zonadub
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Don't think Brooks turned down the job. Just wanted to clear that up.
thought I remembered reading this...
Bollinger contacted, not interested. Bubba is high on list so far, but decision hasn't been made.
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Don't think Brooks turned down the job. Just wanted to clear that up.
sorry, thought either ira or vince had posted that BB had been contacted and was not interested, but I'm old and memory is not as good as it used to be. my apologies.
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"Bubba's dream job" on this board seems much like the comment that Bollinger "bleeds green", but wore red (red of one of UND's biggest hockey rivals at that) and turned down the job at UND. Not hating on Bubba, just agreeing with jdub about that particular comment.
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definitely still on the DeBoer bandwagon.
on the other hand, if Schweigert is the choice, defense is where the Sioux need to concentrate their effort, so would be ok with Bubba as the choice.
can't imagine, however, how a "National Search" comes down to 2 finalists from the same school that are coordinators for UND's last coach.
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SIU total offense ranked 58 vs total defense of 40 in FCS.
UND: 66 (offense) and 90 (defense) last year according to Darell's post earlier today.
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screamin eagles?
Eastern Washington
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I say 5. Ask this question after the Northern Colorado game and let's see how it changes.
Using Northern Colorado as the measuring stick??!!! How far has this program dropped?
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Would you rather have a long tenured head coach that puts a good, not great, team on the field? Competitive almost every year, maybe a conference title or three, playoff appearances but no national championships? Or would you prefer a coach who, because he brings conference championships and national championships to UND, is gone to bigger and better things like Wyoming in 5 or 10 years?
Is this the choice facing Faison and UND at this point? The question seems relevant. Schweigert, according to gfhockey, bleeds green and the UND head coaching position is his dream job. There is little to no reason to doubt him, his sources have been pretty good so far. DeBoer would be using UND as a stepping stone (same source), but since he has 3 national championships under his belt in 4 years (albeit NAIA), the upside potential seems greater.
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when do we reach the point where we would have just been better off keeping mussman?
Agree that point does not exist. Players, no matter how good they are, are on the team for a maximum of 5 years. Coaches can be in place for more than a decade.
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Why isnt a finalist on campus today, ..,
Which is worse? A Friday December 20th presser, or a Monday December 23rd presser?
Rhetorical question?
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And doesn't Faison know the coach will need more than one assistant coach? It's like he's never hired anyone before!?!?!
maybe this is why New Mexico State's football program is a bad while the rest of NMSU's teams aren't...
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Jeff Kolpack @FGOSPORTSWRITER 11m
Football Scoop says SIU coordinators Kalen DeBoer and Bubba Schweigert are finalists for the UND job.
Was Schweigert also asked/invited to apply?
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so the probability that the next coach was "not on the list" of 70+ names has fallen thru? does that mean that the pay scale could not be raised enough to bring in Faison's target?
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Have there been any on-campus sightings of potential candidates - Schweigert, deBoer, or anyone else?
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Thank you
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would someone please explain - - - why is Eades gone? I never heard what happened.
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Besides Pflugrad, Who of the applicants is currently "lighting it up"?
took another look at the Army OC Ian Shields:
http://www.goarmyspo...elds_ian00.html
Head coach Rich Ellerson named Ian Shields Army's offensive coordinator in January 2009. ...
Since Shields's arrival, Army has not ranked lower than 16th in the nation in rushing, producing three top 10 finishes. His offenses have accounted for three of the program's 12 most productive seasons on the ground in terms of yardage and touchdowns, and three of the Black Knights' top 16 rushing games have come in the last four seasons. Three of the four units that Shields has coached since his arrival have finished among the Black Knights' all-time top 10 in total offensive yardage.
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So one would also think a call was made to Caruso, who has not applied. And possibly Wristen.
Was not aware of that, I retract my previous statement.
as do I
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I am at work and did a quick look and didn't come across anything of concern....is there something I missed?
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A question for those who believe that Mussman should have been fired in October so that applications could have been rolling in sooner... with ND's open records law, who would have applied for the job when there was a month or more left in their team's season?
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I work with a guy that played for Deboer and he says Faison called him and asked him to apply. I think he would be a good hire.
So one would also think a call was made to Caruso, who has not applied. And possibly Wristen.
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NAIA assistants who came into our house and punched us in the mouth without a single player on scholarship.
And won 3 national championships in 4 years. 2nd in the other.
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Former Griz running back Beau Donaldson sentenced to 10 years for rape.
http://missoulian.co...1a4bcf887a.html
4 Montana football players accused of a gang rape potentially having drugged the woman; Pflugrad knows and doesn't tell his supervisors.
http://missoulian.co...1a4bcf887a.html
"But in January, UM President Royce Engstrom wrote in a draft of planned public remarks that then-Grizzlies football coach
Robin Pflugrad had disciplined some football players accused of raping a woman, but did not report the incident to his supervisors."
Quarterback Jordan Johnson acquitted of rape.
So during Plugrad's tenure at Montana one football player was convicted of rape; one was acquitted and four were accused but not charged.
However, when you take into consideration that the DOJ investigation found that the U of Montana police dealt with investigations of sexual assault so poorly that they rose to the level of a civil rights violation the fact that one player was acquitted and four weren't charged is pretty meaningless. The handling of the allegations were not conducted in a manner in which convictions could reasonably happen.
http://www.justice.g...find_5-9-13.pdf
But you know, Pflugrad is exactly who we should be bringing in as a coach at UND. An AD would have to be crazy to take that chance.
sheds a different light on the situation.
this would disqualify him from the final 9, imho
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Does Faison have to interview all 9? If so, does a phone call suffice? Can he only interview 1 if he so chooses?
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their board is not very active about this subject, only 16 posts in that thread. does their apathy say anything?