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#216160
Interesting list of names:
  • 1. Tim Albin, former offensive coordinator, Ohio University
    2. Randy Ball, defensive line coach, Drake University
    3. Steve Campbell, head coach, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
    4. Dale Carlson, head coach, Ohio Dominican University
    5. Don Carthel, head coach, West Texas A&M University
    6. Joe Cauthen, defensive coordinator, Valdosta State University
    7. Todd Cooley, offensive coordinator, Central Arkansas University
    8. Kevin Corless, defensive coordinator, Arkansas State University
    9. Charlie Cryer, offensive coordinator, Northwest High School
    10. Brent Davis, offensive coordinator, Virginia Military Institute
    11. Joel Deselle, principal, Holy Savior Menard High School
    12. Linwood Ferguson, defensive line coach, Bethune-Cookman University
    13. Ramon Flanagan, former offensive coordinator, University of North Texas
    14. Willie Fritz, head coach, University of Central Missouri
    15. Roderick Foppe, assistant coach, Woodlawn High School (Shreveport0
    16. David Geralds, assistant head coach/defensive line coach, Shaw University
    17. Kenny Guillot, head coach, Parkview Baptist High School
    18. Daryl Hobbs, Jr., eight years in NFL and four years at Santa Monica College
    19. Tyrone Hughes, wide receivers coach, South Oak Cliff High School (Dallas)
    20. Dino Kaklis, head coach, Bethel College
    21. Ken Karcher, former quarterbacks coach, University of Toledo
    22. Les Koenning, Jr., offensive coordinator/QB coach, University of South Alabama (formerly offensive coordinator at Texas A&M)
    23. Brad Laird, defensive coordinator, Northwestern State University
    24. Bill Maskill, head coach, Midwestern State University
    25. Gwaine Mathews, head coach, University of Arkansas-Monticello
    26. Jeff Mills, defensive line coach, Youngstown State University
    27. Guy Morriss, executive associate head coach, Kentucky State University (former head coach at University of Kentucky and Baylor University)
    28. Jeff Monken, slotbacks coach and special teams coordinator, Georgia Tech
    29. Lane Powell, assistant coach, Millsaps College
    30. Cleveland Pratt III, assistant coach, Richland High School (Washington)
    31. Jeff Reinbold, wide receivers coach, Southern Methodist University
    32. Melvin Spears Jr., former head coach, Grambling State University
    33. Brad Smiley, head coach, Trinity Valley Community College
    34. Tommy Tate, former head coach, McNeese State University
    35. Chris Thomsen, head coach, Abilene Christian University
    36. Mike Turk, head coach, Huntingdon College
    37. Dan Werner, former offensive coordinator, University of Mississippi
    38. Charlie Winters, defensive coordinator, West Virginia Crash (Semi-Pro)
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#216161
RagingTireFire wrote:Interesting list of names:
  • 9. Charlie Cryer, offensive coordinator, Northwest High School
    15. Roderick Foppe, assistant coach, Woodlawn High School (Shreveport)
    18. Daryl Hobbs, Jr., eight years in NFL and four years at Santa Monica College
    19. Tyrone Hughes, wide receivers coach, South Oak Cliff High School (Dallas)

Good luck fellas.
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By Cider Jim
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21. Ken Karcher, former quarterbacks coach, University of Toledo
Well, he does have D1 head coaching experience. :rofl
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By Sly Fox
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#216167
Sadly I am familiar with a good chunk of that list. And I believe I covered Tyrone when he was a receiver in high school. But i digress ...

If Guy Morriss seriously wants this job (and is willing to work for the right price) then I don't see anyone else on that list competing.

For the record, I hadn't heard that Coach K had been let go at Toledo.
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By BJWilliams
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#216169
Amstutz left (I think he resigned) and when a coach leaves often that means the end for his staff too.
#216170
LUconn wrote:
RagingTireFire wrote:Interesting list of names:
  • 9. Charlie Cryer, offensive coordinator, Northwest High School
    15. Roderick Foppe, assistant coach, Woodlawn High School (Shreveport)
    18. Daryl Hobbs, Jr., eight years in NFL and four years at Santa Monica College
    19. Tyrone Hughes, wide receivers coach, South Oak Cliff High School (Dallas)

Good luck fellas.

I know...I have to think at times...what are these guys thinking????


It's like seeing some of the names of people that make themselves draft eligible....lol...people who have never played before
By Ed Dantes
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Cider Jim wrote:
21. Ken Karcher, former quarterbacks coach, University of Toledo
Well, he does have D1 head coaching experience. :rofl
"Former" QB Coach?
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By RagingTireFire
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BJWilliams wrote:Amstutz left (I think he resigned) and when a coach leaves often that means the end for his staff too.
That's exactly what happens.
By olldflame
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#216181
Actually, LU is very unusual in that we have several assistant coaches who have been retained with the changes in head coach. Frank Hickson, Marshall Roberts, Charlie Skalaski and Robert Wimberly were all Karcher hires and Pete Sundheim goes all the way back to the Rutigliano era. It was a gutsy move by Rocco to not go the traditional route and "clean house", but to look at each coach and each coaching position individually. I'm convinced that by retaining these quality individuals he accelerated our progress.
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By nickrichards
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Karcher? Yea his last head coaching stint worked out real good.
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By Sly Fox
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I agree, olldflame. But keep in mind that Coach Rocco was assembling a staff for the first time. And most of his recent colleagues were getting pulled to Philly & Manhattan at the same time. He made the prudent call retaining those guys. Often times first year head coaches will keep some of the holdover staff to fill in gaps and to establish some continuity witht he players.
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By Fumblerooskies
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If I recall correctly...Sundheim, along with the strength staff and Gomes were all retained by JF...as that was a condition of any coach who would have been hired.
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