Coach Curt Cignetti to INDIANA

[mamasa 14,957]

Hopefully, we'll be able to edit the title soon, but who do you all think, realistically, could be the next IU disaster coach?  

[Stuhoo 77,040]

[8bucks 6,219]

Was trying to see if any "best coaching candidates" lists were out yet.  Not sure IU head coach is attractive for top candidates but it was a place to start.

 

Clemson's Garrett Riley leads 2023 college football coordinators poised to emerge as head coaching candidates - CBSSports.com

[Chris007 42,798]

So far the two names I have heard are ARE and Justin Frye. I would prefer an experienced head coach like Tom Hermon and an offensive-minded coach. 

[mamasa 14,957]

5 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

NFL ties, IU favorite. It'd be a lot of fun to get basketball and football successful w/ alumni at the helms!

[OGIUAndy 700]

7 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

Honestly, would you be comfortable with this hire based on what has transpired the last couple of seasons? He's never been a head coach, called plays, recruited or put together a coaching staff etc. This would be a huge gamble to say the least. 

[Hovadipo 53,512]

https://utrockets.com/sports/football/roster/coaches/jason-candle/1118
 

https://cmuchippewas.com/sports/football/roster/coaches/jim-mcelwain/878
 

https://espnpressroom.com/us/bios/dan-mullen/

[LamarCheeks 17,208]

Some guys who might be worth a look (in no particular order). Keep in mind I have no idea what I'm talking about ... 

Tom Herman (FAU head coach)
Kane Wommack (South Alabama head coach)
Antwaan Randle El (Lions receivers coach) 
 

[Artie86 1,704]

1 minute ago, Chris007 said:

So far the two names I have heard are ARE and Justin Frye. I would prefer an experienced head coach like Tom Hermon and an offensive-minded coach. 

You have actually heard those names mentioned as possible replacements to CTA? 

[Hovadipo 53,512]

Love Kane, but he 1) likely isn’t leaving The South and 2) especially isn’t leaving The South to replace his dad’s fired buddy. 

[Artie86 1,704]

Just now, LamarCheeks said:

Some guys who might be worth a look (in no particular order). Keep in mind I have no idea what I'm talking about ... 

Tom Herman (FAU head coach)
Kane Wommack (South Alabama head coach)
Antwaan Randle El (Lions receivers coach) 
 

I really like Antwaan for his NFL experience, but wish he had some NCAA head coaching experience. I also can see Wommack. 

[Chris007 42,798]

1 minute ago, Artie86 said:

You have actually heard those names mentioned as possible replacements to CTA? 

Sure have. I think an ex-IU & NFL player is trying to put together the money to buy Tom out. I was told the negotiations had started. Those two names were just the first two names mentioned since were early in the process. I think both could be had for a fairly cheap price. 

[mamasa 14,957]

5 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

So far the two names I have heard are ARE and Justin Frye. I would prefer an experienced head coach like Tom Hermon and an offensive-minded coach. 

I did not realize Randle El was a baseball player as well as basketball!!!!

[Stuhoo 77,040]

4 minutes ago, OGIUAndy said:

Honestly, would you be comfortable with this hire based on what has transpired the last couple of seasons? He's never been a head coach, called plays, recruited or put together a coaching staff etc. This would be a huge gamble to say the least. 

[Chris007 42,798]

1 minute ago, mamasa said:

I did not realize Randle El was a baseball player as well as basketball!!!!

I think he was drafted by the Cubs. Played centerfield if I remember correctly

[Stuhoo 77,040]

2 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

Sure have. I think an ex-IU & NFL player is trying to put together the money to buy Tom out. I was told the negotiations had started. Those two names were just the first two names mentioned since were early in the process. I think both could be had for a fairly cheap price. 

Randle-El is trying to organize the buyout so that he can be named head coach?

That's a bold strategy ... I like it.

[Chris007 42,798]

8 minutes ago, OGIUAndy said:

Honestly, would you be comfortable with this hire based on what has transpired the last couple of seasons? He's never been a head coach, called plays, recruited or put together a coaching staff etc. This would be a huge gamble to say the least. 

It scares me. If you do go that route you have to let him get some big-time coordinators to help him out. 

[Chris007 42,798]

Just now, Stuhoo said:

Randle-El is trying to organize the buyout so that he can be named head coach?

That's a bold strategy ... I like it.

I like what you did there but that is not who I was talking about. I think this guy's time overlapped with ARE though. 

[LamarCheeks 17,208]

Oh, I forgot the obvious choice: BRING COACH O TO B-TOWN!!! 
 

 

[WhiteyMcSpeed 101]

I wouldn’t mind seeing them hire Art Briles, people will say he has baggage and on the older side(it is working with Mack Brown and UNC). He had a legal victory last week clearing  him of negligence. He would bring his son as the OC and he is a proven winner. Briles does not have many opportunities, so he wouldn’t break the bank. 

Just win baby.