Rumph to UM

[Big Sky Cane]

Starting to see... so was Gus Malzahn a horrible hire?

Houston Nutt hired him to get his kids to Arkansas......and guess what it worked. We'll see if Mr. Rumph can deliver the same, although I highly doubt it.

 

[GaCane1213]

My God....our fans are just sad people

 

[Big Sky Cane]

So was Nick Saban a horrible hire for his first coaching position?

As a graduate assistant at Kent St.? Nope....I think that was a very appropriate launching pad for Saban. Do you not understand the difference here?

No i said when he took his first coaching job..not a GA position...

Saban was a defensive GA/Assistant for 9 YEARS IN COLLEGE before he EVER landed his FIRST position coaching job. See the difference yet?

1972–1974 Kent State (GA)

1975–1976 Kent State (D. Asst.)

1977 Syracuse (D. Asst.)

1978–1979 West Virginia (D. Asst.)

1980–1981 Ohio State (DB)

1982 Navy (D. Asst.)

1983–1987 Michigan State (DB/DC)

1988–1989 Houston Oilers (DB)

1990 Toledo

1991–1994 Cleveland Browns (DC)

1995–1999 Michigan State

2000–2004LSU

2005–2006 Miami Dolphins

2007–present Alabama

If Rumph wants to grind it out in the lower levels for 9 years and then come back I'll be on board in a heart beat.

Coaches don't go through that anymore. T-Rob is only 34 and was a ga for only 2 or 3 years before he became a db coach. Rumph has actually been a hc. Even though it was at the high school level it is more experience than t-rob when he started.

Well no ****. If he wanted to come in and be a GA for two years while we had a chance to evaluate his abilities and THEN we hired him as a position coach.....I'm on board. But that's not what we did.

 

[The Franchise]

Has to be support staff. Would be a horrible DB hire. Sony continues to pay dividends to Rumph.

Help me understand... What makes him a horrible DB hire?

Because he has no "experience" coaching corners in d-1 mr.quarterman

So was Nick Saban a horrible hire for his first coaching position?

He would have been at a marquee Power 5 program. I've softened on the Rumph hire knowing he's only responsible for CBs. But I still think it would be a dopey hire if Richt didn't get assurance Rumph could deliver dudes from Heritage.

 

[Big Sky Cane]

No i said when he took his first coaching job..not a GA position...

Saban was a defensive GA/Assistant for 9 YEARS IN COLLEGE before he EVER landed his FIRST position coaching job. See the difference yet?

1972–1974 Kent State (GA)

1975–1976 Kent State (D. Asst.)

1977 Syracuse (D. Asst.)

1978–1979 West Virginia (D. Asst.)

1980–1981 Ohio State (DB)

1982 Navy (D. Asst.)

1983–1987 Michigan State (DB/DC)

1988–1989 Houston Oilers (DB)

1990 Toledo

1991–1994 Cleveland Browns (DC)

1995–1999 Michigan State

2000–2004LSU

2005–2006 Miami Dolphins

2007–present Alabama

If Rumph wants to grind it out in the lower levels for 9 years and then come back I'll be on board in a heart beat.

So every position coach needs to have started as a GA?

At the Div 1 level? I'd say it's a no brainer genius. Do you ****ing clowns even know what goes into coaching at the college level? It's a ****ing grind to the bone. 100 hour work weeks and ****. I'd prefer my position coaches to understand and flourish in that role before coaching at UM.

Has he ever had to sit in a living room and convince a kid to come to a **** school? Has he ever had to communicate and deliver a game plan to kids at this level? Has he ever had to sit in a meeting room and discuss the merits of a particular recruit and why he should or shouldn't be offered? Has he ever failed, succeeded or honed in his instruction skills that are required for this level. This isn't ****ing high school anymore boys. I'd prefer my position coaches have already gone through those growing pains before they reach our level. It's common ****ing sense.

It's not just "Hey bro....you need a little more bend in your knees in your back pedal". The nuances of coaching at this level are enormous.

Art briles was never a ga or oc.

So now you guys are comparing Mike Rumph to Art Briles & Gus Mahlzan? **** my life.

 

[UknowWhat]

Starting to see... so was Gus Malzahn a horrible hire?

Houston Nutt hired him to get his kids to Arkansas......and guess what it worked. We'll see if Mr. Rumph can deliver the same, although I highly doubt it.

So if the kids didn't follow Malzahn to Arkansas then Malzahn would have been a hire?

 

[shayleon]

Initially with with safety and cb hires I was like "what?". But then I realized I was questioning the hire made by a coach with a 145 and 51 record. Chances are he might know what he's doing. So the way I see it, you can either continue complaining, get on board or cheer for somebody else. I'm sure Clemson has room left on their bandwagon.

 

[RVACane]

As a graduate assistant at Kent St.? Nope....I think that was a very appropriate launching pad for Saban. Do you not understand the difference here?

No i said when he took his first coaching job..not a GA position...

Saban was a defensive GA/Assistant for 9 YEARS IN COLLEGE before he EVER landed his FIRST position coaching job. See the difference yet?

1972–1974 Kent State (GA)

1975–1976 Kent State (D. Asst.)

1977 Syracuse (D. Asst.)

1978–1979 West Virginia (D. Asst.)

1980–1981 Ohio State (DB)

1982 Navy (D. Asst.)

1983–1987 Michigan State (DB/DC)

1988–1989 Houston Oilers (DB)

1990 Toledo

1991–1994 Cleveland Browns (DC)

1995–1999 Michigan State

2000–2004LSU

2005–2006 Miami Dolphins

2007–present Alabama

If Rumph wants to grind it out in the lower levels for 9 years and then come back I'll be on board in a heart beat.

So every position coach needs to have started as a GA?

At the Div 1 level? I'd say it's a no brainer genius. Do you ****ing clowns even know what goes into coaching at the college level? It's a ****ing grind to the bone. 100 hour work weeks and ****. I'd prefer my position coaches to understand and flourish in that role before coaching at UM.

Has he ever had to sit in a living room and convince a kid to come to a **** school? Has he ever had to communicate and deliver a game plan to kids at this level? Has he ever had to sit in a meeting room and discuss the merits of a particular recruit and why he should or shouldn't be offered? Has he ever failed, succeeded or honed in his instruction skills that are required for this level. This isn't ****ing high school anymore boys. I'd prefer my position coaches have already gone through those growing pains before they reach our level. It's common ****ing sense.

It's not just "Hey bro....you need a little more bend in your knees in your back pedal". The nuances of coaching at this level are enormous.

No really... Mr. Big Sky... you're clearly the genius... you were able to cut and paste Nick Saban's coaching history out of Wikipedia, or wherever the **** you brilliantly researched it from, so that you could school Papa Shaq in what qualifies someone to be a cornerbacks coach. We can all learn a lot from you.

 

[CanesFactory]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

 

[Mico Jones]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

Where the f*ck have you been the last 10 years?

After Coker, Shannon & the fraud Golden No one will get the benefit of the doubt anymore.

 

[Big Sky Cane]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

Richt hired Schottenheimer as OC at Georgia last year too. How'd that work out? Bunch of blind ******* homers. The guy isn't teflon.

 

[RVACane]

No i said when he took his first coaching job..not a GA position...

Saban was a defensive GA/Assistant for 9 YEARS IN COLLEGE before he EVER landed his FIRST position coaching job. See the difference yet?

1972–1974 Kent State (GA)

1975–1976 Kent State (D. Asst.)

1977 Syracuse (D. Asst.)

1978–1979 West Virginia (D. Asst.)

1980–1981 Ohio State (DB)

1982 Navy (D. Asst.)

1983–1987 Michigan State (DB/DC)

1988–1989 Houston Oilers (DB)

1990 Toledo

1991–1994 Cleveland Browns (DC)

1995–1999 Michigan State

2000–2004LSU

2005–2006 Miami Dolphins

2007–present Alabama

If Rumph wants to grind it out in the lower levels for 9 years and then come back I'll be on board in a heart beat.

So every position coach needs to have started as a GA?

At the Div 1 level? I'd say it's a no brainer genius. Do you ****ing clowns even know what goes into coaching at the college level? It's a ****ing grind to the bone. 100 hour work weeks and ****. I'd prefer my position coaches to understand and flourish in that role before coaching at UM.

Has he ever had to sit in a living room and convince a kid to come to a **** school? Has he ever had to communicate and deliver a game plan to kids at this level? Has he ever had to sit in a meeting room and discuss the merits of a particular recruit and why he should or shouldn't be offered? Has he ever failed, succeeded or honed in his instruction skills that are required for this level. This isn't ****ing high school anymore boys. I'd prefer my position coaches have already gone through those growing pains before they reach our level. It's common ****ing sense.

It's not just "Hey bro....you need a little more bend in your knees in your back pedal". The nuances of coaching at this level are enormous.

Art briles was never a ga or oc.

Then he must suck according to this dude

 

[nycane]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

Richt hired Schottenheimer as OC at Georgia last year too. How'd that work out? Bunch of blind ****ing homers. The guy isn't teflon.

he was forced to hire him

 

[252cane]

Saban was a defensive GA/Assistant for 9 YEARS IN COLLEGE before he EVER landed his FIRST position coaching job. See the difference yet?

1972–1974 Kent State (GA)

1975–1976 Kent State (D. Asst.)

1977 Syracuse (D. Asst.)

1978–1979 West Virginia (D. Asst.)

1980–1981 Ohio State (DB)

1982 Navy (D. Asst.)

1983–1987 Michigan State (DB/DC)

1988–1989 Houston Oilers (DB)

1990 Toledo

1991–1994 Cleveland Browns (DC)

1995–1999 Michigan State

2000–2004LSU

2005–2006 Miami Dolphins

2007–present Alabama

If Rumph wants to grind it out in the lower levels for 9 years and then come back I'll be on board in a heart beat.

So every position coach needs to have started as a GA?

At the Div 1 level? I'd say it's a no brainer genius. Do you ****ing clowns even know what goes into coaching at the college level? It's a ****ing grind to the bone. 100 hour work weeks and ****. I'd prefer my position coaches to understand and flourish in that role before coaching at UM.

Has he ever had to sit in a living room and convince a kid to come to a **** school? Has he ever had to communicate and deliver a game plan to kids at this level? Has he ever had to sit in a meeting room and discuss the merits of a particular recruit and why he should or shouldn't be offered? Has he ever failed, succeeded or honed in his instruction skills that are required for this level. This isn't ****ing high school anymore boys. I'd prefer my position coaches have already gone through those growing pains before they reach our level. It's common ****ing sense.

It's not just "Hey bro....you need a little more bend in your knees in your back pedal". The nuances of coaching at this level are enormous.

Art briles was never a ga or oc.

So now you guys are comparing Mike Rumph to Art Briles & Gus Mahlzan? **** my life.

What I'm saying is it's bull**** that you have to go through all these steps to be a good coach. If you can coach you can coach. More and more guys are starting to show that you don't have to be a ga for years before you can take over as coach, especially as a position coach.

 

[Big Sky Cane]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

Richt hired Schottenheimer as OC at Georgia last year too. How'd that work out? Bunch of blind ****ing homers. The guy isn't teflon.

he was forced to hire him

How about the other multiple coaches Richt has hired and fired during his tenure @ UGA. Most GOOD HC's don't need to fire coaches because they get it right the first time. Richt's track record for hiring coaches is suspect at best......it's undebatable.

 

[CanesFactory]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

Where the f*ck have you been the last 10 years?

After Coker, Shannon & the fraud Golden No one will get the benefit of the doubt anymore.

Come on, you just put Richt in the same group as Golden, Coker and Shannon. Richt has faced SEC defenses for 15 years. I'm sure he has a better idea of what a good corner looks like and how a good DB coach looks like.

 

[jerzeycane]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

Where the f*ck have you been the last 10 years?

After Coker, Shannon & the fraud Golden No one will get the benefit of the doubt anymore.

Come on, you just put Richt in the same group as Golden, Coker and Shannon. Richt has faced SEC defenses for 15 years. I'm sure he has a better idea of what a good corner looks like and how a good DB coach looks like.

Richt out here going toe to toe with some of the greatest teams in college football over the last decade...and you know how we greet him? With the indecency of comparing him to niggaz like Uncle Fester...sheesh

 

[Mico Jones]

Richt hires Kool and we call it a great move.
Richt hires Rumph and we say it a mistake.
Lets just trust Richt that he knows what he's doing.

Where the f*ck have you been the last 10 years?

After Coker, Shannon & the fraud Golden No one will get the benefit of the doubt anymore.

Come on, you just put Richt in the same group as Golden, Coker and Shannon. Richt has faced SEC defenses for 15 years. I'm sure he has a better idea of what a good corner looks like and how a good DB coach looks like.

NO ONE gets the benefit of the doubt anymore

 

[52CANES]

Saban was a defensive GA/Assistant for 9 YEARS IN COLLEGE before he EVER landed his FIRST position coaching job. See the difference yet?

1972–1974 Kent State (GA)

1975–1976 Kent State (D. Asst.)

1977 Syracuse (D. Asst.)

1978–1979 West Virginia (D. Asst.)

1980–1981 Ohio State (DB)

1982 Navy (D. Asst.)

1983–1987 Michigan State (DB/DC)

1988–1989 Houston Oilers (DB)

1990 Toledo

1991–1994 Cleveland Browns (DC)

1995–1999 Michigan State

2000–2004LSU

2005–2006 Miami Dolphins

2007–present Alabama

If Rumph wants to grind it out in the lower levels for 9 years and then come back I'll be on board in a heart beat.

So every position coach needs to have started as a GA?

At the Div 1 level? I'd say it's a no brainer genius. Do you ****ing clowns even know what goes into coaching at the college level? It's a ****ing grind to the bone. 100 hour work weeks and ****. I'd prefer my position coaches to understand and flourish in that role before coaching at UM.

Has he ever had to sit in a living room and convince a kid to come to a **** school? Has he ever had to communicate and deliver a game plan to kids at this level? Has he ever had to sit in a meeting room and discuss the merits of a particular recruit and why he should or shouldn't be offered? Has he ever failed, succeeded or honed in his instruction skills that are required for this level. This isn't ****ing high school anymore boys. I'd prefer my position coaches have already gone through those growing pains before they reach our level. It's common ****ing sense.

It's not just "Hey bro....you need a little more bend in your knees in your back pedal". The nuances of coaching at this level are enormous.

Art briles was never a ga or oc.

So now you guys are comparing Mike Rumph to Art Briles & Gus Mahlzan? **** my life.

All Malzahn ever did was coach high school football in mudhole, arkansas. Next thing you know he was an SEC offensive coordinator. Was it harder to coach HS football in Arkansas or something? Rumph already has 2 state titles... in florida. Why can't he be compared to Malzahn?

 

[UknowWhat]

Saban was a defensive GA/Assistant for 9 YEARS IN COLLEGE before he EVER landed his FIRST position coaching job. See the difference yet?

1972–1974 Kent State (GA)

1975–1976 Kent State (D. Asst.)

1977 Syracuse (D. Asst.)

1978–1979 West Virginia (D. Asst.)

1980–1981 Ohio State (DB)

1982 Navy (D. Asst.)

1983–1987 Michigan State (DB/DC)

1988–1989 Houston Oilers (DB)

1990 Toledo

1991–1994 Cleveland Browns (DC)

1995–1999 Michigan State

2000–2004LSU

2005–2006 Miami Dolphins

2007–present Alabama

If Rumph wants to grind it out in the lower levels for 9 years and then come back I'll be on board in a heart beat.

So every position coach needs to have started as a GA?

At the Div 1 level? I'd say it's a no brainer genius. Do you ****ing clowns even know what goes into coaching at the college level? It's a ****ing grind to the bone. 100 hour work weeks and ****. I'd prefer my position coaches to understand and flourish in that role before coaching at UM.

Has he ever had to sit in a living room and convince a kid to come to a **** school? Has he ever had to communicate and deliver a game plan to kids at this level? Has he ever had to sit in a meeting room and discuss the merits of a particular recruit and why he should or shouldn't be offered? Has he ever failed, succeeded or honed in his instruction skills that are required for this level. This isn't ****ing high school anymore boys. I'd prefer my position coaches have already gone through those growing pains before they reach our level. It's common ****ing sense.

It's not just "Hey bro....you need a little more bend in your knees in your back pedal". The nuances of coaching at this level are enormous.

Art briles was never a ga or oc.

So now you guys are comparing Mike Rumph to Art Briles & Gus Mahlzan? **** my life.

Last questions Big... Do you think you know .. more than Rump when it comes to coaching?