Killer Frogs: TCU Football: Introducing more of the new staff

[TopFrog]

TCU Football: Introducing more of the New Staff

Bryan Carrington (recruiting), Paul Gonzales (safeties), and Kaz Kazadi (strength and conditioning) are part of the new football staff under new head coach Sonny Dykes.

BARRY LEWIS

Sonny Dykes was announced as the new head coach for TCU football on November 29. In the two weeks since he has been building a staff of incredible assistants. Several of these coaches came with Dykes from the Hilltop. Two of them remain from the previous staff at TCU. And a few others join from other programs.

The new staff includes:​

• Garrett Riley – Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach
• Joe Gillespie – Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers Coach
• Ra’shaad Samples – Assistant Head Coach, Running Game Coordinator, and Recruiting Coordinator
• Bryan Carrington – Defense Analyst and Recruiting Coordinator
• Paul Gonzales – Safeties Coach
• Kaz Kazadi – Assistant Athletics Director for Human Performance
• Malcolm Kelly – Outside Receivers Coach
• AJ Ricker – Co-Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach
• Mark Tommerdahl – Special Teams Coordinator
• Chidera Uzo-Diribe – Defensive Line Coach

Read more at https://www.si.com/college/tcu/football/sonny-dykes-assistants-part-three-tcu

 

[Opintel]

Garrett Riley looks a bunch like his brother. Inside link to scheduling USC?

 

[Frozen Frog]

Garrett Riley looks a bunch like his brother. Inside link to scheduling USC?

Or join USC's conference?

I am excited for Garrett Riley. My hope is that he can coach and develop some of these kids.

 

[watchfrog]

Welcome back to Coach Tommerdahl

 

[TopFrog]

Or join USC's conference?

I am excited for Garrett Riley. My hope is that he can coach and develop some of these kids.

Personally I have no interest in joining the PAC-12.

 

[CountryFrog]

Personally I have no interest in joining the PAC-12.

As long as there is no further deterioration of the Big 12 then I much prefer staying put over going out west.

 

[Frozen Frog]

As long as there is no further deterioration of the Big 12 then I much prefer staying put over going out west.

The Big 12 teams may not change, but the status of the conference could change. If that happens give me the Pac.

 

[Moose Stuff]

Personally I have no interest in joining the PAC-12.

Depends 100% on the alternative.

 

[TopFrog]

Depends 100% on the alternative.

OK, quantify my statement with as of today.

 

[Nick Danger]

Chancellor Boschini and the Board could, very well, hold a PAC-12 membership in much higher regard than some on here, or even perhaps the Athletic Department, as a whole. There are many non-athletic, reputational benefits for an educational institution in being a member of the PAC-12, versus the Big-12, not to mention the millions of $$$ more in direct monetary benefits than the TV package would provide.

 

[MCFROG III]

But, but, but...what about Meach????

 

[TopFrog]

Chancellor Boschini and the Board could, very well, hold a PAC-12 membership in much higher regard than some on here, or even perhaps the Athletic Department, as a whole. There are many non-athletic, reputational benefits for an educational institution in being a member of the PAC-12, versus the Big-12, not to mention the millions of $$$ more in direct monetary benefits than the TV package would provide.

According to some here, TCU would be unattractive to the PAC-12 from an academia standpoint.

 

[froginaustin]

According to some here, TCU would be attractive to the PAC-12 from an academia standpoint.

I'm sure Stanford, Cal, UCLA, and USC just can't wait . . ..

 

[TopFrog]

I'm sure Stanford, Cal, UCLA, and USC just can't wait . . ..

Sorry meant to write unattractive ...

 

[Bob]

• Personally, I would prefer playing in the SEC so we can get those wins against Texas, Mississippi, and the rest of those wusses.