Texas A&M Fired their DC
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He will probably end up there or SC.
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MJMGator;n118145 said:
lol
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Will be interesting to see here he ends up. I have mixed feelings about him landing in College Station and having to watch him on the sidelines when I watch Aggie games, but they really do need a defense and I don't doubt he would improve that.
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MJMGator;n118145 said:
I suspect there is at least one poster on here who thinks that.
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Can't imagine WM anywhere but USCe next year. Coach next to the Master for a few years and then pick up another big HC gig.
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IF Muschamp is willing to learn, then Spurrier is the guy that could teach him. He's obviously totally deficient in offense and SOS is the master. I personally don't believe Muschamp will ever amount to a great head coach, but if he's willing to learn offense from Spurrier for a few years, he might have a shot.
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I just don't get the loyalty some of you have to Muschamp. I'm embarrassed you call yourself Gator fans. The Dude's a Loser and set the wrong kind of records we'd like to have. I hope you all move on with Muschamp to his next team and be part of that bandwagon.
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I don't wish anything bad on WM and appreciate how he's conducted himself since the so called "step down". More or less, "you can resign before you get axed in public". But this guys has put a mark on UF history that will forever be known as negative. As much as I HATE Zook, this guy was worse. But I still hate Zook more than WM. To me for Zook it was all the time Bu!! S#!t. At least WM could acknowledge he couldn't get it done. But WM was just a bad hire, period. I wanted him to succeed in the beginning and supported him up until the GS game last year. But the fact is right now he's a good coach, but a terrible head coach.
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Coach9;n118343 said:
This is what I have been predicting for weeks... he learns how to coach from Spurrier... learns offense and then he takes over as USCe HC and would do an amazing job if he really learned how to run an offense.
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Yeah, most teams love recycling failed HCs. I'm sure Chimp will get a HC gig right about the time Pelini, Randy Shannon, and all those other failures get one.
Learn how to coach? Other side of the ball (defense for Spurrier, offense for Chimp) on the field? Take the headset off and talk to your side of the ball. Chimp; just doesn't have it in him.
Learn how to coach? Other side of the ball (defense for Spurrier, offense for Chimp) on the field? Take the headset off and talk to your side of the ball. Chimp; just doesn't have it in him.
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The man knows how to coach. But most defensive coaches have a certain idea of what type of offense works hand and hand with their defense. I just think working with Spurrier will give him a new perspective on what's possible. Don't think it's going to make Champ and offensive playcaller but more widen his offensive philosophy on what can be paired with a stout defense. It's ok to throw that deep post after a turnover.
