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Jeff Fisher. Don't let the Titans recent turnaround fool ya. He's on the hot seat. And he loves Montana. After all, his son went all the way out to Missoula to play ball for the Griz. Mark my words.Cap'n Cat wrote:Who would take Hauck's place at Montana?
Yeah, they'd be much better off hiring the mouth instead.bandl wrote:They could hire anyone if they just want to win the BSC year after year
But if they actually want to win another NC they might have to hire a coach of some caliber
Agreed...'the mouth' would probably be just as successful as BHGrizalltheway wrote:Yeah, they'd be much better off hiring the mouth instead.bandl wrote:They could hire anyone if they just want to win the BSC year after year
But if they actually want to win another NC they might have to hire a coach of some caliber
Yes, but why hire Fisher when UM could just reanimate the corpse of Bill Walsh.SouthDakotaGrizzly wrote:Jeff Fisher. Don't let the Titans recent turnaround fool ya. He's on the hot seat. And he loves Montana. After all, his son went all the way out to Missoula to play ball for the Griz. Mark my words.Cap'n Cat wrote:Who would take Hauck's place at Montana?
It worked for fOSU, and right now ND has massive fOSU envy.Mvemjsunpx wrote:Yes, but why hire Fisher when UM could just reanimate the corpse of Bill Walsh.SouthDakotaGrizzly wrote:
Jeff Fisher. Don't let the Titans recent turnaround fool ya. He's on the hot seat. And he loves Montana. After all, his son went all the way out to Missoula to play ball for the Griz. Mark my words.
I would be really surprised if Notre Dame hired an FCS coach.
ND may finally hit a homerun with that hire. I've followed Kelly since he was coaching at Grand Valley State (when I lived up in Michigan). He has won everywhere he has gone. I hope he doesn't go because I hate ND, but he's an excellent coach.Chizzang wrote:Dback is right - ESPN has the Cinncy coach and his entire staff headed to ND
I'll tell ya how this works out in Grizland Cap'n. We will go to the playoffs and if we lose and do not win the NC then a shitload of dumbfuck UM fans with their stupid kneejerkery will be saying that we didn't win because Hauck had his mind on the ND job and not this football team.Cap'n Cat wrote:Hauck's gonna figger in this somehow.
Could be true... but, I seriously, seriously doubt it. I was shocked that thier 35,000 against West Virginia set their attendance record... ~4,000 more than Appalachian's home record. That's pathetic for a #5 team in a BCS conference. He's barely in the top 50 highest paid coaches. Cincy will either have to come up with a whole lot more money... or he's gone imo.slycat wrote:Cinncy coach has said multiple times he will not leave. He said that he wanted to bring Cinncy to the top and keep them there. He doesn't want them to be a one hit wonder.
Skjellyfetti wrote:Could be true... but, I seriously, seriously doubt it. I was shocked that thier 35,000 against West Virginia set their attendance record... ~4,000 more than Appalachian's home record. That's pathetic for a #5 team in a BCS conference. He's barely in the top 50 highest paid coaches. Cincy will either have to come up with a whole lot more money... or he's gone imo.slycat wrote:Cinncy coach has said multiple times he will not leave. He said that he wanted to bring Cinncy to the top and keep them there. He doesn't want them to be a one hit wonder.
The University of Cincinnati football coach is one of the hottest - if not the hottest - coaching commodity in the country. Last year it was Tennessee and Washington. The year before that it was Michigan. This year it could be Louisville. And there's always the prospect that Notre Dame might come calling if Charlie Weis gets fired.
Kelly has come to expect this. So have UC officials.
No matter how many new contracts Kelly signs with UC - and he just signed one earlier this year - it's hard for observers across the country to believe that he's really in for the long haul at UC, which has only recently discovered football success.
Kelly takes it all in stride. He listens to the overtures, says he's happy at UC and confident he can win a national championship there. While that may have seemed preposterous just a few years ago, the Bearcats' current No. 5 ranking in the BCS standings is proof that it is possible.
"When people look at this program and say you can do it here," Kelly said, "then the questions will stop. It's getting there."
The 4th-ranked Bearcats (8-0 overall, 4-0 in the Big East) will have the chance to show off tonight when they play Connecticut (4-4, 1-3) at sold-out Nippert Stadium on ABC-TV before a regional audience the eastern third of the country will see.
The network's top broadcasting team of Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit and Lisa Salters will call the game.
"They usually don't send that team here unless they see the program as we've got to take this thing seriously," Kelly said.
Kelly, who won two national championships at Division II Grand Valley State in Michigan, is 30-6 in three years at UC. The Bearcats are on their way to what would be a third consecutive season with 10 victories or more, something that has never been done in the school's history.
And with the talent on hand, they appear poised to continue to win.
The University of Cincinnati football coach is one of the hottest - if not the hottest - coaching commodity in the country. Last year it was Tennessee and Washington. The year before that it was Michigan. This year it could be Louisville. And there's always the prospect that Notre Dame might come calling if Charlie Weis gets fired.
Kelly has come to expect this. So have UC officials.
No matter how many new contracts Kelly signs with UC - and he just signed one earlier this year - it's hard for observers across the country to believe that he's really in for the long haul at UC, which has only recently discovered football success.
Kelly takes it all in stride. He listens to the overtures, says he's happy at UC and confident he can win a national championship there. While that may have seemed preposterous just a few years ago, the Bearcats' current No. 5 ranking in the BCS standings is proof that it is possible.
"When people look at this program and say you can do it here," Kelly said, "then the questions will stop. It's getting there."
The 4th-ranked Bearcats (8-0 overall, 4-0 in the Big East) will have the chance to show off tonight when they play Connecticut (4-4, 1-3) at sold-out Nippert Stadium on ABC-TV before a regional audience the eastern third of the country will see.
The network's top broadcasting team of Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit and Lisa Salters will call the game.
"They usually don't send that team here unless they see the program as we've got to take this thing seriously," Kelly said.
Kelly, who won two national championships at Division II Grand Valley State in Michigan, is 30-6 in three years at UC. The Bearcats are on their way to what would be a third consecutive season with 10 victories or more, something that has never been done in the school's history.
And with the talent on hand, they appear poised to continue to win.
ll indications are that the 47-year old Kelly genuinely loves Cincinnati. He isn't, however, quite as fond of the never-ending speculation that he's leaving for every bigger profile, higher paying program on the planet.
"Why doesn't everyone question if Bob Stoops will stay at his job?" Kelly told FanHouse shortly after Thursday's radio show ended. "Why is Cincinnati not a destination job? How can you say this is not a destination job? You don't know how good a job Cincinnati is. You can build something that no one has built here."