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Or just with the way the calendar is nowImagine if we had a head coach resign at the end of May in the social media era.
On June 5, 1984, Tom Olivadotti picked up his keys and dropped them loudly a dozen times while Jimmy Johnson was trying to speak to the assistant coaches for the first time.Explain
Olivadotti was ****ed he didn’t get the gig when Schnellenberger left. Olive was on his staff.Explain
Besides Butch DavisGreatest judge of football talent who ever lived.
Besides Butch Davis
Explain
We so dodged a bullet.Olivadotti was ****ed he didn’t get the gig when Schnellenberger left. Olive was on his staff.
I hope you're not suggesting JJ did.Who do you think taught Butch?
I hope you're not suggesting JJ did.
Butch was the one sniffing out talent and then evaluating it.
Almost without fail, Butch left on Thursdays - and went after talent. He recruited for Jimmy. When Jimmy left, Jimmy's players were still at UM - which Butch had observed, evaluated, and recruited.
Then, he ended up recruiting for his own team when UM faced so many sanctions we didn't have enough to have a decent scrimmage.
Butch Davis was coaching high school football when Jimmy Johnson hired him, and he coached under Jimmy for 15 years before getting the Miami head job. Learn the words mentor, and mentee.
I wasn't talking about who hired who.
Butch did the heavy recruiting at UM for JJ. Evaluating. Recommending. Recruiting.
Anyone thinks Butch alone wasn't very good?
Butch started from scratch when HE became the UM Head Coach - and gathered the greatest college football team of all time.