The suburbs aren’t anywhere near as bad as you want to make them out to be. And downtown Detroit is as nice as any downtown. But the Lions. Woof.
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The suburbs aren’t anywhere near as bad as you want to make them out to be. And downtown Detroit is as nice as any downtown. But the Lions. Woof.
I'd think he'd want to stick around in 2021 for Breece's Heisman and ISU's playoff appearance, but that's just me.
Enjoy the limelight on the program.
theathletic.com
Feldman: 20 names to know as the college football coaching carousel gets going
The number of openings may decline in the face of the pandemic, but programs across the FBS already are signaling they won't stand pat.
theathletic.com
Enjoy the limelight on the program.
Feldman: 20 names to know as the college football coaching carousel gets going
The number of openings may decline in the face of the pandemic, but programs across the FBS already are signaling they won't stand pat.
You don't realize the article you linked is the exact same article linked in the FIRST POST of this thread, do you?
As for CMC, I don't see him bolting immediately after a season like this. Job security is a nice thing to have, and he's pretty much got it for life right now. Sure, go to Michigan/Texas/whatever "blueblood", get a bigger paycheck, expectation year 1 is win the conference and be in the CFP. The heat is on immediately. Don't win enough in 4 years? Fired. Why put yourself and your family through that? He doesn't have the ego of a Herman/Gene Chizik type. And once you prove you can win at Iowa State, what is left to prove?
I'm most worried about his continued allegiance to the Purple Raiders!
Hope Geoff Dartt stays in place for a long, long time.
athletics.mountunion.edu
Hope Geoff Dartt stays in place for a long, long time.
Geoff Dartt Named Head Football Coach at Mount Union
Geoff Dartt Named Head Football Coach at Mount Union
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Agree with the Take, But need to pay CMC like a Top 25 program. I know they are investing in a bunch of different things around football. But I would focus the money on CMC and getting a competent OC. Most of our close loses in the last few years have come because of the offense.
Wining football games will bring more revenue to the program then upgrading the theatre.
I think that “missing name” you mentioned Campbell admiring would be John Stiegelmeir at South Dakota State. And his own coach at Mount Union, of course.
Agree with the Take, But need to pay CMC like a Top 25 program. I know they are investing in a bunch of different things around football. But I would focus the money on CMC and getting a competent OC. Most of our close loses in the last few years have come because of the offense.
Wining football games will bring more revenue to the program then upgrading the theatre.
Bawhahahahaha! Really? This "talking point" blows my mind. We're 8-1 in the BigXII and have one of the best offenses in the BigXII this year and one the best ever at ISU. The OC may have some off games, all OC's do, but he's not even close to a core reason for us losing games. You want to throw money at something then throw it at special teams. You improve that and we wouldn't have lost to UL(still gross) and maybe not to OSU.
Sorry, the OC slander this year has been ridiculous.
This same phone call could also be something that makes him think twice about the pros. Fred could tell him horror stories about coaching a team that you have no control over putting together. If Fred learned only one thing in Chicago it was probably that if there is anything worse than recruiting at the Div 1 level it is coaching a team you have no say in putting together.
I realize this is a joke but the border is closed up tighter than a bull's hind-end.
Is there a reason everyone links Campbell to ND? Just curious. I know they have an elite brand in the heart of his preferred recruiting area... but just wasn't sure if there is history with him and ND or why everyone seems to think ND is the most likely spot if he were to leave... I just assumed that since he was an Ohio guy OSU would be the most likely spot.
You lost me. Are the Canucks pointing missiles at Detroit?
"You win with people" -Matt Campbell
The biggest factor in retaining him as our head coach is keeping those around him in place. If Pollard leaves, if Manning/Heacock leave, I'll start to worry.
Paying the assistants is very important to Campbell. Keeping the staff together is what built the culture. We need to make sure we sustain it.
The biggest factor in retaining him as our head coach is keeping those around him in place. If Pollard leaves, if Manning/Heacock leave, I'll start to worry.
Paying the assistants is very important to Campbell. Keeping the staff together is what built the culture. We need to make sure we sustain it.
I really don't remember how many teams were interested in Ferentz in the early 2000s when he was winning...but after a certain point, teams just stopped asking about Ferentz availability...even though he was winning 7-8 games "most" years... My point (or question) here is...will ISU and Campbell ever get to a point where teams just stop inquiring because he's been here for so long? Just curious.
Good chance on your question. We hope.
now regards to Ferentz, his agent always said that, Steelers were always the rumor, but nobody really heard any other teams. And honestly, firing cowher or tomlin for Ferentz is kinda crazy talk.