Like a bad case of jock itch on FG. No matter what happens, his groupies just keep talking about how "great" he was and if only Cal would hire him all our troubles would automatically disappear. We just can't get rid of this coaching fungus on FG.OaktownBear said:
The biggest issue is that Lupoi is not coming back so the constant talk about what we should do if he ever wants to is humiliating.
So are there any rumors on replacement OCs?
29,148 Views |
184 Replies |
Last: 4 yr ago by GBear4Life
Lupoi will be a successful HC one day
GBear4Life said:
Lupoi will be a successful HC one day
Until he gets caught.
GBear4Life said:
Lupoi will be a successful HC one day
Based on what? I'm not convinced that he's showed great coaching chops at any of his stops. He can recruit, I'll give him that.
Lupoi was a good DL coach here. Tyson Alualu, Cam Jordan, Derrick Hill, Ernest Owusu, Rulon Davis, Aaron Tipoti, Trevor Guyton, Kendrick Payne, Mika Kane, Austin Clark, Deandre Coleman all were coached by Lupoi.82gradDLSdad said:Based on what? I'm not convinced that he's showed great coaching chops at any of his stops. He can recruit, I'll give him that.GBear4Life said:
Lupoi will be a successful HC one day
Of course being a capable position coach says very little about what kind of HC a coach would make, but once upon a time Tosh wasn't just a recruiting hack.
well if you listen to many on this board, apparently all HCs do anyways is recruit and pick coordinators that do everything82gradDLSdad said:GBear4Life said:
Lupoi will be a successful HC one day
Based on what? I'm not convinced that he's showed great coaching chops at any of his stops. He can recruit, I'll give him that.
82gradDLSdad said:GBear4Life said:
Lupoi will be a successful HC one day
Based on what? I'm not convinced that he's showed great coaching chops at any of his stops. He can recruit, I'll give him that.
Just depends on how big your coffee cup is.
Gotta disagree, just spent a number of months with some early 20 somethings and other than the social having moved to gram, young dudes gaming (and loving finding old dudes to game with them) is still most definitely a thing.calumnus said:
Two key Tosh attributes: youth and tech savvy are slipping away. He was 26 when he became a coach at Cal. He is 38 now? 18 year olds do not think 38 year olds playing video games are cool.
All right, youngster. Let's show you how the old man does it on Pong!rkt88edmo said:Gotta disagree, just spent a number of months with some early 20 somethings and other than the social having moved to gram, young dudes gaming (and loving finding old dudes to game with them) is still most definitely a thing.calumnus said:
Two key Tosh attributes: youth and tech savvy are slipping away. He was 26 when he became a coach at Cal. He is 38 now? 18 year olds do not think 38 year olds playing video games are cool.
Because it is a low standards hire? He's not even a full OC at Boise. The only thing that is a positive on his offensive coordinator resume is that the offense for a mediocre Washington team in 2013 was pretty good, but he was also working under an offensive head coach which makes you wonder how much control he had.SoCalie said:How would Kiesau reflect having low standards?Pigskin Pete said:Why do you people have such low standards?SoCalie said:What about Kiesau?71Bear said:
I fully expect Wilcox to select a guy with whom he is familiar or a guy who receives a strong recommendation from someone whose opinion is highly valued by Wilcox.
Coaches with 20 years of experience that are only co-offensive coordinators in a mid-major football conference are not ascending in their career. It is a totally uninspired hire that smacks of "memories of the good old days."
gets caught being a good HC?calumnus said:GBear4Life said:
Lupoi will be a successful HC one day
Until he gets caught.
Featured Stories
See All
No. 3 Bears Advance To NCAA Championship Finals
by Cal Athletics
Cal Football Spring Practice Day 13 (Free)
by Jim McGill
Cal Men's Gymnastics Sends 10 To NCAA Final
by Cal Athletics
Ott and Endries Step Up For Cal Football's Reading Challenge
by Bradley Connelly