My pick is someone who can be creative and win at Cal with the players we have now.
Bring back It’s It’s to Haas Pavillion!
oskidunker said:
My pick is someone who can be creative and win at Cal with the players we have now.
oskidunker said:
Who is GA?
Herm Edwards and his staff were caught cheating and sanctions are likely coming. He had also been activley negatively recruiting against Cal during his time at ASU - so if he loves Cal (doubtful) he has a funny way of showing it. And he would likely have a hard time selling Cal for those same reasons.calumnus said:
Anthony Lynn is being mentioned for the SC job, but may hold out for an NFL job. He's been a HC. Probably out of our league.
I know there will be disagreement, but personally, I'd love to repay ASU for stealing Snyder by stealing Herm Edwards back to Cal. He truly loves Cal and nobody could sell Cal better to recruits.
When Rodgers retires hire him as OC and QB coach.
BearGoggles said:He had also been activley negatively recruiting against Cal during his time at ASU - so if he loves Cal (doubtful) he has a funny way of showing it. And he would likely have a hard time selling Cal for those same reasons.calumnus said:
Anthony Lynn is being mentioned for the SC job, but may hold out for an NFL job. He's been a HC. Probably out of our league.
I know there will be disagreement, but personally, I'd love to repay ASU for stealing Snyder by stealing Herm Edwards back to Cal. He truly loves Cal and nobody could sell Cal better to recruits.
When Rodgers retires hire him as OC and QB coach.
I don't care about the negative recruiting. I do care about the fact that ASU is likely to get whacked with sanctions, and Herm is fully responsible for those violations, even if ASU and the NCAA make a few hapless assistants take the fall for Herm.BearGoggles said:
Herm Edwards and his staff were caught cheating and sanctions are likely coming. He had also been activley negatively recruiting against Cal during his time at ASU - so if he loves Cal (doubtful) he has a funny way of showing it. And he would likely have a hard time selling Cal for those same reasons.
This is a pipe dream AND a really bad idea.
GA would be an interesting hire, not because of his race, but because of his coaching skill. But my guess is he wants to stay in the NFL. If WIlcox is fired, that is the type of coach Cal should target - an up and coming talent with charisma and leadership skills.
BearSD said:I don't care about the negative recruiting. I do care about the fact that ASU is likely to get whacked with sanctions, and Herm is fully responsible for those violations, even if ASU and the NCAA make a few hapless assistants take the fall for Herm.BearGoggles said:
Herm Edwards and his staff were caught cheating and sanctions are likely coming. He had also been activley negatively recruiting against Cal during his time at ASU - so if he loves Cal (doubtful) he has a funny way of showing it. And he would likely have a hard time selling Cal for those same reasons.
This is a pipe dream AND a really bad idea.
GA would be an interesting hire, not because of his race, but because of his coaching skill. But my guess is he wants to stay in the NFL. If WIlcox is fired, that is the type of coach Cal should target - an up and coming talent with charisma and leadership skills.
I have nothing against Alexander, but making him a first-time head coach before he's even been a coordinator doesn't fit what Cal will need in its next HC. Ideally the next guy will be a great recruiter -- with a track record of it, not just hope -- who brings a few other great recruiters with him as assistants.
I think you're actually looking for a Wilcox double. JW has recruited well and brought along assistants who are also great recruiters - Ragle and Adrian Mc. However, good recruiter doesn't necessarily translate to good coach and isn't that what all the posters are complaining about? It's been a strange season thus far. I'm still in Wilcox's corner. I think he's a competent coach who can lead us out of this mess.
BearSD said:I don't care about the negative recruiting. I do care about the fact that ASU is likely to get whacked with sanctions, and Herm is fully responsible for those violations, even if ASU and the NCAA make a few hapless assistants take the fall for Herm.BearGoggles said:
Herm Edwards and his staff were caught cheating and sanctions are likely coming. He had also been activley negatively recruiting against Cal during his time at ASU - so if he loves Cal (doubtful) he has a funny way of showing it. And he would likely have a hard time selling Cal for those same reasons.
This is a pipe dream AND a really bad idea.
GA would be an interesting hire, not because of his race, but because of his coaching skill. But my guess is he wants to stay in the NFL. If WIlcox is fired, that is the type of coach Cal should target - an up and coming talent with charisma and leadership skills.
I have nothing against Alexander, but making him a first-time head coach before he's even been a coordinator doesn't fit what Cal will need in its next HC. Ideally the next guy will be a great recruiter -- with a track record of it, not just hope -- who brings a few other great recruiters with him as assistants.
Who has he recruited? A barely recruited, undersized true freshman 3 star has passed over all the DBs that Alexander brought on.calumnus said:oskidunker said:
Who is GA?
Gerald Alexander, our DB coach from 2017 - 2019. Currently DB coach for the Miami Dolphins.
37 years old, from LA, played for Peterson at Boise when they beat Oklahoma in the Firsta Bowl then had a 7 year NFL career before going into coaching. A big part of our good pass defense in Wilcox's first 3 years and "the Takers, leading the PAC-12 and 2nd in the country in interceptions. Loved by his players, great recruiter.
concernedparent said:Who has he recruited? A barely recruited, undersized true freshman 3 star has passed over all the DBs that Alexander brought on.calumnus said:oskidunker said:
Who is GA?
Gerald Alexander, our DB coach from 2017 - 2019. Currently DB coach for the Miami Dolphins.
37 years old, from LA, played for Peterson at Boise when they beat Oklahoma in the Firsta Bowl then had a 7 year NFL career before going into coaching. A big part of our good pass defense in Wilcox's first 3 years and "the Takers, leading the PAC-12 and 2nd in the country in interceptions. Loved by his players, great recruiter.
Such a tired and old excuse... Facilities? Pretty competitive, and thanks to A. Rodgers for the most recent step up. Recruiting efforts, and Recruiting trips? Upper echelon in terms of experience...and the program continues to get players from areas unexpected. Football grad program? Yep, cooperation from the University, let alone the re-working of the stadium debt.Northside91 said:Boot said:
Unless of course the big donors still have issues.
Organizationally, there's no desire to win in this sport. None.
Play with the aesthetics all you want. If the commitment to success isn't there, you won't be satisfied.
Strykur said:
Herm Edwards? Get real.
Gerald Alexander only comes back as head coach, maybe as DC if Wilcox really talks him into it.
Congrats to my guy Tim DeRuyter getting back in the position he deserves to be in!
— Gerald Alexander (@GAlexander21) January 22, 2021
rafterfan180 said:Strykur said:
Herm Edwards? Get real.
Gerald Alexander only comes back as head coach, maybe as DC if Wilcox really talks him into it.Congrats to my guy Tim DeRuyter getting back in the position he deserves to be in!
— Gerald Alexander (@GAlexander21) January 22, 2021
Don't think GA and Wilcox get along. Don't think GA is a big fan of Sirmon. I'd take him as HC though. We have nothing to lose at this point.
oskidunker said:
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