After reading this, tell me you wouldn't hire Schiano...

[Stylie]

No thanks

Took the words right out my mouth.

 

[TreOFive]

In all that...all he liked from Al golden was how he sent emails.....LMAO!!! How some do not realize how pathetic our head coach is is beyond me

 

[MarcoD70]

too **** long to read...Schiano is one of those guys who DOES a lot and accomplishes nothing.

NEVER CONFUSE ACTIVITY WITH ACCOMPLISHMENT

 

[We the Boss]

He had me at "Greg Schiano stands over a pile of sizzling bacon"

Ideal? No. Top 5? Probably, not.

Upgrade on Al G? Come on son, most guys with a winning record on Madden would be better on game day.

 

[LuCane]

Still not in my top 5.

1) Rich Rodriguez
2) Todd Graham
3) Butch Davis
4) Jim McElwain
5) Mark Hudspeth

I wouldn't be ****ed with Hudspeth or McElwain(mainly because theyre name isn't 'Golden'), but I really don't want to play the "turned around a mid major but hasn't won **** yet" game again.

I'd look more at "how a coach turned around a mid-major" than just leave it on the surface of perceived results. It's always possible a coach turned around a smaller school through innovation or, at least, some on-field competitive advantages. Golden "turned around" Temple through organizational skills, PR work and without ever winning a meaningful game.

Every person is his own man, got it. Im just saying I personally think were a good enough program to go out and get a "alright everybody stfu, I got this, done it before" coach instead of a "ill prove it to ya" coach.

I agree. Problem is… who are those guys? I just want a "best man for the job." I think the best man for the job is probably a little more obscure because what we need to get back to our roots is not all that common.

 

[BoriCane]

At Rutgers:

28-48 in conference, never won conference title

4-19 v ranked teams

Schiano = Golden they have the same resume and results

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THIS!! Enough said.....

 

[cowboycane]

Schiano wears Bo Pelini undies.

 

[Dingaan1828]

First, I'm not reading all that.
Second, there is nothing I could read that would make me want to hire Schiano as Cane HC.

Just say NO.

 

[mirednmediocrity2]

DO. NOT. WANT. His wife hates Miami and everything about it. Not coming here.

 

[FullyERicht]

there's Mark D'Antonio and then there's everyone else for me. Get it done.

 

[Vinnycane]

He had his chance.

 

[Skitz305]

He had me at Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Then he lost me at Joe Paterno.

But he'd still be better than anything we've had the past 10+ years. **** it, give him the job.

I though the same thing. No thanks to the Joe Paterno coaching tree, we see where that has gotten us.

 

[DuffleBagYoda]

He was average at Rutgers and chose NOT to be here before

 

[calinative umstudent]

Schiano is much better though. He at least made it to head coach in the NFL.

 

[NY Shyne]

I'd hire Schiano yesterday.

 

[cane since birth]

I DONT WANT SCHIANO

 

[UMFarArcher]

Some here want another four years of similar, **** poor football.

Why?

Schiano? Think about what you're saying!

 

[AUcane]

He was average at Rutgers and chose NOT to be here before

Did any of you even see what he did at Rutgers? Sheesh. Are you 12 years old?

 

[Gables Cane]

I like Schiano but do no want anybody from the PSU coaching tree. Honestly, Schiano reminds me of Golden.

I want an innovator.

I want a hard nosed football coach who is smart enough to surround himself with a nice mix of grey beards and recruiting aces.

I want somebody who can relate to today's high school athlete and who prefers winning over culture.

Winning establishes your culture, not citing books or spewing psychological babble. Your environment is a product of beating your opponents and demonstrating to others your superiority.

You cannot artificially create it.

 

[kgfisher]

Nope from me too. Been there, done that.