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There's never been a flight from South Bend to Madison before?
How many are privately owned?
There's never been a flight from South Bend to Madison before?
Don't forget Jon Gruden. Between Golden and Gruden they're going to coach every opening in football.Is it required by the NCAA that Al Golden be considered every HC job opening this year?
There's never been a flight from South Bend to Madison before?
Best part of this Tuberville thing "Coach how long will you be here" - "I coached Ray Lewis" then a ghost
It's the wife. Wanted to stay in L.A. because she's holding out hope she'll be able to reignite her singing career.
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The last thing that was resuscitated like this was Frankenstein's monster, and look how that turned out . . .
After two years of building cohesiveness and ironing out some kinks, the 2012 coaching staff is as close to perfect as you can be in college football.
In Bob Diaco, Kelly has a rising star in the ranks, a passionate leader that is beloved by his players and embodies the effort and determination he expects from his team. With Chuck Martin coordinating the offense under Kelly’s direction, they have a leader that won’t flinch in critical moments, with Martin deserving massive amounts of credit for preparing Everett Golson and bringing the best out of him on the big stage.
The continuity on the staff has also been key. If Diaco ends up Barry Alvarez’s choice at Wisconsin, Kelly has the opportunity to promote from within, with three capable choices in Cooks, already his co-defensive coordinator, Elliott or Mike Elston. Offensively, character assistants like Hiestand and Denbrock, who has done a tremendous job in his second tour at Notre Dame, don’t seem like candidates to bolt at the next big offer, and Tony Alford’s ability to cross-train on Kelly’s staff should give him the opportunity to move to coordinator if and when Martin gets a head coaching opportunity.
Just as important, Kelly is building a farm system of coaches that will be ready to step into a role. Ernest Jones was brought into the fold to take a non-coaching role, but rest assured he’ll have a job on staff when one opens up. Bill Brechin has spent three years as an offensive intern and graduate assistant, and he’ll likely work his way to a promotion as well. David Grimes is working with the staff as well as a defensive intern, adding another ND graduate to the bullpen. While there are certainly scary scenarios out there if coaches move on, Kelly has built in provisions that should help keep continuity and keep the head coach from spending time coaching his coaches.
While there’s still one very big game left, the 2012 season will be remember as a year where the Irish caught lightning in a bottle. But Kelly seems to have done the same with his coaching staff, putting together the perfect combination of assistants to help propel Notre Dame to a perfect regular season.
Keith Arnold just published a good article on the evolution of Kelly's staff:
Just as important, Kelly is building a farm system of coaches that will be ready to step into a role. Ernest Jones was brought into the fold to take a non-coaching role, but rest assured he’ll have a job on staff when one opens up. Bill Brechin has spent three years as an offensive intern and graduate assistant, and he’ll likely work his way to a promotion as well. David Grimes is working with the staff as well as a defensive intern, adding another ND graduate to the bullpen. While there are certainly scary scenarios out there if coaches move on, Kelly has built in provisions that should help keep continuity and keep the head coach from spending time coaching his coaches.
Kingsbury officially new Texas Tech head coach.
super hire there....gotta feeling he's going to be a good one.
Jake Brown @Jake_Brown
RT @SIPeteThamel: Al Golden, a favorite of Barry Alvarez, has emerged heavily at Wisconsin. Source says Golden mulling a decision today.
Must have made him an offer he can't refuse...
"You won't be coaching a program with the death penalty."
"Where do I sign?"
"You won't be coaching a program with the death penalty."
"Where do I sign?"
"Also did I mention there will be people in the stands"