2010-2011 Coaching Carousel

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Originally Posted by DeepGreen

Conroy was a coach everyone wanted McCarney to keep him. Hines did a good job for UNT.

BTW, I think McCarney will do some good for North Texas. His record looks dismal but he had some real successful seasons at Iowa State. Remember, ISU was a 1-11 team for several years before McCarney took over and got them to five bowl games.

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I liked his press conference. He has a strong determined attitude.

It looks like Hugh Freeze has been hired as the new Head Coach at Arkansas State. He was the Offensive Coordinator for Arkansas State in 2010.

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Originally Posted by crawfish333

Frank Scelfo is not a candidate and he will never be on a Ragin Cajun coaching staff. Interviews are on-going this week and I think the Cajuns have some great candidates. The Cajuns will be paying about 400-450K for the head coach. This combined with a raise for the assistants, (already the 3rd highest paid staff in the Belt) is making the job attractive. The indoor practice facility and the planned renovation of Cajun field also sweetens the deal a little. The talent cupboard is also not empty this time as it was when Baldloss left. The formation of the RCAF is already paying dividends in this particular coaching search. Cajun T is keeping us updated at the Cajun Scout Website in case anyone is interested in following the process.

I think they will make a good hire this time. :smash:

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All good additions, but don't underestimate the attraction of your recruiting trailers to high school kids.

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Originally Posted by crawfish333

Frank Scelfo is not a candidate and he will never be on a Ragin Cajun coaching staff. Interviews are on-going this week and I think the Cajuns have some great candidates. The Cajuns will be paying about 400-450K for the head coach. This combined with a raise for the assistants, (already the 3rd highest paid staff in the Belt) is making the job attractive. The indoor practice facility and the planned renovation of Cajun field also sweetens the deal a little. The talent cupboard is also not empty this time as it was when Baldloss left. The formation of the RCAF is already paying dividends in this particular coaching search. Cajun T is keeping us updated at the Cajun Scout Website in case anyone is interested in following the process.

I think they will make a good hire this time. :smash:

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Who all's interviewing? Jeff Bower is the name that comes to mind as a great candidate if you can get him.

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Originally Posted by Dirtydawg

All good additions, but don't underestimate the attraction of your recruiting trailers to high school kids.

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what coach could turn down an opportunity to put those trailors to use? :laugh:

Richard Simmons is leading the ULL Search Committee...

http://www.latechbbb.com/photoplog/file.php?n=495&w=o

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Originally Posted by hookdown

If this comes about (right now I would give it a 50/50 chance), it is going to be a lot of fun to watch:


http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...html?eref=sihp

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Up to 55/45 he is hired, as Gruden turned it down. If you got the Donald on your side.... :icon_wink:


http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...html?eref=sihp


Obviously the biggest sticking point is Leach's "baggage" and lawsuit. Not sure if Donna can overlook that.

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Originally Posted by hookdown

Obviously the biggest sticking point is Leach's "baggage" and lawsuit. Not sure if Donna can overlook that.

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Apparently it was enough for Colorado to overlook him, which is a shame because I think he would be a pretty good fit for the program. He might actually have to cool his heels in non-AQ land for a bit to rebuild his reputation. Ridiculous.

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Originally Posted by Dirtydawg

All good additions, but don't underestimate the attraction of your recruiting trailers to high school kids.

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I wonder if the prep for the "indoor facility" will be tough? You have to find an 18-wheeler to move one of the two double wide "recruiting trailers" together & then get a can opener to remove two walls. How long would all of that take?

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Originally Posted by DeepGreen

Conroy was a coach everyone wanted McCarney to keep him. Hines did a good job for UNT.

BTW, I think McCarney will do some good for North Texas. His record looks dismal but he had some real successful seasons at Iowa State. Remember, ISU was a 1-11 team for several years before McCarney took over and got them to five bowl games.

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I think Conroy will land on his feet. No inside knowledge, but I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up at ULL.

Speaking the flaming cajuns, local media here has said the they are looking at Georgia Southern's Monken, which I think would be bad for us. He really lit a fire under the Eagles after they sputtered a bit under that guy we almost hired.

North Texas beat writer is now saying that Hines might be retained after all. The way he and Canales managed the offense at the end of the season he certainly should be.

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Originally Posted by CorinthEagle

North Texas beat writer is now saying that Hines might be retained after all. The way he and Canales managed the offense at the end of the season he certainly should be.

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What about Chuck Petersen?

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Originally Posted by Bigdog13

What about Chuck Petersen?

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I don't think he's in the mix with the new coach.

Colorado has hired Jon Embree as their new head coach. He was a 4-year letterman as well as the TE Coach (1993-94, 1999-2000), Defensive Ends Coach (1995-98), and WR/Kickers Coach (2001-2002) at Colorado.

http://www.redskins.com/gen/coaches/Jon_Embree.jsp

Boise's Petersen mentioned in connection with the Minnesota job. Doubt he takes it, but who knows.


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