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  • chrisrenrut
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    Originally posted by originalsocal View Post
    Let's see:

    Kelly Poppinga
    Anderson at Stanford
    Andy Reid
    Steve Young (with Jim McMahon as OC)
    Ken N.
    That prick up at Utah
    The guy who still teaches the single wing formation at Skyline High
    The OC with the Seahawks
    Jay Hill
    Greg Wrubell (he knows everything)
    Derwin Gray (he's a priest right?)
    Gordon Monson (same as Greg)

    Derrik S.
    Fred Whittingham

    Who else?
    Please, please, please, please, please. . .

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  • Solon
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    Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View Post
    I get the reservations about Kalani. I have a few myself. However:

    1) The players and recruits seem to genuinely love him. That is significant and a good sign.

    2) Yes, he loses some games we should win, but he has shown that he can win big games. Road game at Tennessee. USC. Boise State. Utah State. Those were all impressive wins. Ditto for Wisconsin last year.

    3) Given our limited candidate pool, it would be stupid to ditch him under the current circumstances. He has very much earned an extension. Now lets see what he does.
    Sorry to go all needle-neck wanker on you guys, but Kalani (seems to) run a clean program that turns out decent human beings. That's important too.

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  • All-American
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    Originally posted by originalsocal View Post
    Let's see:

    Kelly Poppinga
    Anderson at Stanford
    Andy Reid
    Steve Young (with Jim McMahon as OC)
    Ken N.
    That prick up at Utah
    The guy who still teaches the single wing formation at Skyline High
    The OC with the Seahawks
    Jay Hill
    Greg Wrubell (he knows everything)
    Derwin Gray (he's a priest right?)
    Gordon Monson (same as Greg)
    Derrik S.
    Fred Whittingham

    Who else?
    Based on how expansive your list is, might as well throw my hat in the ring.

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  • originalsocal
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    Originally posted by LiveCoug View Post
    Because of the requirements placed on who is allowed to be a head coach at BYU, we know exactly who the candidates are
    Let's see:

    Kelly Poppinga
    Anderson at Stanford
    Andy Reid
    Steve Young (with Jim McMahon as OC)
    Ken N.
    That prick up at Utah
    The guy who still teaches the single wing formation at Skyline High
    The OC with the Seahawks
    Jay Hill
    Greg Wrubell (he knows everything)
    Derwin Gray (he's a priest right?)
    Gordon Monson (same as Greg)
    Derrik S.
    Fred Whittingham

    Who else?

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  • LiveCoug
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    Originally posted by smokymountainrain View Post
    impossible to answer that without knowing exactly who the candidates are.
    Because of the requirements placed on who is allowed to be a head coach at BYU, we know exactly who the candidates are

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  • smokymountainrain
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    Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View Post
    Who would be better?
    impossible to answer that without knowing exactly who the candidates are.
    Last edited by smokymountainrain; 11-20-2019, 10:31 AM.

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  • Art Vandelay
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    Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View Post
    Who would be better?
    That is always the question i have. It is the same one I had for years with Rose - until Pope had some success at UVU. Kalani seems to be a great man, and he might be a good coach. I don't know how many great coaches, who meet the BYU unique qualifications, are out there. Maybe (and it is a BIG maybe) Jay Hill or A-Rod

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  • Jeff Lebowski
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    I get the reservations about Kalani. I have a few myself. However:

    1) The players and recruits seem to genuinely love him. That is significant and a good sign.

    2) Yes, he loses some games we should win, but he has shown that he can win big games. Road game at Tennessee. USC. Boise State. Utah State. Those were all impressive wins. Ditto for Wisconsin last year.

    3) Given our limited candidate pool, it would be stupid to ditch him under the current circumstances. He has very much earned an extension. Now lets see what he does.

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  • Jeff Lebowski
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    Originally posted by smokymountainrain View Post
    if i had my way, kalani would not be the coach at BYU. however, they either had to fire him or extend him - and after this recent winning streak, they weren't going to can him. iow, i get why they extended him, i'm mostly indifferent about it and i have to hope i'm wrong in thinking he's a shitty head coach.
    Who would be better?

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  • smokymountainrain
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    Originally posted by wapiti View Post
    I think you're wrong. He's an average HC with upside.
    i hope you're right.

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  • wapiti
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    Originally posted by smokymountainrain View Post
    if i had my way, kalani would not be the coach at BYU. however, they either had to fire him or extend him - and after this recent winning streak, they weren't going to can him. iow, i get why they extended him, i'm mostly indifferent about it and i have to hope i'm wrong in thinking he's a shitty head coach.
    I think you're wrong. He's an average HC with upside.

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  • smokymountainrain
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    if i had my way, kalani would not be the coach at BYU. however, they either had to fire him or extend him - and after this recent winning streak, they weren't going to can him. iow, i get why they extended him, i'm mostly indifferent about it and i have to hope i'm wrong in thinking he's a shitty head coach.

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  • Green Monstah
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    I like the move. He loves BYU. He’s improving. The players love him. He has some fine tuning to do as a head coach, but he’ll get there.

    I honestly believe that if BYU is ever able to make a NY6/CFP appearance, it will be with Kalani’s recruits. Recruiting is just too competitive. He just needs to being in great coaches/teachers for development.

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  • Green Monstah
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    I like the move. He loves BYU. He’s improving. The players love him. He has some fine tuning to do as a head coach, but he’ll get there.

    I honestly believe that if BYU is ever able to make a NY6/CFP appearance, it will be with Kalani’s recruits. Recruiting is just too competitive. He just needs to being in great coaches/teachers for development.

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  • Omaha 680
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    Originally posted by Bo Diddley View Post
    Dark times. That's a chapter that should be repressed from the conciousness of Cougar fans everywhere.
    In my mind it's all a continuation of the misadventures of the Doman era and the complete mishandling of Heaps/Nelson/Taysom. The offense has never really recovered.

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