posted by deadirishpoet:
Echo
"C'mon man"
Coach Kelly has been here 5 season and has yet to put a QB on the field who can control the ball. QB development and red zone production has been dismal.
MZ has great promise
By elivating ND above what Weis did was no great act(see coach Holtz after coach Faust)
Coach Saban and coach Meyer are great coaches
If what we have witnessed at ND is a definition as "great" then the definition has surly changed
This post was edited on 4/11 10:03 AM by deadirishpoet
9 wins and a bowl win over MiamiOriginally posted by perseverare:
going forward, a down year should be a 9 W year; 10 W the norm and 11+ not unusual seasons. Whatever program Kelly wanted to instill in this team should be firmly instilled. Time to win.
Brady Hoke got fired because they went 5-7.Originally posted by perseverare:
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I agree; with all the talent on this roster, and the kids on the way, it would seem 8 W's would be the 'floor' and a "meh" season. 8 wins will not provoke Jack to make a change; nor will 7; but 7 might get the cursed "declaration of support" from Jack.
And yes, most fans have been conditioned to the idea that 8 W's is now a good season. Weis shot himself in the foot with "9-3 will get you fired"; he set his own standard! Poor Brady Hoke should have trued for the ND gig!
A tradition is a belief or a behavior passed down within a group or society with symbolic meaning or specific significance.Originally posted by NDEwing18:
As I've noted before in the thread, it's clear you don't understand what the word "tradition" means.Originally posted by IrishBlooded:
So if the tradition is to get rid of coaches if they can't get a championship by close of year 5. Does this mean Kelly should be sacked for it? Or does this tradition not matter?
Kind of a dumb question really. ND has won 1 title in the past 38 years, well it should be 2 if Bobby Bowden wasn't such a d-bag, so I don't think it is mandatory anymore. Obviously if we finish with only 7-8 wins this year I don't see BK keeping his job and truthfully it is a possibility we only win 8 games. We have a tough schedule and nobody knows what to expect really. On paper things look good but that doesn't mean anything. Hopefully our QB's (or QB) end up improving, I would still love to see EG come back and have a great year but if it is a 2 QB system I am cool if we win. Defense needs to come back strong, especially up front to help the secondary. If Max improves at safety it will also greatly help that group and of course Joe coming back as a leader is greatly needed.Originally posted by IrishBlooded:
If he doesn't win the title?
In all the years of Notre Dame coaches, they have never had a coach this long without winning a title. And since Tradition trumps here. Does this mean Kelly should be fired for not winning a title?
Show that. Show where in this thread someone has explained tradition and what I am missing. I'm not kidding you literally copy and paste where someone defined it.Originally posted by NDSMC78:
I agree with Ewing. You are being deliberately obtuse, trying to warp the definition of a word to fit your vision of what the word should mean. Several have tried to explain what tradition is to you. You either feign ignorance, or, more likely, don't like what people are telling you because you don't like the answers you are getting. There is no "tradition" of firing coaches after a certain period of time.
Good. Then apply your definition to your original question about the length of time a coach is employed. It shouldn't be that hard.Originally posted by IrishBlooded:
A tradition is a belief or a behavior passed down within a group or society with symbolic meaning or specific significance.Originally posted by NDEwing18:
As I've noted before in the thread, it's clear you don't understand what the word "tradition" means.Originally posted by IrishBlooded:
So if the tradition is to get rid of coaches if they can't get a championship by close of year 5. Does this mean Kelly should be sacked for it? Or does this tradition not matter?
That is the actual definition.