Searles

[Caneman2]

How the **** did he get the UNC OL coaching job?

 

[CFLCane]

Coaching is a good ole boy fraternity.

 

[jerome c]

no doubt them white boys stick together

 

[TheToadSage]

no doubt them white boys stick together

Not me, I love black folks too much . Too much soul in me and I'm country af

 

[brock]

Not that he sticks around much of any where but he’s won a national championship as an oline coach and has coached at multiple major power 5 programs like Miami, LSU, uga, Texas and to a lesser extent va tech and now unc

 

[caneworld]

It's a merry go round .... easy 100k for the average assistant

 

[JBCanes-NC]

He knows somebody that knows somebody

 

[JBCanes-NC]

no doubt them white boys stick together

what white boys

 

[Brooklyndee]

How the **** did he get the UNC OL coaching job?

Because the problem wasnt searles. It was the scheme he was forced to run... his line at unc already looks better than here.

 

[HurricaneHauk]

Because the problem wasnt searles. It was the scheme he was forced to run... his line at unc already looks better than here.

Did Manny not recognize this or did he just want a whole fresh start on the offensive side?

 

[NorthEastCane]

Did Manny not recognize this or did he just want a whole fresh start on the offensive side?

It seems like the latter.

 

[Mandingo]

Because the problem wasnt searles. It was the scheme he was forced to run... his line at unc already looks better than here.

Will be interesting to see how they handle the gut blitz packages, and the right side when they have two Frosh in....

 

[caneworld]

Did Manny not recognize this or did he just want a whole fresh start on the offensive side?

Enos decided his staff... Manny stamped the deal.

 

[OldhamA]

Did Manny not recognize this or did he just want a whole fresh start on the offensive side?

Judging by the comments Diaz has made, he didn't like the way Searles coached his group.

Also he couldn't recruit an OT if his life depended on it.

 

[Empirical Cane]

Because the problem wasnt searles. It was the scheme he was forced to run... his line at unc already looks better than here.

I'm not defending Kehoe, Searles, whoever...

The OL problems of Miami for the past since forever are not because of coaching for on field performance.

The OL problems of Miami are for clear failures in recruiting and retaining the right personnel.

Obviously the latter is part of "coaching" these days, but its a failure of the find-them-get-them aspect, not instruction.

 

[Astcloud11]

Did Manny not recognize this or did he just want a whole fresh start on the offensive side?

Fresh start. Despite some of the fan base hating Searels, he had the respect of some alumni.

 

[Ironmanfootball]

I'm not defending Kehoe, Searles, whoever...

The OL problems of Miami for the past since forever are not because of coaching for on field performance.

The OL problems of Miami are for clear failures in recruiting and retaining the right personnel.

Obviously the latter is part of "coaching" these days, but its a failure of the find-them-get-them aspect, not instruction.

It was a trio of acquisition, development and deployment.

Recruiting missed/overrated some guys, no one was developing them in the weight room, and the schemes/coaching sucked. Makes for some OL woes.

 

[smack99]

Judging by the comments Diaz has made, he didn't like the way Searles coached his group.

Also he couldn't recruit an OT if his life depended on it.

Exactly so obviously he was a problem.

 

[Empirical Cane]

Exactly so obviously he was a problem.

Right. It was all Kehoe, it was all Searles.

The OL today is playing so much better than in years past.

So much.

 

[smack99]

Right. It was all Kehoe, it was all Searles.

The OL today is playing so much better than in years past.

So much.

Searles couldn’t recruit OTs worth a ****. Today’s OL is stuck with a 2* freshman LT and a RFR RT. That’s called ****** recruiting. As far as today’s OL, it’s still very early but I’m also not the type that jumps all over Barry just because he was the assistant OL coach for one the worst OLs in the NFL.