Adams, McGarity, Richt, etc., etc.

wlayton wrote:

BulldogShannon wrote:

Crap. I can't believe I forgot one other person.

urban Meyer.

That is my #1 choice.

1. We know he can win at the highest level; three programs proved that.
2. 2 national titles.
3. His name is like a rock star to young kids. I think he would add juice to the program.
4. has the fortitude to man up on spurrier and saban.


I guess him being out of coaching made me forget his name.

OUT OF THE QUESTION.

Everyone has caught on to his style of spread offense and coaching style. Why do you think he got outta Dodge? Nothing would be worse than to sit down and watch that ridiculous, awful offense of his. He saw the handwriting on the wall that he wasn't going to be able to compete with that offense anymore in the SEC. He's a chicken and is only and totally absorbed with ONLY himself.

I'd rather have Ray Goff back than hire UM....freakin' gator. Let him eventually go to OSU and ruin their program.

UM...HAHAHAHAHA!!! The day that man steps in as UGA head coach, is the day pigs find a way out of a certain orifice. Ex-gator...no thanks. Not into self absorbed A-holes like Urban.

wlayton wrote:

Go get Patterson and his staff....guaranteed success.

At LEAST demote Bozo to QB coach and go get Whipple.

Either Peterson or Patterson would be good choices. But NOTHING is a guaranteed success. Dennis Franchione was supposed to be a genius while he was at TCU. But he tucked his tail and ran from Alabama as soon as he figured out that he could never meet the expectations, and then tanked big time at aTm.

RxCowboy wrote:

wlayton wrote:

Go get Patterson and his staff....guaranteed success.

At LEAST demote Bozo to QB coach and go get Whipple.

Either Peterson or Patterson would be good choices. But NOTHING is a guaranteed success. Dennis Franchione was supposed to be a genius while he was at TCU. But he tucked his tail and ran from Alabama as soon as he figured out that he could never meet the expectations, and then tanked big time at aTm.

ok....ok RxDawgboy.......let me rephrase that to.......based on GP's history and accomplishment's at TCU and the fact that he is a great defensive minded coach, was voted by 44 asst coaches and 11 HC's as the best HC in college football......and has taken less talent and had tremendous success at TCU???.....won the Rose Bowl over big bad Wisconsin......undefeated season at 13-0.......great disciplinarian, efficient coaching style, not scared to put points on the board although being a D coach.....is motivated and believe he wants a NC but will not get one coaching TCU......will and CAN compete with the masterminds of the SEC......rarely makes mistakes and adjusts to anything opposing coaches throw at him......and .....did I mention.....

he's a freakin' WINNER!!!


(now, didn't you like my shorter version??..... ..... .... )

RxCowboy wrote:

Either Peterson or Patterson would be good choices. But NOTHING is a guaranteed success.

Want to know what else isn't guaranteed?


CMR righting this ship.


Nothing is guaranteed, granted... but at some point you have to go with
something. CMR is proving he's no guarantee as well. That's why I've said
all along that CMR fixing it is the best option, but how much more time
are you gonna give the guy? We've been in a total tailspin for a while
now.

Wartdawg wrote:

RxCowboy wrote:

Either Peterson or Patterson would be good choices. But NOTHING is a guaranteed success.

Want to know what else isn't guaranteed?


CMR righting this ship.


Nothing is guaranteed, granted... but at some point you have to go with
something. CMR is proving he's no guarantee as well. That's why I've said
all along that CMR fixing it is the best option, but how much more time
are you gonna give the guy? We've been in a total tailspin for a while
now.

With ya......if I was the AD, I "might" (and that's a BIG might) consider keeping CMR if Bozo was fired and they brought in a high profile OC.......but that would be THE last resort, no options left.

Patterson's a great coach.
There is a reason that he might stay where he is.
A ticket to the BCS Championship is a lot easier through the Big East than through the SEC.