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DeMarcus Van Dyke officially on Staff as Defensive Quality Control...guy

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No_Fly_Zone said:
Honestly, he's done very little as a coach to this point. But (speaking only for myself) I am excited for his potential and the contributions I believe he can make to the program in the short term and long term. DVD is a young, local guy who played six seasons in the NFL (recently... not decades ago) and was a dual-sport athlete at UM. He's known in the community, is generally well-liked, and has the sort of personality that I think will resonate with recruits. The coaching resume isn't there yet, granted, but he can learn those skills on the job while working with the coaches and providing a recruiting bump in the secondary (who need all the help they can get) in the meantime.
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Franchise, consider this entry-level for a guy they like and whom they think has potential to develop as a coach. The pros have similar entry-level coaching positions. A friend's son spent several years with an NFL team as a "special teams assistant" working with special teams coach. He is now a defensive backfield assistant, working with defensive backfield coach. Probably something of a promotion.
 
TheMatador said:
Not true. We took guys who were not elite on the lists and made them into elite

You think Kevin Patrick, Greg Mark, Russ Maryland were big-time recruits? They weren't.
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Its my opinion I think this will be a positive, I could be wrong but im confident that we will land a beast on the trail
 
The Franchise said:
I’m happy for him, but please explain why this is such a great hire. What has he done as a recruiter or football coach that has people so excited? Before any pvssies think I’m ripping him or the hire, I’m not. I just want to know why this is such a great hire.
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So they will tear him down, the minute some south florida sell out leave for alabama or some other crap hole of a place!!!
 
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Kool is no doubt a loss but if you can get a coach who is just under him in the coaching department but is worlds above him in recruiting then it’s not that big of a deal really
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
Honestly, he's done very little as a coach to this point. But (speaking only for myself) I am excited for his potential and the contributions I believe he can make to the program in the short term and long term. DVD is a young, local guy who played six seasons in the NFL (recently... not decades ago) and was a dual-sport athlete at UM. He's known in the community, is generally well-liked, and has the sort of personality that I think will resonate with recruits. The coaching resume isn't there yet, granted, but he can learn those skills on the job while working with the coaches and providing a recruiting bump in the secondary (who need all the help they can get) in the meantime.
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I appreciate the reply. I don't see anything tangible, but I'm happy we hired him. Hopefully, he turns out to be helpful in building relationships locally. I like the long-term vision of hiring a lot of gregarious guys with community ties.
 
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The first step in firing Rumph and replacing him with someone with more recent nfl experience to pass on to the kids.
 
Dwinstitles said:
Bama copied our formula, they out talent people. We should always be that good if not better
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We have inherent advantages that Alabama or no other sec school will have. get a guy in there that can recruit and teach like the other coaches are doing, we will continue our ascension to our rightful place, championship level program.
 
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