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Ongoing interviews, top targets emerging in Georgia Tech coaching search
Interim Brent Key, other sitting head coaches in mix at Tech
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two things stood out to me in the footballscoop post:
1. Chip Long is a well-regarded coach.
Really?
2. Willie Fritz has deep, deep ties to Georgia.
Having coached all of less than three years here?
I know folks who know Fritz from his time in the Boro and they speak very highly of him. But his time at Southern doesn't exactly equate to deep, deep ties.
But Thursdays are forever.Fritz is too old
I thought Fritz was black honestly, but yeah, we don't need a 60-something HCFritz is too old
I have a blog I will send you the link over and over and over and over here I goAnother nothingburger blog post.
I thought Fritz was black honestly, but yeah, we don't need a 60-something HC
62 isn't too old. Saban is 71, and has won multiple national championships since turning 62.Fritz is too old
Notice how Saban already established himself before turning 6062 isn't too old. Saban is 71, and has won multiple national championships since turning 62.
Older coaches have wisdom that our former coach completely lacked. There are upsides and downsides to youth.
Fritz has "established himself" by having success before 60 as well. That's why he is a candidate.Notice how Saban already established himself before turning 60
Nick Saban started coaching power 5 in 1991… now some quick math will tell you that he was 40 years old when he started coaching power 5. I’m all for a G5 hire like Jamey Chadwell, but not one that hasn’t coached power 5 EVER and he’s 60 years old. If they’re old, they HAVE to have P5 experience.Fritz has "established himself" by having success before 60 as well. That's why he is a candidate.
Saban was almost 60 when he started at Bama.
I don't know that Fritz is the right guy for the job but I don't think "62 is too old" is a great argument.
People were talking about Johnson, long before the end of Gailey’s last season.The last two hires (Johnson and Collins), if I remember right the ultimate choice was not a name most people were talking about. Makes me wonder how much we really know. Could be someone out of left field like Mike Houston.
OK, maybe I misremember on Johnson. I did remember his name coming up before the hire, I just don't remember him being considered a frontrunner.People were talking about Johnson, long before the end of Gailey’s last season.
He was after about 4 days. The whole search then only took a week and after about 4 days, CPJ was clearly the front runner.OK, maybe I misremember on Johnson. I did remember his name coming up before the hire, I just don't remember him being considered a frontrunner.