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Posted on 1/6/12 at 12:52 pm to blzr
vomit
Posted on 1/6/12 at 1:32 pm to Unbiased Bama Fan
There's no doubt left that you're BenchMcElroy. Still bitching about everything offensive related.
Posted on 1/6/12 at 1:42 pm to blzr
Koetter sucks. That's about all I have to say about him.
Posted on 1/6/12 at 2:28 pm to CapstoneGrad06
BOL is reporting that Florida offered the OC job to Pease as well and they are likely to get him.
Posted on 1/6/12 at 2:32 pm to chilld28
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BOL is reporting that Florida offered the OC job to Pease as well and they are likely to get him.
Posted on 1/6/12 at 2:38 pm to chilld28
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BOL is reporting that Florida offered the OC job to Pease as well and they are likely to get him.
Just heard that... He would be better suited to UF...
Posted on 1/6/12 at 2:51 pm to Unbiased Bama Fan
Here are some OC candidates that have Saban candidates who are available right now.
Brian Daboll- Former Browns and Dolphins offensive coordinator, served under Saban as a graduate assistant in the late '90s. If there's one good thing about Daboll, it's that he knows how to establish a running game. Reggie Bush had a career year with the Dolphins this year and the Dolphins finished the year #1l in the league in rushing. In 2010, the Browns were only #20 in the league in rushing but they showed some signs of life as a franchise. They ran for 173 yards against the Ravens and beat the Saints and Patriots in consecutive games. In 2009, the Browns finished the season ninth in the league in rushing. Unfortunately, his passing offenses were abysmal with the Browns but in his defense, Daboll didn't have much to work with at QB and Matt Moore put up a respectable 87.1 QB rating this year with the Dolphins.
Josh McDaniels- Was a graduate assistant for Saban in 1999. Was the offensive coordinator for the 16-0 Patriots team that set the NFL record for points scored in a season with 589. Knows how to work with QBs as Matt Cassell and Kyle Orton flourished under his watch. However, he has a very pass happy offense throwing over 57% of the time.
Jim Bollman- Has been the Ohio State offensive coordinator for the last 11 seasons and was the offensive line coach for Saban at Michigan State from 1995-1997. Runs a very conservative offense and Ohio State fans haven't been happy with his playcalling. Also, his offenses have fared very poorly against top competition.
Brian Daboll- Former Browns and Dolphins offensive coordinator, served under Saban as a graduate assistant in the late '90s. If there's one good thing about Daboll, it's that he knows how to establish a running game. Reggie Bush had a career year with the Dolphins this year and the Dolphins finished the year #1l in the league in rushing. In 2010, the Browns were only #20 in the league in rushing but they showed some signs of life as a franchise. They ran for 173 yards against the Ravens and beat the Saints and Patriots in consecutive games. In 2009, the Browns finished the season ninth in the league in rushing. Unfortunately, his passing offenses were abysmal with the Browns but in his defense, Daboll didn't have much to work with at QB and Matt Moore put up a respectable 87.1 QB rating this year with the Dolphins.
Josh McDaniels- Was a graduate assistant for Saban in 1999. Was the offensive coordinator for the 16-0 Patriots team that set the NFL record for points scored in a season with 589. Knows how to work with QBs as Matt Cassell and Kyle Orton flourished under his watch. However, he has a very pass happy offense throwing over 57% of the time.
Jim Bollman- Has been the Ohio State offensive coordinator for the last 11 seasons and was the offensive line coach for Saban at Michigan State from 1995-1997. Runs a very conservative offense and Ohio State fans haven't been happy with his playcalling. Also, his offenses have fared very poorly against top competition.
Posted on 1/6/12 at 2:56 pm to Unbiased Bama Fan
Per Football Scoop -
Brent Pease: We have learned that Brent Pease will not be named offensive coordinator at Florida today as rumored by many. He has met with Will Muschamp and that could happen. We hear he is set to visit with Saban on Tuesday and then will see what his plans are.
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Brent Pease: We have learned that Brent Pease will not be named offensive coordinator at Florida today as rumored by many. He has met with Will Muschamp and that could happen. We hear he is set to visit with Saban on Tuesday and then will see what his plans are.
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Posted on 1/6/12 at 3:00 pm to Sidewinder
"Source: Boise State offensive coordinator Brent Pease to leave, with Florida and Alabama as possible destinations
The Boise State football program has lost its offensive coordinator for the second straight season.
Brent Pease has decided to leave the Broncos and will choose between offers to become the offensive coordinator at Florida and Alabama, a source told the Idaho Statesman. Florida is considered the favorite.
Wide receivers coach Robert Prince, who once was the designated heir apparent to Chris Petersen as the Broncos' coordinator, is expected to replace Pease. Prince rejoined the staff last year.
Pease was the Broncos' wide receivers coach from 2006 to 2010. He took a job as the Indiana offensive coordinator after last season, then returned to Boise State days later when offensive coordinator Bryan Harsin left to take a coordinator job at Texas.
Earlier Friday, ESPN.com reported that Pease was the top candidate for the coordinator jobs at Alabama and Florida."
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The Boise State football program has lost its offensive coordinator for the second straight season.
Brent Pease has decided to leave the Broncos and will choose between offers to become the offensive coordinator at Florida and Alabama, a source told the Idaho Statesman. Florida is considered the favorite.
Wide receivers coach Robert Prince, who once was the designated heir apparent to Chris Petersen as the Broncos' coordinator, is expected to replace Pease. Prince rejoined the staff last year.
Pease was the Broncos' wide receivers coach from 2006 to 2010. He took a job as the Indiana offensive coordinator after last season, then returned to Boise State days later when offensive coordinator Bryan Harsin left to take a coordinator job at Texas.
Earlier Friday, ESPN.com reported that Pease was the top candidate for the coordinator jobs at Alabama and Florida."
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Posted on 1/6/12 at 3:42 pm to Sidewinder
Hearing the same about Pease. It's the old "him and his wife are on a plane to Gainesville" line right now. It is NOT done though as far as I can tell.
The UAA at UF is really good about keeping this quiet. We were thinking all along that it would be White or White/Bell.
I'm not sure how I feel about Pease.
The UAA at UF is really good about keeping this quiet. We were thinking all along that it would be White or White/Bell.
I'm not sure how I feel about Pease.
Posted on 1/6/12 at 3:54 pm to Unbiased Bama Fan
Mike Groh
Posted on 1/6/12 at 9:15 pm to parkjas2001
We will know on Wednesday. Pease will be meeting with Saban on Tuesday night.
Posted on 1/6/12 at 9:51 pm to parkjas2001
please no
Posted on 1/6/12 at 10:08 pm to crimsonblazer
I'm not sure that I'm buying what Pease is selling. Spotty resume prior to Boise. Good jog as an assistant coach and, relative to years past, a less than stellar year his first go-round as an OC.
I think Bama could away with him because they're just going to be running dives, throwing to the TE, and trucking everyone in their way. Florida, IMO, doesn't get any better with Pease at the helm.
I think Bama could away with him because they're just going to be running dives, throwing to the TE, and trucking everyone in their way. Florida, IMO, doesn't get any better with Pease at the helm.
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