BurningRiver
ND 2017
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Guys, we should've just fired him after the 2010 Navy game so we wouldn't have to worry about him leaving us for BC
If you're talking national championship games, then one. Bo Pelini with LSU. Do you know any that have left during the preparation for a NC game??
diaco knows that he can pick his own salary at ND right? whatever he wants is fine. Alumni will foot the bill. Heck, I'd personally drive to south bend and give him a back massage and breakfast in bed every sunday morning next year if he wants it.
Guys, we should've just fired him after the 2010 Navy game so we wouldn't have to worry about him leaving us for BC
I would say if he goes we should go after Gene Chizik, but I would shine helmets that Texas goes after him because of the abysmal job Manny Diaz has done.
If he were to accept another job, I am not sure I want him to stay for the NCG.
Sure he is a great DC; sure he really loves these guys; and I know his intentions would be to give 100% to this team during preperation, but I am also confident that his mind and efforts would wander. Be honost - wouldn't yours?
This is primetime recruiting season, this is when the coaches really close the deals on kids coming to their program. Plus he would have to begin building a staff and there will be other new coaches across the country attempting to build new staffs as well.
As much as I like him as our DC and believe he is a difference maker. I don't want him to stick around if he accepts another position. The distraction would be too much.
Remember the motto for this season: "Next Man In"
As much as any coach on the staff, Diaco deserves to finish out this season with Notre Dame no matter what he decides about accepting a head coaching position elsewhere. Kelly and his coaching staff put this team together, developing Charlie's recruits and bringing in their own. Bob Diaco has been a key part of that process.
The backbone of our team, the defense, are a testament to Diaco's coaching. To deprive him of the opportunity to pursue a head coaching position or to prohibit him from finishing out the season if he accepts a position elsewhere would be an inappropriate response.
If he wants to stay through the national championship game before accepting his next coaching challenge, then we should be excited about his commitment to this year's team.
There are also the rumors out there that he's looking for a multi-year deal from ND and using this as levereage.. ND doesn't normally give multi-year deals to assistants but I think now would be a good time to set a new trend.
FYI, he's 31 years old. That's really young.
No, he's 39.
FYI, he's 31 years old. That's really young.
He's 39.
If he wants to go be a head coach he has my blessing and ALL of my well wishes. But if I find out that he was looking for a multi-year deal and we didn't give it to him Imma be pissed.
I totally agree. Don't see any reason why we can't give him a multi-year deal when he deserves as much credit as anyone for this team's turnaround. They may have to be a little creative with the contract but I'm sure Savvy Jack, who was a big-time sports lawyer for decades before coming to ND, can work that out.