He was earning over 500K at Wisconsin
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YesI assume since he is official he can coach the current WR for bowl prep?
Good. That's one demotion for Parker. One to go!
Yeah I think they were very high on Chansi as well. Or it was Chansi that was very high. I can't rememberI believe the phrase was that they were very "high" on him.
Does anyone know when he officially starts in south bend?
The fact that Colzie seems to be sticking around is a really good sign. I'm sure he's not having the career he had hoped for, and is now on his third WR coach. Would be easy for him to bail. But he hasn't. (I suppose he could yet if he's low on the depth chart after spring ball).My thought process toward this guy is to see what Colzie does under him. To me Deon might have the most potential in the WR group thats not a freshman or transfer. I want to see him out it togther.
just wait until we find out he has fake degrees and we get O'Leary'd again and the admin kills the program againThis was done and made official quite quickly. Certainly quicker than we've grown accustomed to when it comes to assistant coaching hires.
Assuming Brown was already vetted recently and the process was that much quicker?
just wait until we find out he has fake degrees and we get O'Leary'd again and the admin kills the program again
Someone had to stick around to show Coach Brown the ropes.The fact that Colzie seems to be sticking around is a really good sign. I'm sure he's not having the career he had hoped for, and is now on his third WR coach. Would be easy for him to bail. But he hasn't. (I suppose he could yet if he's low on the depth chart after spring ball).
Hope he stays healthy and a new coach helps it click for him. He has enormous potential. And there's a lot to be said for the guys who work through some adversity.
He used to work pretty closely with Freeman and Gino and maybe Mickens? If there were issues, probably they'd be aware.If he was vetted before stuckey hire I could see that pushing this through faster than normal