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Kyle Liburd said:
UMFarArcher said:
Wait.

So Urban, the Master lost today.

And Herman, the Graduate of the Urban school of football also lost today.

Somebody done took a chainsaw to that coaching tree.
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we could chainsaw Butch's tree but all them have losing records or were already fired


/ 1. Gundy
2. Herman
3. Butch
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Wait.....wut? LOL



Several of Davis' assistant coaches from his head coaching positions have gone on to be NFL and college football head coaches. Three of the coordinators from his time at the University of Miami would go on to be head coaches at either the NCAA or NFL level. Special teams coach Chuck Pagano is head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, Greg Schiano would go on to become the head coach of Rutgers and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Larry Coker became the head coach of the University of Miami following Davis' departure and is currently the head coach at The University of Texas at San Antonio. In addition to Pagano, Schiano, and Coker, former FIU head coach Mario Cristobal served under Davis as a graduate assistant from 1998 to 2000. Another assistant coach under Davis at Miami who would go on to become a head coach is Randy Shannon. Shannon served as the linebackers coach for Davis' first three years at Miami. Current Tulane football coach Curtis Johnson also was an assistant under Davis at UM. Johnson served as the wide receivers coach from 1996 to 2005. Davis' tight ends coach at the University of Miami was Rob Chudzinski, former head coach of the Cleveland Browns. Chudzinski worked in Cleveland when Davis was the head coach there serving as tight ends coach in 2004.

While with the Cleveland Browns and the North Carolina Tar Heels, three of Davis' assistant coaches went on to serve as head coaches in some capacity. Everett Withers replaced him as the head coach at North Carolina on an interim basis. Withers is currently a head coach at James Madison University. The secondary coach in Cleveland under Davis, Todd Bowles served as the interim head coach of the Miami Dolphins in 2011 and is now the head coach for the New York Jets.[17] Davis' special teams coach in Cleveland in 2004, Taver Johnson, served as the interim head coach of Arkansas for a brief time during the spring following Bobby Petrino's departure and currently is the cornerbacks coach. Bruce Arians served as offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns under Davis from 2001-2003. After stints as the offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts, Arians served as the interim head coach for the Colts and is now head coach of the Arizona Cardinals.
 
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Kyle Liburd said:
UMFarArcher said:
Wait.

So Urban, the Master lost today.

And Herman, the Graduate of the Urban school of football also lost today.

Somebody done took a chainsaw to that coaching tree.
Click to expand...

we could chainsaw Butch's tree but all them have losing records or were already fired


/ 1. Gundy
2. Herman
3. Butch
Click to expand...


You shake the tree, and the nuts fall out.

Just like clockwork.
 
The guy is in his first season at UH and has them sitting at 10-1. Not allowed to lose a game? (on the road much less, after the biggest win of the season a week before).
 
You guys are tough. By your logic, no coach is good enough for this program. Lulz
 
duke4heisman said:
Wait.....wut? LOL



Several of Davis' assistant coaches from his head coaching positions have gone on to be NFL and college football head coaches. Three of the coordinators from his time at the University of Miami would go on to be head coaches at either the NCAA or NFL level. Special teams coach Chuck Pagano is head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, Greg Schiano would go on to become the head coach of Rutgers and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Larry Coker became the head coach of the University of Miami following Davis' departure and is currently the head coach at The University of Texas at San Antonio. In addition to Pagano, Schiano, and Coker, former FIU head coach Mario Cristobal served under Davis as a graduate assistant from 1998 to 2000. Another assistant coach under Davis at Miami who would go on to become a head coach is Randy Shannon. Shannon served as the linebackers coach for Davis' first three years at Miami. Current Tulane football coach Curtis Johnson also was an assistant under Davis at UM. Johnson served as the wide receivers coach from 1996 to 2005. Davis' tight ends coach at the University of Miami was Rob Chudzinski, former head coach of the Cleveland Browns. Chudzinski worked in Cleveland when Davis was the head coach there serving as tight ends coach in 2004.

While with the Cleveland Browns and the North Carolina Tar Heels, three of Davis' assistant coaches went on to serve as head coaches in some capacity. Everett Withers replaced him as the head coach at North Carolina on an interim basis. Withers is currently a head coach at James Madison University. The secondary coach in Cleveland under Davis, Todd Bowles served as the interim head coach of the Miami Dolphins in 2011 and is now the head coach for the New York Jets.[17] Davis' special teams coach in Cleveland in 2004, Taver Johnson, served as the interim head coach of Arkansas for a brief time during the spring following Bobby Petrino's departure and currently is the cornerbacks coach. Bruce Arians served as offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns under Davis from 2001-2003. After stints as the offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts, Arians served as the interim head coach for the Colts and is now head coach of the Arizona Cardinals.
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K....let's break down your list.

1.) Pagano- Good solid Coach

2.) Schiano- Coached football for 25 years (2 under Davis). Now he's a part of Butch's "Tree" O.K. Gotcha.

3.) Coker- Lulz

4.) Shannon- Lulz

5.) Curtis Johnson- Has proven to be a solid WR coach in the NFL and college. Head coach.....Lulz

6.) Everett Withers- Solid DC and doing decent work as head man at James Madison.

7.) Todd Bowels- Solid hire. Seems to be a very bright defensive mind.

8.) Arains- He **** canned Arians after the 2003 season. Good move Butch! Arians been coaching for 40 years (2 with Butch and then ultimately gets fired) and now he's a part of Butch's "tree".

Good god you BBB guys are delusional at best. I could go into the numerous "failed" hires of Davis tenure as head coach but I'll just stick to your success stories. Enough LULZ in there for everyone.
 
this dude has like 1 post, GTFOH!!! LOL, Herman would kill it here, if we play against and we don't have butch, he will kill us... fvckin douche
 
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