Not A. Toomer

December 26th, 2019 at 1:47 PM ^

Do you mind if I make another thread about this? Since we play OSU next year it may require 4 or 5 posts

FatGuyTouchdown

December 26th, 2019 at 5:56 PM ^

Yea, he made awesome hires, but Meyer made awesome hires at first and then couldn't sustain it. It's tough. I think he'll be fine offensively, but he'll be hard pressed to find someone as well respected and well thought off as Hafley. Theyre losing a ton of talent, and while they obviously still have a ton of talent, the turnover hurts. 

Bluedream

December 26th, 2019 at 9:28 PM ^

Meyer hired Day, Wilson and Schiano in 2017. 
Hired Chris Ash in 2014. Larry Johnson in 2016.  He hired Brian Hartline in 2018. Greg Studrawa in 2016 was a big time OL coaching hire. 
 

Withers in 2012, Warriner’s promotion in 2015 and Billy Davis’ hire in 2017 were his bad moves.  Keeping Schiano after hiring Grinch was an error as well. 
 

Hard to say he wasn’t making good hires at the end of his tenure. 

Jordan2323

December 26th, 2019 at 2:16 PM ^

Losing your number one choice in defensive coordinator and passing game coordinator in one offseason will cause some ripples. Imagine if Michigan had kept Jedd Fisch for 3-4 seasons instead of constant turnover. I honestly think this is one of the biggest things with Saban and Bama the last few years, they are still damm good with the talent they have, but arent invincible year after year. You cannot lose really good assistants every year and not see the negative effects of it. 

Chipper1221

December 26th, 2019 at 3:04 PM ^

When will these schools learn that OSU assistants fail after they leave the 'Urban paid for the best recruits' Umbrella?

Brady Hoke could win 11 games with some of these OSU rosters 

Perkis-Size Me

December 26th, 2019 at 5:53 PM ^

He did have a QB like that. His name was Devin Gardner. The problem was that the OL assigned to protect Gardner was a fucking sieve, and Fields plays behind a line of extremely well coached elite top 50 recruits players who will all either be starting on Sundays, or will at least get a shot to.

Gardner was a terrific athlete, and we all saw what he could do when his line gave him time to operate. He nearly beat a top 5 OSU team by himself and on a broken foot, and if Borges didn’t set him up to fail on the final play, he likely would have completed the greatest upset since 1969.

FrankTigers2

December 26th, 2019 at 4:18 PM ^

More posts here about OSU than about our game.  
 

Why does OSU get to live rent free in your brains?

Bo Harbaugh

December 26th, 2019 at 4:35 PM ^

Enter Art Briles.


Nice...so they’ll replace him with a more competent, morally reprehensible coach.

Art Briles would seem a good fit here, and then we can all hear the disgusting espn hawt takes on the Briles redemption tour and how he’s grown and learned so much. IE, he’s no longer a sociopathic win at all costs (including covering up systematic student rape and sexual violence) Coach, but a reformed man.

Briles to OSU passing coordinator makes so much sense as his reentry into college football.

 

Eph97

December 26th, 2019 at 4:54 PM ^

Herman so badly wants Texas to be OSU. He could hire the entire OSU staff and Texas would still find a way to choke games away.

MGoStrength

December 26th, 2019 at 5:57 PM ^

It won't get us a win, but more turnover for OSU is good for UM.  Here's to hoping Hafley takes a few.

2morrow

December 26th, 2019 at 6:25 PM ^

I think they are targeting Coombs for DC. He was pretty good as a DBack coach for them the first time around and has been with the Texans the past few years. He might actually be an upgrade over Hafley and would probably stay for a while.

Yurcich potentially isn't nearly as big of a loss as Hafley could be. They still have Day who really controls the offense.