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Any chance some of the offensive coaches get re-hired?

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Hartley, Dugans? No chance? EAD? DIAF? OPSTACKSDS?

Just passing the time. It seems plausible.
 
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I was wondering this also I saw something about wanting to keep Hartley not sure if that was just a rumor or if that person knew what they were talking about
 
Hartley the only one i would consider and I would stash as a recruiter and not game day coach.
Dugans missed every single target this cycle and his receivers dropped way too many times las season, he can stay gone
 
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RomeoJunior said:
Jon simply taking his time vetting several offers, sources say.
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Jon is waiting for D’Nofrio to pick a team as DC so he can join him as the OC and create an unstoppable force that will contend with the Alabamas and Ohio States of the college football world for years to come.
 
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I think it’s absolutely possible. Depends on the new OC. I think Diaz needed to clear the decks so that the new OC wouldn’t feel obligated. Having staff in place would only complicate the search. If the new OC feels that Hartley, for example, is the best TE coach/recruiter available, there’s no reason they couldn’t hire him back.

Personally, I think they are all completely replaceable. I would personally welcome Hartley back, but DGAF if he’s gone for good either. Dugans I would somewhat warily accept. Anyone else comes back I’ll be ****ed.
 
Its possible but not sure if they will have room for a dedicated TE coach. If the OC can't double up and it seems Diaz wants a dedicated qb coach then they won't have room for Hartley.
 
I wouldnt mind Hartley, tight ends played pretty well under him. Dugans and brown seemed pretty toxic, I'm all for a clean slate though
 
Did any of them take other gigs yet? I know Duges and Hartley were rumored to be at FSU but nothing official.
 
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hugohso said:
Hartley the only one i would consider and I would stash as a recruiter and not game day coach.
Dugans missed every single target this cycle and his receivers dropped way too many times las season, he can stay gone
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Not to mention the favoritism he showed to older and more limited players while appearing to have disdain for younger, potentially higher ceiling players. It’s hard as a coach to not play favorites, but Dugans didn’t seem to have any interest in trying, even when the production on the field was woefully lacking. He also should have been pounding the desk lobbying for more touches for guys like Jeff Thomas and trying to get at Richt that the QB situation and play calling was making his guys and him look bad.

Dugans was a Richt yes-man. We don’t need that.
 
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