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Idea alert: Run with the WR before he is past you.
I posted the following after the Colorado game and now here again—
Gillespie’s prior college experience was a linebacker coach at Tulsa before becoming its coordinator for three seasons. Before that, only at Stephenville, and that is a shallow resume.
That is on Sonny - could he not find a more experienced man to take the DC job, sheesh. Was this a familiar friendly hire - the Stephenville connection. The Gillespie resume makes TCU look junior league, not capable of bringing in the more proven and instead having to take a chance on a familiar wildcard.
I think @Gary's Shirtless Revenge stated Gillespie was not Dykes’ first choice when hired.
Gillespie’s experience
1995–2007 Stephenville High School(Assistant) 2008–2014 Stephenville High School 2015–2018 Tulsa (LB) 2019–2021 Tulsa (DC/LB) 2022–present TCU (DC/LB)
Make him walk to Tulsa.Drop Gillespie off at Tulsa on the way back.
Art Briles got the HEAD COACH job at Houston after being at Tech for three years as a position coach. Before that all HS. Lincoln Riley and Garrett Riley had pretty thin resumes. They were both 32 years old when they became G5 coordinators. Those are three just off the top of my head without doing much research.His only experience in college ball was at ONE G5 school, Tulsa, with one DC. it is as shallow as it gets - one school experience, at G5!
Find someone who has been around other programs and coaches for a knowledge base of experience.
I don’t fault them. Trying to roll up the CFP ratings to possibly improve their NY6 bowl slot.Throwing deep on 1sr down??
Knock that QB out of the game
4 deep in 5 stars.What is Georgia’s ”excuse”?
Not exactly on the way, but I wouldn't be opposed.Drop Gillespie off at Tulsa on the way back.
Good for them and their success. But that doesn’t change my point - the fact that Gillespie's experience was with one G5 school under one DC. And it has not worked for TCU and Dykes.Art Briles got the HEAD COACH job at Houston after being at Tech for three years as a position coach. Before that all HS. Lincoln Riley and Garrett Riley had pretty thin resumes. They were both 32 years old when they became G5 coordinators. Those are three just off the top of my head without doing much research.