Thanks a ton, 33. I'm sorry I ever doubted you.
Wasn't Oregon a West coast position coach?
Wasn't Mushcamp the Defenisve coordinator at LSU when they won a NC? Didn't he grow up in GA and lives 90 miles from aTL right now? doesn't he recruit GA now?
I think it's a poor comparison.
Wasn't Oregon a West coast position coach?
Wasn't Mushcamp the Defenisve coordinator at LSU when they won a NC? Didn't he grow up in GA and lives 90 miles from aTL right now? doesn't he recruit GA now?
I think it's a poor comparison.
If Muschamp can bring Hatcher in as OC I would be ecstatic. As silly as this sounds, I'm not 100% sure he would leave GSU for our OC job though.
That's not silly at all. You don't leave a top I-AA program for a coordinator job. You leave it for a HC job.If Muschamp can bring Hatcher in as OC I would be ecstatic. As silly as this sounds, I'm not 100% sure he would leave GSU for our OC job though.
That's not silly at all. You don't leave a top I-AA program for a coordinator job. You leave it for a HC job.
Yeah, a Hatcher "insider" told a friend of mine that he turned down the FSU OC job and will only accept a HC job in the future, which I find hard to beleive since nobody heard he rejected the FSU gig, but if true then he isn't leaving GSU anytime soon (unless he gets a HC offer of course).
Hatcher also turned down the La Tech HC job b/c he wouldn't have had complete say-so on who his assistants would be.
Me too. Certainly plenty of coordinator promotions work out, but I'd be more comfortable about the 1-AA to 1-A jump than the coordinator to HC jump, myself. But I won't be upset either way. DRad doesn't seem to be the type to hire someone else's sloppy seconds, so for better or worse, we'll be watching someone learn the ropes as a HC in a BCS conference. I'm willing to sacrifice experience for some energy.All I know is that if it were up to me, and I was going to gamble on a "young gun" w/ little experience, I'd go with the coach whose little experience was as a winning HC for 5 or 6 years as opposed to a 4 or 5 year DC who has never ran his own program. That's just me though. I will support whoever.
Even if that weren't the case (re: choosing assts.), I'd venture to say HC at GSU is a much better job than HC at La. Tech.
agreed. but he wasn't able to make that choice. the fsu gig came up first. then la tech and rice. then, later, gsu.
I would not be surprised if Hatcher got offered a D-IA job this year, but I doubt that he is really looking to go anywhere because he has only been at GSU for 1 season. I think it would take a BCS HC job or a very good non-BCS job to get him to move.
Well DRad has ties to Muschamp from their LSU days so their is a connection there. Not sure it's a good fit for a variety of reasons though.
If he won 8 or 9 games over a few seasons he'd leave GT in a heartbeat (as would most young aspiring hcs)
Anytime you hire a good coach, you have to expect that. Is there a great coach out there that you worry won't leave Tech? Maybe we should settle for someone less because we are less fearful they will leave. That makes a lot of sense.