MU PRESS RELEASE Staff Roles Announced....
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I feel pretty good about this to be honest. Bill Legg isn't over the QBs anymore, and we have Co-Offensive Coordinators which hopefully means that Legg cannot control everything on the offence. Things are looking up and I'll gladly eat crow if the season is not much better than the last.
I am pleased to see Goebbel as co-OC. I hope he get a shot to make a real contribution.
What exactly does co-oc mean? WHo calls the plays? Dunn as recruiting coordinator? How did that come about?
True, but Goebbel is Co-OC, will be calling the plays, and most importantly will be QB Coach. It will be great to have a QB coach that actually played the position. I also really like the additions of Brown and Hill. Both are great recruiters with good reputations as coaches.
It would be a lot on Goebbel for him to be the Co-OC, RC, and QB Coach, especially when all of our QBs need so much work before next season.
Remember, Dunn was a pretty successful HC at a lower level so being the RC and a defensive analyst, which fits his coaching profile is likely a good move.
I wouldn't really call this "successful." One title in 10 years and easily a losing record.
The 50-year-old Dunn had a 42–59 record in his 10 seasons as coach at Catholic, an NCAA Division III school in Washington D.C. In 2008, he led the program to its second-ever league title and first postseason win in 73 years.
If you recall, the reason Tony Peterson left here as co-OC was because he did NOT get to call plays. Maybe different this time, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
Does Marshall pay you weekly or biweekly to post those comments? You really cannot believe those comments about one of those hires, can you?
Didn't Hill have a "show cause" ? That doesn't help his reputation, I would think.
Even I'm wondering how you can consider Hill to have a good reputation.
Rosie Ruiz is a phenomenal marathon runner and has a good reputation in that community. Google her if you don't know who she is.
She was a great representative of the running community. Some would say she was done wrong.
After her punishment for cheating, she moved to south Florida (hmmm, way too many similarities already) and was subsequently arrested for embezzlement and later for cocaine dealing.
She is a great marathon runner and has a stellar reputation.
After getting caught and having a plethora of evidence against her, she continued to lie and claim that she was innocent. Based on the ethical history, indiscretions, and geographic location of each individual being so similar, I think there should be a look into any DNA match between the two.
you are talking to an individual that thinks Doc has been successful in this crap league
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