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Just more coach speak BS. That's his version of "thats on me, but we'll get it fixed."
UF Coaching Thread: Russ Callaway promoted to Co-OC
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The jokes on us. He’s making a sht-ton of money and we’re the ones scared of what new negative record he is going to bring to the program as he serves up his weekly sht-fest.
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Agreed
Every year:
Napier gets richer
Stricklin gets richer
Fooley gets richer
The fans get a year older.
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His "Cool Cat" demeanor evaporated with fans who pay attention. Hopefully he will build some credibility this season. He needs it for recruiting.
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the vast majority of our recruiting will be done by August. he basically has the ability to kill himself but not help himself this year. if by some miracle, perhaps a brain transplant, he does well this season it would affect next year's recruiting much more than this year's.
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Lets get this thread back on track. Russ Callaway, now a Co-OC with Sale, and presumably Napier to oversee. Are there any other teams that have Co-OCs or is an admission Sale does not have what it takes so to justify salary he patches over inadequacies instead of cutting his losses?
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Thec"co-oc" and "co-dc" thing is quite common. It is a promotion in title to hire someone away or keep someone on staff.
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Common, okay, in that it's done. Neither georgia, LSU, fsu, or Kentucky have more than a single coach designated as "Co". Hope it works out.
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Not sure your point. I just looked at Bama, Ole Miss, LSU and Texas A&M and everyone of them have one or more "Co" designated coordinators.
I was just trying to answer your question about whether other teams do it. They do. It is, in fact, quite common.
Edit: BTW, FSU (Randy Shannon) and UGA (T-Rob) have co-defensive coordinators.
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Looking at bama, a DC and two Co-DCs. Interesting. Ole Miss and LSU have a single. Odd to see bama as not yet having a designated STs coach. The rest of the schools do.
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You know I just don't trust Napier. It makes sense to me that a WR coach would be involved in planning and execution in an offense. OL and TE coach, not so much.
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I agree with you there!
Calloway was an OC somewhere, I thought. Again, I suspect this is a promotion in title only to keep him from moving on. I doubt Sunbelt Billy is giving him any more of a roll than he already had. He sure won't be calling plays...Billy has that covered.
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Yes, titles enable raises which help with retention. His role in putting game plans together isn’t clear, but my guess is it will be significant.
Callaway was OC at Samford for 5 years. His best year was 2018, when they led the FCS in passing and led f$u going into the 4th quarter. The noles got a late TD and pick-6 to save WiLLLLLLLLie for a day.
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Better question is, are there any other teams that have Co-OCs and Co-O-line coaches?
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