re: Potential RB coaches?

Of course Cale Gundy is most qualified but he is an OU alum and former player........I only put his name in there because of the Stoops rumors.

In other words, I doubt he goes anywhere.

Tony Alford's resume is more impressive than Cale Gundy's. Besides the fact Gundy isnt available, it appears as though Alford's done more with less than Gundy. Not to mention he also has recruiting experience in California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, Michigan (these being the most impressive)-amongst several other states. I dont know how good of a recruiter Alford is, and other than what ive read i dont know anything else about him. If anyone can inform me a little more on Alford, i'd appreciate it.

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Haven't found much on Wheatley outside of what I read in EMU's media guide. He doesn't have much of a resume as a coach.

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do we really need MORE Big 10 running back mentality in here?

I don't know what Frank Wilson did in college, but he had a huge effect on that O.P. Walker program. I played for Walker under Favre, before Wilson got there and we only had 1 kid get a D1 scholarship (wasn't me),not to mention we never came close to beating Curtis. When he got there every football player had to have a minimum 2.5gpa, they had to wear a tie to school everyday, attend study hall every evening, take ACT prep classes etc,(u have to be Walker alum to know how much of a change that was). Oh! and they went to the dome for first time in school history. He cared about those kids outside of football,and 3 of them are on NFL rosters Lewis (who is my cuz by the way),Wallace(steelers),Davis(chargers). This man can't be a complete jerk with all the success he's had. I think he'll b good for LSU. If we had him this year maybe we could've kept T. Reed in state. We'll see though.