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I feel for Pitt. They are in a very very similar situation to us. They're probably going to have to hire a guy like Pellini or Tuberville or a Cutfliffe, to have any hope of a long term professional. Too bad, I like the program.
 
midatlantech said:
I feel for Pitt. They are in a very very similar situation to us. They're probably going to have to hire a guy like Pellini or Tuberville or a Cutfliffe, to have any hope of a long term professional. Too bad, I like the program.
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Does Pitt not have a former player that wouldn't mind coaching there? I don't know. Pittsburgh isn't that bad of a place. I think they need to look for a guy that will invest himself in Pitt like CPJ has at GT.
 
JJacket said:
Does Pitt not have a former player that wouldn't mind coaching there? I don't know. Pittsburgh isn't that bad of a place. I think they need to look for a guy that will invest himself in Pitt like CPJ has at GT.
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They have been insanely unfortunate in that sense lately.
 
Ray Lewis to Wisconsin. Just going off what I'm reading. I honestly don't know.
 
Wonder what Pitt needs to be able to finally keep a coach for more than a couple of minutes...
 
non-gineer said:
That's all we need is another team in our conference running the same offense we do.
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Flash forward 15 years and we're the pioneers (again) hiring Jim Harbaugh Jr. to institute a "pro-style" offense that, according to all the option teams, will "never work at this level."
 
gtrower said:
Flash forward 15 years and we're the pioneers (again) hiring Jim Harbaugh Jr. to institute a "pro-style" offense that, according to all the option teams, will "never work at this level."
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The hell would you even call that offense if not for the NFL using it?
 
The state of Pennsylvania has historically produced good pro style QB's. I would think Pitt would lean towards that style of offense.
 
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