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BlueRaider22 said...
There have been a lot of people on this board that have expressed a TON of interest.....me included. Sure, I would contact Leach and Petrino, but Jones would be my quick 3rd. To me he is well above Hudspeth whom I also like.
He has excelled as a HC in the MAC. And now is kicking tail in the BE. He recruits well out of Florida and Georgia......and Ohio (including Cincy).....it's almost a perfect fit for us.
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BlueRaider22 said...
I'm not sure he would. He likely will get called to interview at a top notch school soon, but he makes $1.5 mil at Cincy...and the BigEast is in chaos with their future unknown. There is a chance that he could come to UK if we offered him $3-4 mil a yr.
Well, it sounds good anyway....
This goes back to when I used to ask girls out on a date. The worst they can say is "no."
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Deeeefense said...
Jones is my #1 BY FAR, but I have to concede I think the probability of landing him here is less than 20%. I hate to say it but the Bearcats have surpassed us in football, and the possibility of bringing our program up to the 21st Century, like Coach Brooks said we need to do, does not look promising at the moment.
The only thing we can really offer him is a little more money which Cincy would probably quickly match, and the prospect of coaching in the SEC. But he would have to be willing to take weekly beat downs for 2 or 3 years before he could start competing in the league at any sort of reasonable level. Even then he is up against a mountain of competition. You also have to believe he is looking at the jump his predecessor took and thinking that he could be next to land on a big national stage if he keeps coaching like he is now.
I just don't see how the UK situation as it is now would appeal to him. I think we would stand a better chance with a coach from a non-BCS conference like Dykes or Hudspeth.
I'll say one thing if these people that run this place care anything about saving football they damn well better be putting some ideas in motion to come up with some funding becasue without some sort of a positive picture to paint for any prospective coach, we may find getting a quality candidate to accept the job, to be a nearly impossible task.
This post was edited by BRAVE DEMON on 10/8/2012 at 7:45 AM
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Deeeefense said...
Jones is my #1 BY FAR, but I have to concede I think the probability of landing him here is less than 20%. I hate to say it but the Bearcats have surpassed us in football, and the possibility of bringing our program up to the 21st Century, like Coach Brooks said we need to do, does not look promising at the moment.
The only thing we can really offer him is a little more money which Cincy would probably quickly match, and the prospect of coaching in the SEC. But he would have to be willing to take weekly beat downs for 2 or 3 years before he could start competing in the league at any sort of reasonable level. Even then he is up against a mountain of competition. You also have to believe he is looking at the jump his predecessor took and thinking that he could be next to land on a big national stage if he keeps coaching like he is now.
I just don't see how the UK situation as it is now would appeal to him. I think we would stand a better chance with a coach from a non-BCS conference like Dykes or Hudspeth.
I'll say one thing if these people that run this place care anything about saving football they damn well better be putting some ideas in motion to come up with some funding becasue without some sort of a positive picture to paint for any prospective coach, we may find getting a quality candidate to accept the job, to be a nearly impossible task.
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I'll say one thing if these people that run this place care anything about saving football they damn well better be putting some ideas in motion to come up with some funding because without some sort of a positive picture to paint for any prospective coach, we may find getting a quality candidate to accept the job, to be a nearly impossible task.
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Jones is my #1 BY FAR, but I have to concede I think the probability of landing him here is less than 20%. I hate to say it but the Bearcats have surpassed us in football, and the possibility of bringing our program up to the 21st Century, like Coach Brooks said we need to do, does not look promising at the moment.
The only thing we can really offer him is a little more money which Cincy would probably quickly match, and the prospect of coaching in the SEC. But he would have to be willing to take weekly beat downs for 2 or 3 years before he could start competing in the league at any sort of reasonable level. Even then he is up against a mountain of competition. You also have to believe he is looking at the jump his predecessor took and thinking that he could be next to land on a big national stage if he keeps coaching like he is now.
I just don't see how the UK situation as it is now would appeal to him. I think we would stand a better chance with a coach from a non-BCS conference like Dykes or Hudspeth.
I'll say one thing if these people that run this place care anything about saving football they damn well better be putting some ideas in motion to come up with some funding becasue without some sort of a positive picture to paint for any prospective coach, we may find getting a quality candidate to accept the job, to be a nearly impossible task.
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BlueRaider22 said...
I think that a lot of people would love Leach. He's a proven winner for over a decade in the Big12. He runs an offense that the majority of UK fans probably would want to see.....he almost plays basketball on the football field.
He's not really my cup of tea, but he's a proven winner.....he's very low risk, high reward.
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