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Well..Since Everyones giving opinion on new DC....
Posted on 12/1/08 at 3:28 am
Posted on 12/1/08 at 3:28 am
Here is my guy... Justin Wilcox Boise St.
3rd season at Boise St.
Has wins over - Oregon, Souther Miss twice, Oregon St, Oklahoma, Fresno all three years.
Young guy. Some quotes on him.
A standout defensive back at Oregon from 1995-99,
Justin was one of the best guys and smartest players I have ever coached," said Gregory. "He moved to cornerback as a senior at Oregon, and amazingly did not give up a touchdown pass all year long. He did an outstanding job coaching the outside linebackers at Boise State the past two seasons and we're thrilled to add him to our staff."
COACHING: Justin Wilcox, one of the best young coaches in the Pac-10, joined the Golden Bears as linebackers coach prior to the 2003 season.
For the second straight season in 2004, Wilcox fielded a solid linebacking corps that improved down the stretch and aided Cal's march to back-to-back bowl appearances. Under his tutelage, veteran backers such as Wendell Hunter, Joe Maningo, Sid Slater and Francis Blay-Miezah blossomed into a tight-knit unit that epitomized the Bear defense's swarm-to-the-ball philosophy.
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Justin Wilcox (Boise State): The Boise State defense has been dominant at times this season. “The guys at Boise attack and tackle extremely well, they’re well coached,” an opposing coach told FootballScoop. What is really impressive is that Wilcox’s defense shutout Hal Mumme’s offense at New Mexico State and allowed a combined 10 points to Larry Fedora’s offense at Southern Miss and Frank Scelfo’s offense at LA Tech. Those are three very bright offensive minds.
Key Stats:
2nd nationally - Scoring defense (10.33)
9th nationally - Sacks (3.0 per game)
10th nationally - Total defense (308 yards per game)
15th nationally - Rushing defense (103 yards per game)
3rd season at Boise St.
Has wins over - Oregon, Souther Miss twice, Oregon St, Oklahoma, Fresno all three years.
Young guy. Some quotes on him.
A standout defensive back at Oregon from 1995-99,
Justin was one of the best guys and smartest players I have ever coached," said Gregory. "He moved to cornerback as a senior at Oregon, and amazingly did not give up a touchdown pass all year long. He did an outstanding job coaching the outside linebackers at Boise State the past two seasons and we're thrilled to add him to our staff."
COACHING: Justin Wilcox, one of the best young coaches in the Pac-10, joined the Golden Bears as linebackers coach prior to the 2003 season.
For the second straight season in 2004, Wilcox fielded a solid linebacking corps that improved down the stretch and aided Cal's march to back-to-back bowl appearances. Under his tutelage, veteran backers such as Wendell Hunter, Joe Maningo, Sid Slater and Francis Blay-Miezah blossomed into a tight-knit unit that epitomized the Bear defense's swarm-to-the-ball philosophy.
LINK
Justin Wilcox (Boise State): The Boise State defense has been dominant at times this season. “The guys at Boise attack and tackle extremely well, they’re well coached,” an opposing coach told FootballScoop. What is really impressive is that Wilcox’s defense shutout Hal Mumme’s offense at New Mexico State and allowed a combined 10 points to Larry Fedora’s offense at Southern Miss and Frank Scelfo’s offense at LA Tech. Those are three very bright offensive minds.
Key Stats:
2nd nationally - Scoring defense (10.33)
9th nationally - Sacks (3.0 per game)
10th nationally - Total defense (308 yards per game)
15th nationally - Rushing defense (103 yards per game)
This post was edited on 12/1/08 at 3:33 am
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