I don't disagree. It'd be better to actually have competent Coordinators, too.
How many other advisors does the worst OC in college and high school need to help do his fricking job ? I have wanted him fired the last 2 years and here we are. I won’t mention the worthless DC right now.
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You seem upset
Well, it is upsetting that on one hand we want the Gophers to win, yet on the other hand when it comes to hiring competent assistant coaches and coordinators, PJ Fleck is a nincompoop.
Yeah its too bad he doesn't identify quality dudes like that Hetherman guy who d coordinates for Miami. Total nincompoop
Yep, that one guy for that one year. That he let walk.
There's the goal posts movement #1. First PJ can't identify talent....now it's he let them walk
Found it for you. But twist around your words and meaning some more so it fits your narrative, I'm sure that's coming. It's second nature for you and your constantly unhappy/miserable/bitching ilk these days.
With his most current underwhelming job at SC, I'm not sure that's a bad thing.
You didn't find it, because the words I used didn't say that.
100% my Greek brother. The reason Saban was able to keep with Death Star running across different eras was because he'd hoard as many Free Agent coaching minds as possible just to get them in the room, analyze tape, watch game film, etc.
It's an advisory role, he won't be making decisions or calling plays. There's no downside to having someone with his experience around to help.Ummm ... did people not do a quick Google search, here?
Last year was his first as South Carolina's offensive coordinator and QB coach ... and their offense was so bad that he was fired before the end of the year (after nine games).
South Carolina fires offensive coordinator Mike Shula as losses, QB LaNorris Sellers' struggles pile up
Shane Beamer is moving on from the Gamecocks' first-year play-caller
I get that maybe you'd take anyone other than Harbaugh as the QB coach .... but is this really better?
Heatherman certainly got the benefits oof high end talent at Miami
Mike Sanford and Rob Smith were experienced also
If you think the experience is comparable then we'll agree to disagree.
Sometimes, when you can't hire Einstein, you default to two heads are better than one. As long as the two heads have played ball and have lots of experience. I'm OK with where the offense is headed under this year's coaching group (Harbaugh, Fruechte and Shula) . Unfair to judge Shula on one season. He's got a long resume.
You shop where the budget allows.
Isn't he going to be the QB coach? I assume so that Harbaugh can focus on being the offensive strategist and playcaller?
One can hope
Bold: yep, and he had that same experience last year as South Carolina's offensive coordinator ... and performed so poorly that he was fired after the ninth game.
Has your dog recovered from the kick yet? Cant believe Harbaugh did that!