Hornsaplenty1 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Please stop! If Muschamp wanted a head coaching position he would have taken one many times over the last ten years. Quote
HookedOnTF Posted 55 minutes ago Posted 55 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Gerry Hamilton said: Marcus Freeman for college football ... and it's not even close when thinking about hiring a coach for a 8-10 year type run KDB purely on HC traits close-ish? not sure about handling Texas fit (biggest stage, biggest recruits...) With all due respect, no to Traylor making the leap and being in for 10 years?? Quote
HookemTexas Posted 20 minutes ago Posted 20 minutes ago I think at this stage in his life, Muschamp is content being a well paid DC and enjoying life with his family. Less headaches to deal with unlike the head coach. I agree with Gerry that top choice should be Marcus Freeman if not looking for a short term fix. He's been able to handle the Notre Dame brand and demands (which is similar to Texas); can recruit, and has built good teams. Would be similar to problem as Sark though in that NFL will come knocking. Quote
Rocky P Posted 14 minutes ago Posted 14 minutes ago Against - Muschamp has not been a good HC anywhere he has gone. He needs to stick to DC where he shines. Quote
SarkFiction Posted 10 minutes ago Posted 10 minutes ago In trying to read the tea leaves, I think Sark leaves for the NFL this year, whether or not he wins a natty. I think Arch is his prized alumnus, because of name, notoriety and ability, but I think this will be it for him. He's already let go of the defensive side of the ball, at end of year he takes his ball and moves on to the next level. The cake is baked, as Charlie Strong was fond of saying. IF Sark does leave, I think Muschamp is as good a choice as any to replace him, so long as he hires someone who is a great OC AND recruiter, then relinquishes that side of the ball to whichever dynamic coach that ends up being. I like Muschamp's aggressiveness and energy, but I saw at Florida and South Carolina what a team looks like when Muschamp is at the helm. So he needs an approach similar to Sark's where everyone can focus on their forte. Quote
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