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What problems for coach the last two years. Now he is line coach for Jody. WOW.
I really like the Man, I hope he can regain some stability in his coaching career.
 
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I agree. No personal animosity towards the guy; hope he gets it figured out and gets back on the rise. That said, I really didn't like all the stuff that went down when he left Eastern. He got caught involved in shenanigans and tried to lay the blame at Eastern's feet. Pretty cheeseball way out, IMO.

Unfortunately, WSU was a mess and he had to shoulder a lot of that blame. You could argue both sides of the coin that it was, indeed, mostly his fault or the situation was such a mess that he was doomed to fail. And after that, his last few jobs haven't given him much to stand on.

Still, when everything else goes out the window, he was a solid OL coach. If I were him, I'd try to work my way up to being an NFL line coach. I think that would in his wheelhouse and be a good paying job where he could be very successful.
 
LDopaPDX said:
I agree. No personal animosity towards the guy; hope he gets it figured out and gets back on the rise. That said, I really didn't like all the stuff that went down when he left Eastern. He got caught involved in shenanigans and tried to lay the blame at Eastern's feet. Pretty cheeseball way out, IMO.

Unfortunately, WSU was a mess and he had to shoulder a lot of that blame. You could argue both sides of the coin that it was, indeed, mostly his fault or the situation was such a mess that he was doomed to fail. And after that, his last few jobs haven't given him much to stand on.

Still, when everything else goes out the window, he was a solid OL coach. If I were him, I'd try to work my way up to being an NFL line coach. I think that would in his wheelhouse and be a good paying job where he could be very successful.
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Agreed. He (or at least his staff at the time) was also a pretty good recruiter. EWU won a NC with mostly guys that were recruited under that staff. Of course, there was some continuity there once Baldwin came back.

PW had a rough go at WSU, but honestly, I'm not sure how many coaches could have actually won there at the time. It took P12 network money to be able to do most of what they have achieved recently...which admittedly isn't much.

At the end of the day, not a huge fan of PW for the reasons listed by Dopa, but people scapegoating him at WSU was pretty comical. That program was a total wreck when be came.
 
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