When Will Karl Become the Coach?

[Cratter]

On 2/19/2022 at 9:32 AM, Cratter said:

Vikings will now have one of the youngest head coaches in the league.

It's certainly a trend to watch.

And look what happened!

Minus today of course. 

[Frozen4sioux]

 

On 2/23/2022 at 1:01 PM, UNDBIZ said:

And just to clarify here, Karl Goehring is 43 years old.  He's not some kid on the staff, haha.

That's young... very young goshdarnedit!!! 

That's an age that just oozes youth and vitality and athletic and mental vibrance.

 

When the brain fog and knee joints... and  back...  allow it.

[tnt]

8 hours ago, Cratter said:

And look what happened!

Minus today of course. 

Frankly, with how bad their defense has been, I can see them losing a lot of the one score games they have miraculously won this year.   I guess the margins in the NFL are so tight now, but it has become more and more likely you make the playoffs one year and miss the next based on how you perform in the last two minutes of the game, or critical point in the game anyway.  

[siouxkid12]

On 2/19/2022 at 8:32 AM, Cratter said:

DU hired a coach in his 20s and that seems to be working out pretty good for them.

The trend in all sports seems to be hiring younger coaches and I think its the best thing. These players today are not made to be coached the way these older coaches know how to. It's not a knock on the older coaches but more of a knock on how a lot of these younger players have been coached/handled by people.

[jk]

29 minutes ago, siouxkid12 said:

The trend in all sports seems to be hiring younger coaches and I think its the best thing. These players today are not made to be coached the way these older coaches know how to. It's not a knock on the older coaches but more of a knock on how a lot of these younger players have been coached/handled by people.

Worth noting the other three teams in the frozen four last year were coached by old guys.

[MafiaMan]

If Karl Goehring gets offered a job t another school, he’ll take it and use it as a stepping stone to move on.
 

See also:  Potulny, Grant.

[scpa0305]

22 hours ago, jk said:

Worth noting the other three teams in the frozen four last year were coached by old guys.

Young/old not sure it overly matters if you have the right staff. What does matter is kids want to go play with other good kids. Michigan/MN’s pipeline is loaded…and you see all the top recruits going there. It should probably get “too full” and the next crop of top players need somewhere else to go. We just need to hope that us…and not Michigan state, Denver, etc.

i have heard recently from a good recruit that he had a really tough time deciding between MN and Denver. Noted Carle is a great guys who allows his skill players to play. As a Nodak fan I brought up us and he mentioned he never considered and said something slightly negative about allowing skilled players to play skilled. I didn’t necessarily follow. 

[Irish]

48 minutes ago, scpa0305 said:

Young/old not sure it overly matters if you have the right staff. What does matter is kids want to go play with other good kids. Michigan/MN’s pipeline is loaded…and you see all the top recruits going there. It should probably get “too full” and the next crop of top players need somewhere else to go. We just need to hope that us…and not Michigan state, Denver, etc.

i have heard recently from a good recruit that he had a really tough time deciding between MN and Denver. Noted Carle is a great guys who allows his skill players to play. As a Nodak fan I brought up us and he mentioned he never considered and said something slightly negative about allowing skilled players to play skilled. I didn’t necessarily follow. 

How many times have we seen Berry's "system" turn high scoring recruits into so-so college players.   If this is a common perception among potential recruits it is way more devastating to our recruiting efforts than NIL or other teams catching up in facilities.  Remember when recruits wanted to come here because they knew it was the best place to develop into NHL players (think Parise for example).  The staff needs to rethink things and fast.  

[SIOUXELEVENS]

54 minutes ago, Irish said:

How many times have we seen Berry's "system" turn high scoring recruits into so-so college players.   If this is a common perception among potential recruits it is way more devastating to our recruiting efforts than NIL or other teams catching up in facilities.  Remember when recruits wanted to come here because they knew it was the best place to develop into NHL players (think Parise for example).  The staff needs to rethink things and fast.  

Said this more then once ,UND where good  offensive players go to get worse !

[SIOUXFAN97]

2 hours ago, SIOUXELEVENS said:

Said this more then once ,UND where good  offensive players go to get worse !

wonder if tambellini is ready to talk more openly about walking away so quickly....

[stoneySIOUX]

2 hours ago, SIOUXELEVENS said:

Said this more then once ,UND where good  offensive players go to get worse !

Just for scientific purposes... what players are you thinking? Would be good to get a list. And after that, let's see how they performed once they went elsewhere. If it's all on Bubbs, you'd expect Chris Wilkie, Adam Tambellini, etc., to take off once they left their UND shackles, right?

[scpa0305]

On 11/22/2022 at 4:30 PM, stoneySIOUX said:

Just for scientific purposes... what players are you thinking? Would be good to get a list. And after that, let's see how they performed once they went elsewhere. If it's all on Bubbs, you'd expect Chris Wilkie, Adam Tambellini, etc., to take off once they left their UND shackles, right?

Actually Tambellini slightly panned out. Wilkie got better too.

[Benny Baker]

FWIW, Tambo left under Hakstol and his 7 points tied for the lead in Olympic scoring last year. (No current NHLers but former Sioux/NHLer Corban Knight had 3 points for comparison). Wilkie’s 23 goals his senior year would have easily led UND. 

[Esoteric]

Remember when Tambo left.  I believe he needed to return to a less challenging league to adjust his playing time.

[stoneySIOUX]

On 11/24/2022 at 8:10 PM, scpa0305 said:

Actually Tambellini slightly panned out. Wilkie got better too.

Better, yes. This premise is being played as kids becoming Hobey winners once they free themselves from Bubbs' creativity-snuffing clutch (I'm being dramatic lol )

[siouxforce19]

4 hours ago, Esoteric said:

Remember when Tambo left.  I believe he needed to return to a less challenging league to adjust his playing time.

I basically just remember when Tambo left we started winning more games that season.  

[Green Banner]

JT Miller decommited under Hak, he should be banned from coaching all together. 

[Blackheart]

14 minutes ago, Green Banner said:

JT Miller decommited under Hak, he should be banned from coaching all together. 

Sorry, but eff JT Miller.

[The Sicatoka]

This topic becomes a more interesting question today. 

[The Sicatoka]

On 11/27/2022 at 12:50 AM, Blackheart said:

Sorry, but eff JT Miller.

FJT Miller?  

[fightingsioux4life]

1 hour ago, The Sicatoka said:

This topic becomes a more interesting question today. 

Why today?

[iluvdebbies]

1 minute ago, fightingsioux4life said:

Why today?

Port  uncovered today that Berry's system does indeed hold back our forwards.

[The Sicatoka]

3 minutes ago, iluvdebbies said:

Port  uncovered today that Berry's system does indeed hold back our forwards.

It's a trap.
It's the trap.

I'm confused. 

[Blackheart]

4 minutes ago, iluvdebbies said:

Port  uncovered today that Berry's system does indeed hold back our forwards.

It's going to be close, but I think you just won today with this post.

[MafiaMan]

I’ll set the over/under on the “interim head coach” at January 1, 2023.