netty2424
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At least 10 years ago. Herm trying to get the band back together.They've coached together before in the NFL. That probably is the biggest reason.
At least 10 years ago. Herm trying to get the band back together.They've coached together before in the NFL. That probably is the biggest reason.
He's been out of coaching for 10 years. He wanted to keep the Phil Bennet.
So when GP retires, Herm would be a good replacement?Bennett also coached at TCU - twice.
John Gruden has been out at least 10 and teams have been after him for years.
Not saying Edwards is the best choice, just saying the gap in time won’t matter if he turns out to be good or bad.
So when GP retires, Herm would be a good replacement?
And Phil Bennett coached at TCU twice, for two years total separated by 15 years. Sounds like he was just passing through both times or wasn't really valued to keep him around.
So he's not a great coach and been out of the game for 10 years, yet it's not a strange hire. Ok.Never said he was a great choice, just saying just because he has been gone for 10 years he probably hasn’t forgotten how to coach. He wasn’t a great coach at KC, so if he fails it’s probably because he isn’t good, not that he has been away so long. That’s all I was saying.
The point about Bennett was not his tenure, but that if Edwards was making a mistake with him, we did it too and then did it again.
So he's not a great coach and been out of the game for 10 years, yet it's not a strange hire. Ok.
You do realize Bennett coached here in 1982 and 1997, right? Not even under Patterson's watch.
Weird defense for Herm and Bennett imo. I personally would be extremely disappointed if either of those guys ended up on TCU staff.
He wasn’t a great coach at KC
So comparing ASU's hire to a team who's lost 13 scholarships and no bowl games due to foul play, and probably the biggest social media mob mentality situation that turned out to actually be false are the benchmarks for Herms hire?Yes, I know when he was here. I remembered and didn’t have to go look it up and I never said GP hired him.
There were a lot of less than stellar hires at Ole Miss, Tennessee, etc. The only experienced guy with a track record left was another “old guy” in Les Miles.
Their AD was Edwards agent.So he's not a great coach and been out of the game for 10 years, yet it's not a strange hire. Ok.
You do realize Bennett coached here in 1982 and 1997, right? Not even under Patterson's watch.
Weird defense for Herm and Bennett imo. I personally would be extremely disappointed if either of those guys ended up on TCU staff.
Well that connection tells the tale then. I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere. Interesting strategy in Herms involvement. That'll either become s failed bit or a new trend. Guess we'll find out sooner than later.Their AD was Edwards agent.
Frankly I am surprised that the school president even signed off on that hire but he did and they doubled down by creating a new structure of the athletic department where the coach is more of a CEO and they said in his press conference that he wouldnt be as involved in the X's and o's as other coaches are.
I have to wonder exactly what the hell his job really is.
I have followed this because a good friend of mine lives out there and his sons go to ASU.Well that connection tells the tale then. I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere. Interesting strategy in Herms involvement. That'll either become s failed bit or a new trend. Guess we'll find out sooner than later.
I wasn’t comparing anything. I merely said there weren’t a lot of great candidates left.So comparing ASU's hire to a team who's lost 13 scholarships and no bowl games due to foul play, and probably the biggest social media mob mentality situation that turned out to actually be false are the benchmarks for Herms hire?
Okie dokie.
I hear you. I thought your original question was something along the lines of why this was a strange hire or something like that. I've got no dog in the fight, I'd just be supremely disappointed if he ended up here.I wasn’t comparing anything. I merely said there weren’t a lot of great candidates left.