Decides to become a urolgist and work with a giant weiner head
Joe Moorhead former Fordham coach becomes urologist
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Decides to become a urolgist and work with a giant weiner head
Knew someone would take Moorhead away some day. Good coach. Makes something out of nothing. Too bad for Fordham.
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Offensive coordinator for Connecticut in 2009 and 2010 in which Connecticut was 8-5 in both season. Just so happen, Rutgers and Schiano beat them in both years. Joe was so good that he was promoted to Connecticut QB coach in 2011. Yea he had a good record at Fordham in the Patriot League.
Chas Dodd won BE Offensive Player of the Week vs UConn in 2010 (his first start). UConn went on to be BE champs. Edsell went to Maryland. Dodd went back to the bench
The trick is to tell the doctor to (a) bring the young, hot, physicians assistant in to hold your hand during the exam and (b) use several fingers.
[Edit] So, in the unlikely event you find yourself wanting to like this post, you have to be asking yourself, what kind of statement would that make, if any. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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Don't diss on Moorehead, he has had success as an OC and as a HC at the FCS level. He takes the OC job at PSU and does well, he will be a head coach somewhere in 3 years or less.
Wasn't there a post here that said he was "locked up" and would not leave Fordham? And weren't some looking down on him as a choice for HC?
Yes Fordham extended Moorhead because they knew other teams were interested in him. But "locked-up" at Fordham salary probably doesn't mean much
We need to hire the offensive coordinator for Villanova since they beat Fordham the last 2 years.
In the vernacular of the BWI board, PSU could probably hire Moorhead for less than one Jerry victim.
Seems OriginalKnight has replaced the star rating system the old board had.
Lou - how dare you tell the greatest collection of football experts ever assembled how to behave? These are people who have more insight into coaching and hiring and coach career progression than you can imagine.
