Jax State to grab Charles Kelly according to the Cure Bowl Broadcast
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Hoping off the gus bus to get back into the scott pott? Interesting choice
That caught me by surprise. I thought they'd let him retire on his own terms, but I guess they were hoping it would be this year and his statement otherwise forced their hand. I'll always be grateful for what Mack did for Texas, but I also resent how poor the culture became at the end of his tenure here. UNC seemed to be heading down a similar path.
Is Lincoln Riley sitting on a heating pad? I feel like he should be, but at the same time I just feel so much indifference from west coast schools these days. Like even Oregon seems to be j chillin. But the original point stands, Lincoln Riley has been underperforming since his arrival and USC seems deflated.
They looked good yesterday and have lost most of their games by close scores. I think he has next year to prove something and if not he's gone.
I assume that chilling or not, Oregon is pretty happy with Lanning right now.
For USC, I think there's some truth (though potentially more clear-eyed than Sooner fans would like to admit) to the idea that Riley didn't want to deal with the SEC from Norman. In a normal human world, that makes sense, but CFB head coaches are nutjobs in a constant pressure cooker, and decision making that comes off as normal is probably a competitive disadvantage. Dude is on the Kingsbury track, just after a higher level of CFB success.
I think the Kingsbury path has closed. At the time Kliff made the jump, the NFL had yet to fully adopt air raid concepts. I don't watch much of the league, but it seems like now they've mastered it so I don't really know what he has to offer. I'd be kind of surprised if he landed an OC job in the NFL, let alone a HC position.
This thread actually tipped me off to this, but I'll comment here for discussion. WVU decides to bring back Rich Rod to replace Neal Brown!
https://www.wdtv.com/2024/12/11/west-virginia-hires-rich-rodriguez-36th-head-football-coach/
I don't know how I feel about this. I'm one of the fans that are still bitter about the way he left. Regardless, I worry his moment has passed and we can't get that lightning back into the bottle.
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Hes a man!