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Good hire by Memphis after the previous DC lasted a few days on staff before bolting to Michigan. https://gotigersgo.com/news/2024/4/9/silverfield-adds-nowinsky-to-memphis-football-staff

But if I recall, Bly was a great college player on an UNC team stacked with great talent during the late 1990s. He would have started and excel anywhere at that level.

Who is y'all? I don't like all of these transfers but the coaches are just as bad.

So now coaches in college football are jumping to multiple jobs within the offseason. Nevermind that they are doing this before, during or after spring football. Players and transfer portal issues are legit, but these coaches are not far behind. What a clusterfck. I am not amused.

Good stuff and, yeah, now I see why that RB coach bolted to Michigan.

Which staff? Jim Mora's UConn staff?

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/college/kentucky/2015/05/30/former-west-virginia-qb-clint-trickett-raves-new-kentucky-coordinator-shannon-dawson/28169959/

Pop has had some bad luck with being on failed coaching staffs. Hoping the best for him but also hope Spence has other connects.

He has a great story from being a cancer survivor. https://archive.triblive.com/sports/college/pitt/pitt-assistant-strength-coachs-battle-with-cancer-inspires-players/#axzz3AflQ7UEx

Poor guy.

Sounds like Al Golden gave him a nice reference. Good for him.

Didn't know where to post this and I didn't want to open an OT thread. Anyways, are you ready for some (UFL) football? Here are the coaching staffs for this upcoming season. Some familiar names. I like seeing these older names involved in this league but I would like some more young coaches...

I wonder if Sean Spence will stick around or move on.

Interesting article about one head coach who was fired and refused to take a buyout. https://www.deseret.com/sports/2021/1/25/22245981/former-usu-footbal-coach-gary-andersen-refuses-payment-on-remainder-of-contract

An article on the Mountain West Conference coaches. Personally, I enjoy watching this Conference play late on a fall Saturday. So many types of offenses. https://www.deseret.com/2024/2/16/24073903/mountain-west-coaching-turnover-unprecedented-blake-anderson-bronco-mendenhall-ken-niumatalolo

I will be curious to see what kind of offense he'll run at Arizona as he ran several types at Syracuse. Also, I recall back in 2002 when he was replaced as the Texas A&M OC by fellow staff member Kevin Sumlin. But this is going back a few years...

Minter's dad Rick had quite a staff at UCinncy during late 1990s. Names like Rex Ryan, Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh. https://kornackiwolverinereport.substack.com/p/minter-learned-how-to-attack-on-defense

The example I often cite was Dan Henning, who was good enough to run offenses for Don Shula, Joe Gibbs, Bill Parcells and Marv Levy yet was a constant failure as HC.

Players are ripped for quitting on their teams midseason and bowl games, and deservedly so, IMO. But then you have coaches pulling this stunt on not only his players but his assistant coaches as well. Fck them too.

How long before the FIU head man bolts as well. He's worked in the NFL so he's connected. I suspect he isn't sticking around much longer.