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Stoutland won't be allowed to come back to Miami. He was implicated in the Shapiro mess when he was here at Miami.

I'm not sure of the findings, but I'm sure the university will not want him back.
 
He didn't have something to do with Shapiro did he? I was thinking him and Clint hurt were coaches named with him for some reason
 
I can't speak to the Shapiro thing b/c i have no clue as to his role or connection.

Strictly coaching though, i'd take him back in a heartbeat. He recruited very well and his lines were very good and fundamentally sound, both here and at Bama.
 
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Take him back in a heartbeat. Look at the talent on the OL he left and what Kehoe will be leaving.... night and day difference.
 
the allegations are somewhat ordinary, i think even secondary violations, if true.

Nevin Shapiro alleges that Jeff Stoutland was present when he had impermissible contact with offensive line recruit Matt Patchan in the summer of 2007. Among Shapiro’s allegations:

Position: Offensive line coach
Miami career: Stoutland spent four seasons coaching the offensive line for the Hurricanes, including a 2010 unit that helped lead the ACC in total offensive yardage. After the firing of Randy Shannon, Stoutland took over as Miami’s interim head coach for the Hurricanes’ 33-17 loss to Notre Dame in the Sun Bowl. In January, he took over as the assistant head coach and offensive line coach at Alabama.
• Stoutland joined a second coach, identified by two sources as then-assistant Joe Pannunzio, at Shapiro's $6 million Miami Beach mansion for a recruiting pitch to offensive line prospect Matt Patchan. The visit, which Shapiro and two sources said occurred in the summer of 2007, included Patchan, three members of the recruit's family (his mother, father and uncle), two Miami assistants and Hurricanes players Robert Marve, A.J. Trump, Derrick Morse and Jason Fox.

• Shapiro said Stoutland was on hand while he gave Patchan and his family a tour of his home and made a recruiting pitch for the Hurricanes.

Corroborating accounts

• Two sources present at Patchan's alleged visit to Shapiro's home corroborated the presence of the recruit and his family, as well as the presence of two Miami assistants and multiple Miami players.

In Shapiro's words

• "Jeff Stoutland I met a couple of times. He was an offensive line coach. One time in particular he was at my house in the recruitment of Matt Patchan, a player from Seffner. Florida, I believe. Matt Patchan came to my house with his father and his mom and his uncle, who played at the University of Miami. I think it was his uncle. Coach Stoutland was just part of the recruiting visit. After that, we spoke maybe three or four times, or whenever I would see him at team functions."

Allegations: Jeff Stoutland - Yahoo Sports
 
I didn't hate Stoutland, but I don't think our OL lived up to expectations with him here. Now whether that is on the players, or the coach is another question.
 
Nobody is good enough for my lovely daughter Miami Hurricanes...no but I'll let stoutlAnd *****
 
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Brickell said:
nystateofmind said:
FullyERicht said:
Cane18 said:
He is the O Line coach for the Eagles, be good to have him back.
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Funny though our OL wasn't all that with him here.....

They were slow, fat, out of shape......

Hmmmmm
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Yet he was good enough for Nick Saban and Chip Kelly.

You take him.
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I'm pretty sure FullyERicht is taking at Swipe at Swasey's horrible S&C, he probably knows that Stoutland did wonders at Bama...
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Lol...stoutland under Richt will be $$
 
PSU Cane said:
I can't speak to the Shapiro thing b/c i have no clue as to his role or connection.

Strictly coaching though, i'd take him back in a heartbeat. He recruited very well and his lines were very good and fundamentally sound, both here and at Bama.
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100%
 
I'd take Stoutland as well. He'd be an instant upgrade over Kehoe. I'm just pointing out the obvious situation that surrounds him. He was one of the few coaches that was implicated in one of the university's scandals that had the potential of bringing the football program to it's proverbial knees.
 
blackvern said:
Nobody is good enough for my lovely daughter Miami Hurricanes...no but I'll let stoutlAnd *****
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Very strange analogy. So you contemplate who your daughter will *****, worse yet, you imply that YOU and not SHE will determine who bangs hers. InterDastin'
 
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