Agree on both Mullin and Schiano. No thanks!
From: Rob Alexander <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, November 17, 2014 1:20 PM
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] Re: [gatornews] Sentinel on potential candidates
I also wish people would quit with the Mullen talk. He has a lower winning
percentage than the coach we just fired. So he'll have a single solid one-loss
season... so did the coach we just fired. We would be crazy to hire him.
Rob
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On Nov 17, 2014, at 11:49 AM, Sandy Alonso <[email protected]> wrote:
You think people would know better after the Bucs disaster.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Woody <[email protected]> wrote:
Ppl need to quit mentioning Schiano too
Woody (via iPhone)
On Nov 17, 2014, at 11:01 AM, Sandy Alonso <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm with you, Woody. Concerned about RichRod's failure at Michigan. Swinney
can't win the big games - he may recruit well, but never gets to the next level
(in the ACC, no less) and there are always rumors swirling about how he gets
his big recruits (and we don't need that noise). Shanahan is past it, IMHO.
On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 9:07 PM, Woody <[email protected]> wrote:
No to rich rod No to Dabo tooNo to Shanahan
Woody (via iPhone)
On Nov 16, 2014, at 8:44 PM, John Bowers <[email protected]> wrote:
Rich Rodriguez, Dabo Swinney among popular potential candidates to replace
Gators coach Will Muschamp
By Edgar Thompson,Orlando Sentinelcontact the reporterThe Gators are hunting
for a new head coach after firing Will Muschamp Sunday.After Muschamp struggled
to make the transition from the assistant coaching ranks to a head coaching
job, many expect UF athletic director Jeremy Foley to target someone with head
coaching experience.Take a closer look at top potential candidates for the
high-profile Florida job: •Rich Rodriguez: Rodriguez has resurrected his career
at Arizona, highlighted by two wins over Oregon. But he has a lot to explain
from his three seasons at Michigan (2008-10), where his teams were 15-22.
Rodriguez, 51, arrived to Ann Arbor after fielding three straight top-10 teams
at West Virginia.•Mike Shanahan: Shanahan is a former Gators offensive
coordinator and familiar with the program. But at age 62, Shanahan would have
to be willing to hit the recruiting trail for the first time since 1983, when
he left Gainesville for a long career in the NFL.•Dan Mullen: Until Saturday's
loss at Alabama, Mullen's Mississippi State Bulldogs were unbeaten and ranked
No. 1. The former Gators offensive coordinator would be a step away from the
defensive-minded Muschamp. But it is hard to ignore Mississippi State was just
13-19 in SEC play the past four seasons under Mullen, 42.•Kevin Sumlin: If
Foley could go back in time, he might have hired another coach out of the state
of Texas — Sumlin. Sumlin left Houston a year later for Texas A&M. Sumlin, who
earns $5 million annually, would carry a hefty price tag. The 50-year-old also
would leave behind a program amid $450 million in facility and stadium upgrades
and with a recruiting base in Texas as good as any.•Huge Freeze: The
offensive-minded Freeze has turned Ole Miss into an upper-echelon team in just
three seasons. He signed the nation's No. 4 recruiting class in 2013, and No.
14 in 2014. Freeze surely could find some players in the state of Florida that
would love to play in his spread offense. At age 45, he is a rising star, but
also a native of Oxford, Miss., who may hedge before leaving his home state
.•Bob Stoops: If the third time is a charm, then Stoops, 54, might be
Gainesville bound. Foley reached out to Stoops in 2002 and 2004, but the former
Gators defensive coordinator stayed in Oklahoma. These days in Norman, though,
Stoops' flower has faded. Besides last season's Sugar Bowl upset of Alabama,
the Sooners have not won a lot of big game in recent seasons.•Mike Gundy: Gundy
has fielded explosive offenses and won 82 games in 10 seasons at Oklahoma
State. It would be hard to imagine he cannot get better players to come to
Gainesville than Stillwater. Gundy, 47, was mentioned in connection with the
Tennessee job two years ago. These days, Gundy and Cowboys athletic director
Mike Holder are not on the best of terms.•Todd Graham: Graham had Arizona State
in playoff contention until Saturday's shocking loss at Oregon State. He has
shown he can field a prolific offense during every stop of his peripatetic
career. The 49-year-old also showed he wants to climb the coaching ranks,
leaving jobs at and Pittsburgh after one season apiece.•Doc Holliday:
Holliday's Marshall Thundering Herd join FSU as the nation's remaining
undefeated teams. Holliday was a UF assistant head coach and safeties coach
(2005-07) under Urban Meyer. Few can recruit South Florida like Holliday, but
would a 57-year-old coach from a Conference USA school fit the profile Foley
seeks?•Chip Kelly: Kelly would be a home-run hire, but is a major long shot.
Using a high-octane offense, the 50-year-old built Oregon into a national power
and now has the Philadelphia Eagles atop the NFC East. If Kelly wants to return
to college, the Gators would be a nice landing spot. But he is in the second
year of a five-year deal that pays him $6.5 million annually.•Dabo Swinney:
Clemson's head coach is quite familiar with the SEC. He is a Birmingham native
who played and coached at Alabama. Swinney, 44, has proven he is a terrific
recruiter, and Clemson — currently 7-3 — has won 10 games during each of the
past three seasons.•Gary Patterson: Patterson's TCU Horned Frogs are in the
hunt for a playoff spot and would be unbeaten if not for a late-game meltdown
against Baylor. Patterson is a long-time defensive coach, but TCU scored 82
points against Texas Tech a week after holding Oklahoma State to nine points.
The 54-year-old is a front-runner for national coach of the year. --
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