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First I want to say that we should all be thankful Chip Kelly won't be our new head coach. For starters, he's a cheater. Secondly, he's too expensive.

When hiring a new head coach you have to think long term. Therefore, you want a guy that's cheap and has to earn big money by his team's performance. You don't throw big money at a coach before he's done anything, otherwise you'll be paying out the azz when he actually does perform at expectations and demands a raise.

Kelly is such a bad hire for any major program, it's a joke.

There are several qualified candidates for the job that aren't in a position of leverage. They'd be happy for the opportunity to coach a major program and would take a long term deal for a couple million a year to prove themselves.

That's the kind of hire that makes sense. I know some of you are delusional and think someone can come in and in two or three years win a championship. Not with Saban around. Alabama has it locked up, until he decides to leave. That's just a fact of life.

Find someone that has a history of proven success as either a coordinator or head coach that won't cost you an arm and leg during a time where Saban has a stranglehold of the league.
 
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One of the biggest mistakes that could be made in this coaching search is to limit the candidates to "offensive" coaches.

The best candidate out there happens to be a defensive coordinator. Brent Venables, DC of Clemson, would be the hire of the decade. I should know, I've done the research.

I hope Stricklin isn't so short-sighted that he misses on this one.
 

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