Please no Gino as OC
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I disagree. If he does a good job with a depleted offense in the bowl game, I wouldn't have a problem with Freeman promoting him. He was on the Cincinnati staff that made the Playoff, and did a good job there.
He also did a pretty good job with the QBs this year. Hartman was already a finished product, but Angeli played well when he came in and played.
He also did a pretty good job with the QBs this year. Hartman was already a finished product, but Angeli played well when he came in and played.
No! Tired of promoting unproven guys to offensive coordinator.
It's freaking Notre Dame, go out and get someone good. Other teams do, it's time we did.
It's freaking Notre Dame, go out and get someone good. Other teams do, it's time we did.
I'm not saying yes or no to Gino but will say this. I feel a lot will come down to how much support Freeman has from the Admin. People keep saying how Parker was given the job but in reality he was the 3rd choice and with fall camp starting a move had to be made to get the season going.
Don't know why the first one turned down the spot but ND not willing to buy out the second guy contract didn't look good on our part after the media attention of Freeman and him on campus and at other games. We made him look bad by going back to his school the way it ended.
What big name/time OC is going to risk his image after last years fiasco?
Freeman needs to discuss this thoroughly behind closed doors and out the spot light with whoever it will be with and the Admin so there are no surprises. Also to make sure no one is looking for a raise and no plans on leaving their current spot.
At least we technically have months to search
Don't know why the first one turned down the spot but ND not willing to buy out the second guy contract didn't look good on our part after the media attention of Freeman and him on campus and at other games. We made him look bad by going back to his school the way it ended.
What big name/time OC is going to risk his image after last years fiasco?
Freeman needs to discuss this thoroughly behind closed doors and out the spot light with whoever it will be with and the Admin so there are no surprises. Also to make sure no one is looking for a raise and no plans on leaving their current spot.
At least we technically have months to search
I’m a Bills fan and follow them closely, he will be officially promoted to OC with a 2.5-4 million dollar contract.
Again, NFL OC's like Joe Brady do not go backwards on the career ladder.
Be realistic.
Coaches go back and forth between college and the pros all the time. Hell our DC came back to college.
Al Golden was an NFL linebackers coach. Joe Brady is an NFL OC.
Dudes like Joe Brady who are trying to climb don't go backwards.
Denbrock, Moore, Moorehead or Candle say you are very serious about making this offense competitive, in the games that count the most. This was the worst Top 10 and 39PPG offense I have ever seen.
It would prove nothing, but playing well, scoring a ton of points, could lead to an emotional decision. Like when WVU promoted Bill Stewart to HC, after they whipped OU in the Fiesta Bowl.
Joe Brady has gone on the record saying he absolutely hated the recruiting aspect of being a college football coach. He's where he wants to be.
I don't know exactly how much of their defense will be missing. But, if our offense looks well-coached and the play calling is effective, that would be a good sign.
I would think evaluating him for a permanent OC position against a depleted Oregon State team is not a good metric
Charlie Weis left NFL OC to be a Collegiate HC, but you already knew that.
Of course he is. Freeman showing he’s a rookie who shouldnt be our head coach. Great guy but not sure hecan take us there
And has a few Super Bowl rings.
Not saying it would happen but I thank CW would work under MF without any issue
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