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cobbycobb said...
To the poster that mentioned Rob Ryan I LOVE that idea. He actually used to spend his summers in the state as his dad Buddy Ryan had a horse farm in the state. His father also still lives here in Shelby County too. (FYI, he underwent surgery recently in Lexington so please pray for him. Not sure what the surgery was for though.)
Rob also coached at WKU back in 87. He has experience coaching experience in Ohio, TN, and Juco ranks too. He is a dynamite DC and would bring the fire and passion that the fanbase and players need too. He isn't nearly as flamboyant as his twin Rex but I've said for years that we should go after one of them.
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JawJacker said...
Joker fan or not... we have to assume the worst. Lets say we finish this season with 3 or 4 wins... and fail to make a bowl. I will also, assume that Joker gets another year to turn it around. In the meantime, we should prepare for the worst case scenario... Joker fails to do enough to maintain his job. Now, we must find a worthy replacement... one who will ignite excitement in the fan base and create a buzz in our football program that will ring in ears all over the country. Who could we possibly look to in 2013 who is capable of doing exactly that? I have a short list of Coaches who I would be excited about... for various, but different reasons.
1st - Pete Carroll He should be about done in Seattle about that same time... and anxious to return to College Football. It's what he loves the most. Prior to his final season with USC, we can't ignore what he accomplished as Head Coach of the Trojans. Not to mention, his ties to the NFL... that's a great selling point to potential recruits.
2nd - Urban Meyer He should be anxious to return to Coaching by then as well. Two or three years is the normal time it takes before a great Coach gets the itch to coach again... especially, when they know they left the game too early. I think he prefers the challenge of building a program verses taking over one that's already of the elite status... like LSU for example. This way, he puts "HIS OWN" stamp on the program... that is much more rewarding to a great coach.
3rd - Bobby Petrino The obvious reason is, so that I can buy a T-Shirt that reads... GOT PETRINO?
More importantly though is... the man is an Offensive Genius! Lord knows, that is where we are lacking the most. He's a great play caller as well... and has a knack for racking up yardage. It's not uncommon for his Offenses to put up 500 or 600 yards... ground and air combined (along with 40 or 50 pts). HOW GREAT WOULD THAT BE?!!! Another guilty pleasure, would be the joy of listening to the Card fans cry about it. The KARMA would be so sweet to witness.
The last thing to realize is, we would have to show the world how serious we are about building a powerhouse football program... and offer our new Coach the highest paying HC salary in the nation. We need to go all out... PERIOD!
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Jeff Drummond said...
I don't think we should even be entertaining that question at this time.
HOWEVER, just speaking in general terms about the names you throw out... If UK were to EVER hire one of those guys and they had success, do you know how long it would take them to be out the door and on to their next pay raise? You wouldn't even have a chance to blink.
That's what it's important for UK to get things right with Joker. He represents long-term stability IF they can right this ship and bring in some more talent.
If they don't, you're looking at the same revolving door of fail that UK has experienced for decades.
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Jeff Drummond said...
That's what it's important for UK to get things right with Joker. He represents long-term stability IF they can right this ship and bring in some more talent.
If they don't, you're looking at the same revolving door of fail that UK has experienced for decades.
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Jeff Drummond said...
I don't think we should even be entertaining that question at this time.
HOWEVER, just speaking in general terms about the names you throw out... If UK were to EVER hire one of those guys and they had success, do you know how long it would take them to be out the door and on to their next pay raise? You wouldn't even have a chance to blink.
That's what it's important for UK to get things right with Joker. He represents long-term stability IF they can right this ship and bring in some more talent.
If they don't, you're looking at the same revolving door of fail that UK has experienced for decades.
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