He’s recruited NJ his whole career. He doesn’t need to build relationships
What did he do his third year at Cincinnati after Chip Key's recruits started graduating or leaving. What did he do his last year at Tennessee? That was real bad. It seems that he is able to win with another good coaches product, but when they aren't around anymore he has struggled. He did not recruit at Cincinnati that well, but he did at Tennessee for a couple of years. Can he recruit at a school that is not a household name or considered a blue blood?
I think that Jones is a good coach but how he finished off his last SHORT stints as an HC gives me doubts. Everything was in place for him to win there
So you just randomly picked the year Eric was paralyzed and we lost out last 6 games. How convenient of you.What did Schiano do in his 10th year in Big East? 4-8 ..Yes Butch had a last bad year at 4-8 But that was in the SEC
Come on, we sucked before he got hurt. We squeaked by FIU and lost to Tulane.So you just randomly picked the year Eric was paralyzed and we lost out last 6 games. How convenient of you.
Did beat a BCS bowl team.Come on, we sucked before he got hurt. We squaked by FIU and lost to Tulane.
We were still 4-2Come on, we sucked before he got hurt. We squaked by FIU and lost to Tulane.
Come on, we sucked before he got hurt.
So you just randomly picked the year Eric was paralyzed and we lost out last 6 games. How convenient of you.
You can't be holding that year against GS.What did Schiano do in his 10th year in Big East? 4-8 ..Yes Butch had a last bad year at 4-8 But that was in the SEC
Butch is good at coaching a good team that he inherited.
He's not a decent recruiter.
He's exactly what we DON'T need.
You want to reopen the Schiano discussion. He's the only proven recruiter the program has ever had.
lol. butch isn't a decent recruiter, he's a very good recruiter.Butch is good at coaching a good team that he inherited.
He's not a decent recruiter.
He's exactly what we DON'T need.
You want to reopen the Schiano discussion. He's the only proven recruiter the program has ever had.
He did win following the 2005 season. He had 5 winning season in 6. The one losing season was the 4-8 Eric LeGrand tragedy. It's actually right in this thread. Your hate has blinded you to all outside facts.If you argue that he won following another coach -- then you have to reason why Greg didn't win- following his own damn self for 11 years. Stop downplaying good coaches - just because you a want different guy
Agree- go after Butch now.Give me Jones, Fran Brown and both Campanille’s and I’ll listen and consider renewing.
No chance that happens though.
Truthfully I guess expect a little more out of you then the typical person on here. You what he posted was disingenuous. As for that year, I spoke on several occasions with Tim Pernetti on how things were going and if you can't understand the impact it had on the whole dept there isn't much else to discuss.Come on, we sucked before he got hurt. We squaked by FIU and lost to Tulane.
I like Jones, but his last year is a real concern. Of course, if you look at the number of injuries they had, it was insane. Lost 4 of 5 OL, 2 of 3 QBs and 3 starting WRs. Still, no conference wins is no conference wins, and it's not like the team snapped right back after he left so maybe the roster wasn't that great (even though the classes were highly rated).Tennessee was (5-7) two years in a row before Butch got there. He turned that into 7,9,9 wins - in his first 4 yrs. Sounds like maybe Butch can recruit & build a roster up
Truthfully I guess expect a little more out of you then the typical person on here. You what he posted was disingenuous. As for that year, I spoke on several occasions with Tim Pernetti on how things were going and if you can't understand the impact it had on the whole dept there isn't much else to discuss.
If I recall correctly, our subpar OL recruiting came back to bite us that year.Come on, we sucked before he got hurt. We squaked by FIU and lost to Tulane.
Did he mention the huge argument on the flight home from FIU in September and the future NFL players that had to be talked into staying? That locker room was lost well before the Army game.. As for that year, I spoke on several occasions with Tim Pernetti on how things were going and if you can't understand the impact it had on the whole dept there isn't much else to discuss.
This is an accurate take. We may have been able to squeak out the Cuse and Tulane games to get to 6 wins, but that was not a good football team.If you expect honest opinions, you'll get them. That team was bad before EL got hurt, there's a reason Dodd was playing QB and it was because the OL couldn't block anyone. Maybe, maybe that team gets 6 wins without the injury, but still with a bunch of bad losses and a very easy schedule. It was a bad football team.
Now, I don't hold that against Schiano really, that sort of thing happens and it was only 1 year. But there was no scenario where the 2010 team was going to be anything other than a bad football team.
You can't be holding that year against GS.
That Eric Legrand year when RU did not win another game after his injury. That was the year the you had RU players crying in the locker room before the game. That was the same year that GS was a little distracted spending much of every night that season in Eric Legrand's hospital room. He would drive straight there after practice. I guess that you think his priorities were misplaced.
What did Greg Schiano's team do the next year when EL's actual life was no longer hanging from a thread, and GS was able to concentrate on his team and recruiting? That recruiting class was the best that RU ever had, and it would have been a great recruiting class by B10 standards today.
GS and his product was not fading when he left.
Jones can coach and is great identifier of talent. He did well at Tenn and that last year with the injuries would have sunk any coach.I like Jones, but his last year is a real concern. Of course, if you look at the number of injuries they had, it was insane. Lost 4 of 5 OL, 2 of 3 QBs and 3 starting WRs. Still, no conference wins is no conference wins, and it's not like the team snapped right back after he left so maybe the roster wasn't that great (even though the classes were highly rated).
And we are in agreement...that was a 6-6 type team that had the misfortune of dealing with what it did. But the next year we went 9-4.If you expect honest opinions, you'll get them. That team was bad before EL got hurt, there's a reason Dodd was playing QB and it was because the OL couldn't block anyone. Maybe, maybe that team gets 6 wins without the injury, but still with a bunch of bad losses and a very easy schedule. It was a bad football team.
Now, I don't hold that against Schiano really, that sort of thing happens and it was only 1 year. But there was no scenario where the 2010 team was going to be anything other than a bad football team.
That's my opinion as well, but I honestly didn't follow him closely enough at the time for it to be very informed. I could look at what happened since he left and think maybe the team wasn't in great shape, even without the injuries (or maybe the players didn't come back from injury?) I like him, but I can see why that season and how it ended, scares people.Jones can coach and is great identifier of talent. He did well at Tenn and that last year with the injuries would have sunk any coach.
And we are in agreement...that was a 6-6 type team that had the misfortune of dealing with what it did. But the next year we went 9-4.
What he did is no different then if I wanted to compare Greg with say Nick Saban and said lets compare their 6th seasons performance. You would be saying the same thing I did about his post.