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YankeeRebel
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If Notre Dame came calling for the head coaching position, should he take it?
ND will not be calling.If Notre Dame came calling for the head coaching position, should he take it?
Way to play the game!ND will not be calling.
A lot goes into that decision and I don't know enough about the guy to fully answer, but it would not be a bad move. When Charlie Weis took that job he was exposed, but if I recall, BB never completely bought into Weis (taking away play calling at least once).If Notre Dame came calling for the head coaching position, should he take it?
That wasn't the questionND will not be calling.
I agree it would not be a bad move, and while I don't think it will happen it could be career progressive for him. I heard they are looking at the Cinncinnati and Iowa State coaches. If I were Josh and got the call I think I would give it a shotA lot goes into that decision and I don't know enough about the guy to fully answer, but it would not be a bad move. When Charlie Weis took that job he was exposed, but if I recall, BB never completely bought into Weis (taking away play calling at least once).
Perhaps, but part of me thinks his Denver stint was a learning curve. A few years at the college level could help him. I dunno it's all rhetorical anyway.The reason for McDaniels failure in Denver was not his ability as a coach. It was his ego that did it. He dismantled a very successful offense because he wanted it to prove he could do it, and them botched every pick he got for it.
I think college with the built in roster turnover he would have to wait to make it his guys, and that might be good for him.
I fully believe when he gets his next shot as HC he will be successful, no matter what level it is at.Perhaps, but part of me thinks his Denver stint was a learning curve. A few years at the college level could help him. I dunno it's all rhetorical anyway.
It would be nice I think he learned from Denver it would be interesting to see if he could recruit vs draft????I fully believe when he gets his next shot as HC he will be successful, no matter what level it is at.
The reason for McDaniels failure in Denver was not his ability as a coach. It was his ego that did it. He dismantled a very successful offense because he wanted it to prove he could do it, and them botched every pick he got for it.
I think college with the built in roster turnover he would have to wait to make it his guys, and that might be good for him.
A lot of his Denver issue seems like a combination of being too young (immature?) and thinking he could wield his authority like BB. Skippy, you needed to earn the right to not be accountable to others by first proving you were accountable without the oversight.Perhaps, but part of me thinks his Denver stint was a learning curve. A few years at the college level could help him. I dunno it's all rhetorical anyway.
No.If Notre Dame came calling for the head coaching position, should he take it?
Why answer a question that will never be presented ?? I get it, but really is a stupid question.That wasn't the question
So you popped in here to be a douche?Why answer a question that will never be presented ?? I get it, but really is a stupid question.
That's what a 4-game winning streak will do to you.So you popped in here to be a douche?
Gotcha Miss Massengale.
Look up the word Rhetorical and have a lovely day.
Just because you may think it's a question that won't be asked does not make it a dumb conversation. It's a conversation not a prediction.Why answer a question that will never be presented ?? I get it, but really is a stupid question.
I fully believe when he gets his next shot as HC he will be successful, no matter what level it is at.
I agree 100%, see we are talking now !!Just because you may think it's a question that won't be asked does not make it a dumb conversation. It's a conversation not a prediction.
What's dumb is thinking a question is a waste of time, then taking time to start a conversation about how it's a waste of time.