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Pat Dye Field => War Damn Eagle => Topic started by: The Prowler on December 09, 2011, 06:31:29 AM
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Randy Shannon could be named Auburn's DC at the start of the year.
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Randy Shannon could be named Auburn's DC at the start of the year.
I could live with that. The years he was DC at Miami his defenses were ranked pretty damn good.
2001 – 6th
2002 – 7th
2003 – 2nd
2004 – 28th
2005 – 4th
2006 – 7th
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I could live with that. The years he was DC at Miami his defenses were ranked pretty damn good.
2001 – 6th
2002 – 7th
2003 – 2nd
2004 – 28th
2005 – 4th
2006 – 7th
His gimmicky bullshit won't work in the SEC.
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I would love this.
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The Finebaum crowd will love that one...
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Isn't Randy Shannon black? This will never happen at AU. They are some mo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjWRrPboKTM#ws (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjWRrPboKTM#ws)
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I could live with that. We would have South FL on lockdown for recruiting.
Personally, I know it's not popular, but I want Whitt Jr as DC/DB, Thig to move to LB where he belongs and hire Pelton someone else to coach the ends and let Pelton worry about the tackles.
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I could live with that. We would have South FL on lockdown for recruiting.
Personally, I know it's not popular, but I want Whitt Jr as DC/DB, Thig to move to LB where he belongs and hire Pelton someone else to coach the ends and let Pelton worry about the tackles.
This would work. Lolley can choke on a fat cock.
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This would work. Lolley can choke on a fat cock.
I grew up not to far from NJHS. His teams were tough as hell back then. I have met him several times and talked to him some. He is a really good guy and believe it or not, knows the game. He just isn't getting it done for whatever reason. So yeah, he needs to go back to a desk job.
I liked the idea of Joe Whitt Jr and the more I read about him and the more I remember about his dad, the more I am becoming sold on him. The thing that worrys me about Shannon is the whole Miami booster deal. Wasn't he there when that was going on? Don't get me wrong I think he is a hell of a DC and recruiter, but that scares me just a little.
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The thing that worrys me about Shannon is the whole Miami booster deal. Wasn't he there when that was going on? Don't get me wrong I think he is a hell of a DC and recruiter, but that scares me just a little.
He was there, so was Tubs I believe. I agree, Shannon does scare me a bit in regards to cruiten violations. Everything I have heard though, it was Shannon trying to clean it up.
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I grew up not to far from NJHS. His teams were tough as hell back then. I have met him several times and talked to him some. He is a really good guy and believe it or not, knows the game. He just isn't getting it done for whatever reason. So yeah, he needs to go back to a desk job.
I liked the idea of Joe Whitt Jr and the more I read about him and the more I remember about his dad, the more I am becoming sold on him. The thing that worrys me about Shannon is the whole Miami booster deal. Wasn't he there when that was going on? Don't get me wrong I think he is a hell of a DC and recruiter, but that scares me just a little.
I may be way off base here but I seem to recall on that Meeyami deal, that it had been a part of the culture for years. And when Shannon took over, he did what he could to keep his players out of it but it was way too entrenched for him to put a stop to it. As long as he was there, I imagine he was well aware of what was going on, though.
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He was there, so was Tubs I believe. I agree, Shannon does scare me a bit in regards to cruiten violations. Everything I have heard though, it was Shannon trying to clean it up.
You are correct. Shannon hasn't been implicated in any of that. He was indeed trying to clean Miami up. Look what it got him. He was fighting a lopsided, losing battle the whole time.
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You are correct. Shannon hasn't been implicated in any of that. He was indeed trying to clean Miami up. Look what it got him. He was fighting a lopsided, losing battle the whole time.
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That makes me feel better about Shannon then.
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If we get him does that mean we have to start paying for hooker's abortions? I like our current practice...
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If we get him does that mean we have to start paying for hooker's abortions? I like our current practice...
Just the hookers. Not the abortions.
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Just the hookers. Not the abortions.
I can live with that.
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I can live with that.
Now if the little bastards don't project to run a 4.4 then we have bags of lime on standby.
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Not that I really have a dog in the fight, but there are so many coaching changes happening right now, AU may benefit from letting the dust settle after all of the bowl games are played. New coaches may want to bring in their own folks, some coordinators might not like the new coach, etc etc.
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Not that I really have a dog in the fight, but there are so many coaching changes happening right now, AU may benefit from letting the dust settle after all of the bowl games are played. New coaches may want to bring in their own folks, some coordinators might not like the new coach, etc etc.
Well if it isn't Bill Nye the science guy
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I'm seeing more Whitt, Jr skreets than Shannon.
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I want someone who has been there, done that....and preferably, done it well.
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Word on da' skreets is Teh Aggies from A&M are supposed to announce this afternoon. Sumlin has appeared to be the leader in recent days. Any surprises? Smart? Richt?
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This is what one of the Scout guys put up when it looked like BMFP was going to hire Shannon:
Hey guys,
I see that you're on the verge of hiring Randy Shannon as DC. Having covered the Canes and their recruiting efforts for Scout since Shannon was first hired at Miami in 2001, I wanted to share some insight on him as a coach/recruiter.
early years:
When he first got the job under Larry Coker in 2001, he was given the keys to the most talented defensive roster probably in the history of college football. Guys like Sean Taylor, Antrel Rolle, and Rocky McIntosh couldn't even see the field that year. The Canes had the most talented unit in America in his first three years on the job and he did a very good job with it. They were ranked in the top 10 each year and they created pressure, forced turnovers, and were tough to score against. Those three units produced nine first round draft picks.
later years:
In 2004, all of Butch Davis' recruits were gone and the Coker/Shannon kids took over. That began a steady decline in production. His 04 unit was exposed a few times, giving up 30+ points 3 or 4 times that year. Bobby Petrino brought his Louisville team in and hung 500+ yards and 38 points on them. In 2005 his unit ranked pretty high but they didn't see a top 30 offense until, LSU at the end of the season and the Tigers hung 40 points on them.
as head coach:
He became head coach in 2007 and his defenses were always solid but unspectacular. They never had a top 20 unit but averaged 28th in the country in his 4 years. That was with three DCs (the first one he hired was fired after 1 season and is now an asst with the Detroit Lions and the 2nd one left to Okie State after one year. His third one is now ST coach with the Hartford Colonials of the CFL). He had the same LB (the only UM coach retained after Golden got the current job) and DB (now at Vandy) coaches in those 4 years and two DL coaches (one is now at Louisville and the other at Duke).
coaching style:
Shannon had a philosophy and stuck with it the whole time. He was almost stubborn at times. He loves playing man, cover 2. He rarely blitzes (which is why his first DC didn't last). He relies heavily on his front 4 to generate pressure. The MLB runs the show, and he always put his smartest and most experienced LB there, often moving over a senior from the outside. His defenses give up a lot of yards between the 20s and then get real tough in the redzone. His units were geared towards not giving up big plays. Opposing offenses ran the ball with success but rarely made big plays in the passing game, which limited their yards and touchdowns. As a result, his defenses were always among the best in pass efficiency numbers.
personnel:
He loves the prototypes. If a 5-10 MLB who was first team all-state and an athletic phenom wanted to come, forget it. Ask Brian Rolle (Ohio State and now the Eagles). Same with 5-9 corners (ask Purdue's AA Ricardo Allen). Size/speed/athleticism were far more important to him than playmaking ability/football IQ/instincts. As a result, his units always looked great coming off the bus. They looked great in pre-games and often times a lot of his players wound up in the NFL despite below average college careers (see GB corner Sam Shields, who never started a game under Shannon in college). He'll assemble a very talented unit, no doubt. 6-5 defensive ends, 6-2 linebackers, and 6-0 corners are very common under Shannon.
recruiting:
His evaluations were always so/so. A lot of south Florida kids who wanted to be Canes werent offered and are now playing in the league (the Lions have 3 on their starting defense alone). He was, however, good in the home and with parents -- especially those without father figures (a large portion of the top recruits). He was able to change some minds (Jon Beason grew up a huge Florida State fan, for example). He doesn't put much emphasis on summer camps. Rarely did they have good turnouts and rarely did they make many new offers after them. He puts a huge emphasis on recruiting kids from winning programs. If they're choosing between two similar kids, the one who won 2 state titles will get the offer all day over the one who played on a losing team in HS. He doesn't recruit many kids. At Miami, he rarely spent any time recruiting OOS kids who weren't interested in Miami. Maybe that will change now that he doesn't have a home recruiting base like south Florida but he focused mainly on kids who already had some interest. Schools are allowed to host 56 kids for visits. At Miami, they rarely had more than 35 come in. Some coaches will try changing a lot of minds. Shannon, instead, focuses on building the relationships and convincing the kids who are already interested.
His teams will be tough to score against in the redzone. They'll be tough to gain big plays against. He'll probably put together a pretty talented unit before long. And his kids genuinely like him.
I wish him well. I think it'll be a good fit under Petrino since they've competed against one another in the past. It'll be very interesting to see how well he does in the SEC. Any follow up questions to this, just ask away!
Mike Bakas
Scout.com/FoxSports
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coaching style:
Shannon had a philosophy and stuck with it the whole time. He was almost stubborn at times. He loves playing man, cover 2. He rarely blitzes (which is why his first DC didn't last). He relies heavily on his front 4 to generate pressure. The MLB runs the show, and he always put his smartest and most experienced LB there, often moving over a senior from the outside. His defenses give up a lot of yards between the 20s and then get real tough in the redzone. His units were geared towards not giving up big plays.
AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
No mas.
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AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
No mas.
Sounds like we've been there done that.
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(http://assets0.ordienetworks.com/images/GifGuide/michael_scott/The-Office-gifs-the-office-14948948-240-196.gif)
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Randy Shannon runs the Cover 2 "Tampa 2"...Hells yeah!!!! Bent, but don't break Defenses is gooder.
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To be honest, I don't care who the DC is as long as we can get back to some real defense and no more of this "bend don't break" bullshit. Also, I would love see Auburn have LB's bigger than what we have currently.
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To be honest, I don't care who the DC is as long as we can get back to some real defense and no more of this "bend don't break" bullshit. Also, I would love see Auburn have LB's bigger than what we have currently.
So. How big were ya thinkin'? I might could help.
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So. How big were ya thinkin'? I might could help.
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I was thinking more like
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Word on the skreetz is Mark Stoops is the man to be the next Auburn DC.
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Word on the skreetz is Mark Stoops is the man to be the next Auburn DC.
I could live with that. He coaches linebackers too, correct?
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I could live with that. He coaches linebackers too, correct?
Last I checked, Linebackers play on the defensive side of the ball, so yes.
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I could live with that. He coaches linebackers too, correct?
DC and DB coach at FSU and has coached DB's his entire career. That will be interesting. I think AUC said that Chizik wanted his next DC to coach DB's. If that is the case and this is true, does Thig move to LB coach? That is what he was at UNC and his stops before that. It would seem logical. Does this also mean that Lolley moves back to a desk job? If so, then we would be one coach short correct? Hire someone to coach ends and let Pelton coach tackles?
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DC and DB coach at FSU and has coached DB's his entire career. That will be interesting. I think AUC said that Chizik wanted his next DC to coach DB's. If that is the case and this is true, does Thig move to LB coach? That is what he was at UNC and his stops before that. It would seem logical. Does this also mean that Lolley moves back to a desk job? If so, then we would be one coach short correct? Hire someone to coach ends and let Pelton coach tackles?
Much gracias. Everything you mentioned would be moving in the right direction imnsho. What's Terry Price doing these days?
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Last I checked, Linebackers play on the defensive side of the ball, so yes.
They do?
Signed,
Theodore Roof
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Much gracias. Everything you mentioned would be moving in the right direction imnsho. What's Terry Price doing these days?
Getting hired at Texas Tech.
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Everything you mentioned would be moving in the right direction imnsho.
Thats what I be screaming.....literally screaming right now.
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Getting hired at Texas Tech.
Damn...must have missed that. The Apple Dumplin BBQ Gang rides again!
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Getting hired at Texas Tech.
^^^This.
I understood that Tubs actually got away from his Miami 4-3 scheme and had been letting the guy he hired from TCU run his 4-2-5 scheme. I think Tubs is taking that shitasticly suckage defense back over.
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Damn...must have missed that. The Apple Dumplin BBQ Gang rides again!
Hired another of the BBQ gang along with him, but can't recall who.
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Hired another of the BBQ gang along with him, but can't recall who.
Just found it...Lovett
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Hired another of the BBQ gang along with him, but can't recall who.
John Lovett (DC 1998-2001).
Edit, Buzz beat me to it.
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John Lovett (DC 1998-2001).
Edit, Buzz beat me to it.
Price is a great hire for them, but I'm not so sure about Lovett. I was never really sold on him.
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One would think bringing in Stoops will pay huge benefits quickly especially in recruiting.
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Price is a great hire for them, but I'm not so sure about Lovett. I was never really sold on him.
As I said, Tubs probably going to take it back over. DC will be in name only.
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Don Dunn and Terry Price make for a mean ass line.
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Don Dunn and Terry Price make for a mean ass line.
Its a helluva drug
(http://www.primehealthchannel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/cocaine-addict1.jpg)
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hey Chad,
Wikipedia is already showing him hired.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Stoops#Personal_life (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Stoops#Personal_life)
It's a source.
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Moral of the story: Flight Aware is never wrong. Nor is wikipedia.
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Now if we can just get a television station in Arkansas to join in...
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Its a helluva drug
It does.
Isn't Don Dunn at TT right now? Is he still coaching?
From scout on Stoops.
2009 (pre-Stoops) - 111th
2010 (Stoops first year) - 41st
2011 (Stoops second year) - 6th
That looks promising, I mean we can only get better, right?
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hey Chad,
Wikipedia is already showing him hired.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Stoops#Personal_life (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Stoops#Personal_life)
It's a source.
You do realize that there is nothing about Auburn in that link? Except that we are awesome, but that is already public knowledge.
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Now if we can just get a television station in Arkansas to join in...
They are world class, just ask those Hogs.
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You do realize that there is nothing about Auburn in that link?
Somebody is working hard.
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Guy just emailed me that Rivals site is saying offer and acceptance with Stoops.
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Guy just emailed me that Rivals site is saying offer and acceptance with Stoops.
Something like $850K?
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my brother-in-law just emailed me pictures of stoops showering in the locker room of a local gym...in the pictures it show stoops wearing auburn briefs from under armour.
awesome stuff...snaggle.
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awesome stuff...snaggle.
I hope he doesn't have a Sandusky tattoo.
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awesome stuff...snaggle.
Fine...just because you were so snarky, Mr. Snarky McSnarkshire, I did talk to Craig Sanders again this weekend. Ironic that it was in Dicks...because of how much I love Dicks.
Yep, me and the 2nd string defensive end were sittin' around, chewin' the fat. I says, "Hey, you Craig Sanders?" and he says, "Fuck off you rude bastard, I'm having a conversation here."
That Craig. Kills me when he kids around like that.
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I hope he doesn't have a Sandusky tattoo.
VV says that guy has a tat on his junk that says S MILE, but when he sees a young boy it says SECOND MILE CHARITIES
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Random Terry Price story -
I took a few recruits to a film study with Price and the defensive ends. Coach Price was giving a erudite explanation of the play on screen and using esoteric jargon that fluently expressed his expectations of the players involved.
Then he noticed something and began to stutter.
And then it went something like this, and it was loud (I can't remember the player's name):
"What the fuck? WHAT THE FUCK SMITH?"
"Coach?"
Coach rewinds the film.
"That Smith! What the fuck? You let him block you like that?"
Blank stare from the player.
"God damnit! GOD DAMNIT! SMITH! DON'T YOU LET HIM BLOCK YOU LIKE THAT! FUCK! YOU RIP HIS FUCKING ARM OFF THE NEXT TIME HE BLOCKS YOU LIKE THAT!"
"Yes sir."
Coach rewinds it back to the same play.
"GOD DAMNIT SMITH! YOU CHOKE THAT MOTHERFUCKER BEFORE YOU LET HIM BLOCK YOU LIKE THAT."
"Yes sir."
And it went right back to normal instruction like nothing strange had happened. The recruits thought it was awesome.
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Random Terry Price story -
I took a few recruits to a film study with Price and the defensive ends. Coach Price was giving a erudite explanation of the play on screen and using esoteric jargon that fluently expressed his expectations of the players involved.
Then he noticed something and began to stutter.
And then it went something like this, and it was loud (I can't remember the player's name):
"What the fuck? WHAT THE FUCK SMITH?"
"Coach?"
Coach rewinds the film.
"That Smith! What the fuck? You let him block you like that?"
Blank stare from the player.
"God damnit! GOD DAMNIT! SMITH! DON'T YOU LET HIM BLOCK YOU LIKE THAT! FUCK! YOU RIP HIS FUCKING ARM OFF THE NEXT TIME HE BLOCKS YOU LIKE THAT!"
"Yes sir."
Coach rewinds it back to the same play.
"GOD DAMNIT SMITH! YOU CHOKE THAT MOTHERFUCKER BEFORE YOU LET HIM BLOCK YOU LIKE THAT."
"Yes sir."
And it went right back to normal instruction like nothing strange had happened. The recruits thought it was awesome.
That's funny as hell. I once saw Al Borges make a complete sentence using only the word "Fuck" 6 times. Didn't know it was possible but somehow, it made sense.
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Beginning to wonder if this is premature? Warchant saying no deal.
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Beginning to wonder if this is premature? Warchant saying no deal.
some skreets are clearly marked ..."dead end". unless they aren't....
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Beginning to wonder if this is premature? Warchant saying no deal.
I think possibly premature ejaculation.
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Mark Stoops ain't coming to Auburn. Jimmy Sexton is his agent.
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Mark Stoops ain't coming to Auburn. Jimmy Sexton is his agent.
I don't know who is or isn't coming to be our DC...like everybody else here...but what does that have to do with it?
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Mark Stoops ain't coming to Auburn. Jimmy Sexton is his agent.
This is the kind of information that would be helpful up front...
Maybe we should pin a thread with a listing of all Sexton's clients.
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I don't know who is or isn't coming to be our DC...like everybody else here...but what does that have to do with it?
Sexton notoriously floats his clients names around for every big job out there whether they have interest or not so that he can rework the contract for more money. He is Tubs agent and just look at the last 4 or 5 years he was at Auburn. I am sure there are more examples...
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Sexton notoriously floats his clients names around for every big job out there whether they have interest or not so that he can rework the contract for more money. He is Tubs agent and just look at the last 4 or 5 years he was at Auburn. I am sure there are more examples...
MmmmK, thanks.
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From J. Lee
Auburn has offered Mark Stoops the defensive coordinator position.
The two parties are currently negotiating a few issues in the contract, money not being one of them.
Stoops would like to be certain he will have the liberty to run his defense and not have anyone meddling/forcing something on him.
Stoops would also like to have some control over the defensive coaching personnel (have major input into any changes/hirings...etc.).
If things get worked out, we could see something announced soon.
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Stoops would also like to have some control over the defensive coaching personnel (have major input into any changes/hirings...etc.).
I could understand to an extent, but I don't know about this...
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Mark Stoops ain't coming to Auburn. Jimmy Sexton is his agent.
You sure? I thought that was just rumor and his agent is Neil Cornrich who is also Bob and Mikes agent.
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I could understand to an extent, but I don't know about this...
I could see why. See Tuberville and the BBQ boys. Stoops knew a lot about that.
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Sexton also represents Coach Malzahn.
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I could understand to an extent, but I don't know about this...
I think you missed the word "SOME"...Also, a DC should have input into any changes and/or hirings on the defensive side of the ball.
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I think you missed the word "SOME"...Also, a DC should have input into any changes and/or hirings on the defensive side of the ball.
Unlike you, I can read. I saw "some", which is why I agreed to an "extent".
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Mark Stoops ain't coming to Auburn. Jimmy Sexton is his agent.
This is incorrect
You sure? I thought that was just rumor and his agent is Neil Cornrich who is also Bob and Mikes agent.
This is correct
Sexton also represents Coach Malzahn.
this is correct.
http://www.sextonsports.com/ssp/our_clients?id=20 (http://www.sextonsports.com/ssp/our_clients?id=20)
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This is incorrect
This is correct
this is correct.
http://www.sextonsports.com/ssp/our_clients?id=20 (http://www.sextonsports.com/ssp/our_clients?id=20)
tl;dr....you verbose bastard
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Sexton notoriously floats his clients names around for every big job out there whether they have interest or not so that he can rework the contract for more money. He is Tubs agent and just look at the last 4 or 5 years he was at Auburn. I am sure there are more examples...
Research Houston Nutt Salary History for all you need to know about Jimmy Sexton and his success as an agent.
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Research Houston Nutt Salary History for all you need to know about Jimmy Sexton and his success as an agent.
We don't need to. Did you miss the part about Tubs? He was pretty much a candidate for every job that came open for 5 years.
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Holy shit...how the mighty have fallen.
Tommy West is the DC at UAB now?!?!?!?
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http://auburn.247sports.com/Article/Chizik-seeks-right-fit-for-Auburn-52874 (http://auburn.247sports.com/Article/Chizik-seeks-right-fit-for-Auburn-52874)
Chizik seeks 'right fit for Auburn'
Phillip Marshall
These are busy days for Gene Chizik. He's the defensive coordinator. He's the linebackers coach. He's the head coach. And he's searching for his replacement as defensive coordinator.
Chizik said he has managed to make time to identify some attractive candidates to replace Ted Roof, who resigned last week.
"Enough time to have a really good idea of some candidates," Chizik said. "There s a delicate balance here. I feel good about the knowledge of several different guys I feel like would be the right fits for Auburn."
Chizik said he won't insist that the new coordinator run a 4-3 scheme, which he has run for his entire college career, saying "That's not a deal -breaker."
" I think there has to be a similarity of philosophies, for sure," Chizik said. "You want to get somebody you know has done it successfully. You can't pigeonhole one particular thing you are looking for. You have to look at the whole thing, and it has to be the right fit for your staff as well.
"There has to be a right fit to mix in with the other guys. He has to be a great leader and all those things it takes to be a good coordinator. It's not as simple as saying I'm looking for one thing. There are a lot of things in the mix."
Chizik acknowledged he is also watching developments with offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, who continues to be mentioned in speculation about head coaching jobs.
"Gus and I have a great relationship," Chizik said. "We've had several discussions about moving forward in his career and what his goals are. At the end of the day, the decisions he makes are going to be up to him. I'm sure he will make the best decision for him and his family. We are very open when we talk about it."
Chizik said he has a plan in case Malzahn lands a head coaching job before the bowl game.
Tuesday morning, Chizik was on the field for his second day of coaching linebackers, and he was enjoying it.
"It's a part you miss somewhat as a head coach unless you are a head coach and also a position coach, which some people do," Chizik said. "It's fun getting back in there with them. It's fun getting back in the meeting rooms and the grind of the film work and the practice film and things of that nature. The last two days have been really fun for me."
Chizik was asked if he would consider doing it permanently.
"I'll never say never," he said, "but right now that's not my aim."
NOTES AND QUOTES
Tiger players successful in the classroom
Chizik said there are no academic casualties for the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
"Academically, everybody is good to go," he said. "They did a real good job. I'm proud of how they finished the semester."
Chizik lauds Eltoro Freeman
Senior linebacker Eltoro Freeman, who graduated Monday, received high praise from Chizik.
"It's been an up and down journey," Chizik said. "I think he would tell you that. But he's grown up off the field. Unbelievable. And he's grown up on the field. That's the great satisfaction in coaching. They all have different journeys. When he leaves here in a month, you can say 'He came here as this and he left as a true Auburn man.'"
Second day of practice a good one
Chizik said the second day of bowl practice was a good one.
"We had a good day again, I felt like," Chizik said. "Our practice was upbeat. I think we got a lot accomplished. We stayed focused more on us getting better at the fundamentals of the game. Overall, we had a good day today."
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Chizik said there are no academic casualties for the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
So does this mean that Dyer was not classroom related? Or does not attending class not fall under academic problems?
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So does this mean that Dyer was not classroom related? Or does not attending class not fall under academic problems?
I thought the same thing and would seem to debunk any classroom issues with Dyer.
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So does this mean that Dyer was not classroom related? Or does not attending class not fall under academic problems?
Rampant internet speculation. Nobody has said what Dyer's issue is, at least nobody that actually knows.
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Rampant internet speculation. Nobody has said what Dyer's issue is, at least nobody that actually knows.
It is interesting though. All signs pointed to that initially with the timing and prediction by JGT weeks ago. Finals were last week and grades were released the last 3-5 days. Maybe I am reading too much into Chizik's semantics. Maybe he meant of all the guys still "on the team" since Dyer is permanently off the team for a temporary amount of time.
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It is interesting though. All signs pointed to that initially with the timing and prediction by JGT weeks ago. Finals were last week and grades were released the last 3-5 days. Maybe I am reading too much into Chizik's semantics. Maybe he meant of all the guys still "on the team" since Dyer is permenantly off the team for a temporary amount of time.
I see what you did there!
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It is interesting though. All signs pointed to that initially with the timing and prediction by JGT weeks ago. Finals were last week and grades were released the last 3-5 days. Maybe I am reading too much into Chizik's semantics. Maybe he meant of all the guys still "on the team" since Dyer is permenantly off the team for a temporary amount of time.
I wonder if he'll be temporarily attending class next semester? And if so, how will he be allowed back at practice if practice is considered a class and you cannot join a class mid semester? And if this is so, is it really temporary?
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I see what you did there!
You had to go highlight one of my fat fingered words.
I wonder if he'll be temporarily attending class next semester? And if so, how will he be allowed back at practice if practice is considered a class and you cannot join a class mid semester? And if this is so, is it really temporary?
Now thats being facetious. THS, take notes.
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You had to go highlight one of my fat fingered words.
Now thats being facetious. THS, take notes.
Who the hell are you calling fellatious?
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Who the hell are you calling fellatious?
Did you say fellatio? That would be Vandy Vol.
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Probably semantics, but wouldn't it be better for Chizik to be coarching the DBs? Especially if he has plans to hire a DC that will also do that? Call it a preview of 2012 for Thigpen...
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Did you say fellatio? That would be Vandy Vol.
This stupid whore stole my school science project from fifteen years ago:
(http://www.omgsoysauce.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/funny-fellatio-do-not-swallow-school-projects-570x395.jpg)
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Probably semantics, but wouldn't it be better for Chizik to be coarching the DBs? Especially if he has plans to hire a DC that will also do that? Call it a preview of 2012 for Thigpen...
Not sure. I guess since Roof coached the LB's, Chizik filled his shoes so there wasn't as much that changed in who the coaches are.
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Probably semantics, but wouldn't it be better for Chizik to be coarching the DBs? Especially if he has plans to hire a DC that will also do that? Call it a preview of 2012 for Thigpen...
Come on we all know that only little Nicky Satan can coach DBs
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This stupid whore stole my school science project from fifteen years ago:
(http://www.omgsoysauce.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/funny-fellatio-do-not-swallow-school-projects-570x395.jpg)
I thought you were on the other side of that hypothesis?
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I thought you were on the other side of that hypothesis?
This is incorrect.
I enjoy spitting out the semen, storing it in jars, and re-using it as lip gloss. My science project was about making recycling fun.
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This stupid whore stole my school science project from fifteen years ago:
(http://www.omgsoysauce.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/funny-fellatio-do-not-swallow-school-projects-570x395.jpg)
Swallow, schmallow, I don't give a shit what you do with the stuff once you get it out of me.
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Swallow, schmallow, I don't give a shit what you do with the stuff once you get it out of me.
(http://www.lolforumpictures.com/orly/orly3.gif)
http://jonathanturley.org/2011/02/01/illinois-court-rules-man-can-sue-over-deceptive-use-of-sperm-by-girlfriend-to-impregnate-herself/ (http://jonathanturley.org/2011/02/01/illinois-court-rules-man-can-sue-over-deceptive-use-of-sperm-by-girlfriend-to-impregnate-herself/)
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So does this mean that Dyer was not classroom related? Or does not attending class not fall under academic problems?
Technically, no. Chizik was refering to only those not temporarily dismissed permanently at this time, when he was speaking. It's all about context
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Lsu's secondary coach has emerged as a candidate, He's the secondary coach at Lsu.
http://auburn.247sports.com/Article/AU-looks-at-Cooper-in-DC-sarch-52957 (http://auburn.247sports.com/Article/AU-looks-at-Cooper-in-DC-sarch-52957)
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Lsu's secondary coach has emerged as a candidate, He's the secondary coach at Lsu.
http://auburn.247sports.com/Article/AU-looks-at-Cooper-in-DC-sarch-52957 (http://auburn.247sports.com/Article/AU-looks-at-Cooper-in-DC-sarch-52957)
Does he also coach the secondary?
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Does he also coach the secondary?
Yes, at LSU, where he is LSU's secondary coach
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Yall leave Jumbo alone, he works for the Department of Redundancy Department
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Yall leave Jumbo alone, he works for the Department of Redundancy Department
Dude, you said department tw.......ooooohhhhh....
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Chizik said that he would only coach the secondary if he allowed him to coach the secondary.
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Chizik said that he would only coach the secondary if he allowed him to coach the secondary.
Isn't he still at LSU, where he coaches at LSU?
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Isn't he still at LSU, where he coaches at LSU?
I believe he is, I believe so yes.
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I'm not sold on this DB coach from LSU. I want a guy who has experience coaching defensive backs. Experience coaching at a school with a great defense like the one at LSU would also be a plus.
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I'm not sold on this DB coach from LSU. I want a guy who has experience coaching defensive backs. Experience coaching at a school with a great defense like the one at LSU would also be a plus.
You know I was thinking LSU has a great secondary. Their coach that coaches the secondary might be good, but only if he comes from LSU.
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Now. You're looking at now, sir. Everything that happens now, is happening now
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Lsu's secondary coach has emerged as a candidate, He's the secondary coach at Lsu.
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Is there any such thing as e-whiskey, or e-weed?
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Now. You're looking at now, sir. Everything that happens now, is happening now
What happened to then?
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What happened to then?
We passed then
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We passed then
We've been jammed.
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Lsu's secondary coach has emerged as a candidate, He's the secondary coach at Lsu.
What no link?