GlassOnion wrote:Know what else is unethical? Using wikipedia, and every flimsy insinuation one after another, no matter how ludicrous trying to hang sommething on Charlie Cobb.JCline0429 wrote:
It is unethical to interview for a job that hasn't been created or announced to be vacant.
No problem. In some circles I would get a pat on the back and a welcome to the fold for those comments so I can see that the humor could be missed.Black Saturday wrote:Sorry for the rant, but I couldn't interpret the humor.
Black Saturday my friend - I am afraid my championship pig will die from old age -Black Saturday wrote:Sorry for the rant, but I couldn't interpret the humor.
Time has passed. He left 15 years ago and hasn't advanced very far.Gonzo wrote:What do you guys think about former ASU assistant and Razorback recruiting coordinator, Tim Horton?
http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/ViewA ... EASON=2012
He's still an SEC recruiter. I like him for HC better than Elliot or Satterfield.appgrad wrote:Time has passed. He left 15 years ago and hasn't advanced very far.Gonzo wrote:What do you guys think about former ASU assistant and Razorback recruiting coordinator, Tim Horton?
http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/ViewA ... EASON=2012
I don't want anybody coming in here that has ever had anything to do with Bobby Petrino. Aside from that, what makes an SEC recruiter a better candidate for head coach than they guy that helped win us 3 national championships?Gonzo wrote:He's still an SEC recruiter. I like him for HC better than Elliot or Satterfield.appgrad wrote:Time has passed. He left 15 years ago and hasn't advanced very far.Gonzo wrote:What do you guys think about former ASU assistant and Razorback recruiting coordinator, Tim Horton?
http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/ViewA ... EASON=2012
crazy talkGonzo wrote:He's still an SEC recruiter. I like him for HC better than Elliot or Satterfield.appgrad wrote:Time has passed. He left 15 years ago and hasn't advanced very far.Gonzo wrote:What do you guys think about former ASU assistant and Razorback recruiting coordinator, Tim Horton?
http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/ViewA ... EASON=2012
I like Horton a lot. He is very high on Satterfield and would likely keep him. He has the SEC ties. He has recruited and coached two first round draft picks.Gonzo wrote:What do you guys think about former ASU assistant and Razorback recruiting coordinator, Tim Horton?
http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/ViewA ... EASON=2012
Actually, USC runs a good bit of spread. They even run the zone read out of it on occassion.ASUPATCH wrote:The gamecocks dont run the spread. How would this.effect App IF Elliott was the choice.
He coached the spread for 4 years at App. Before that he was a power I guy with us and USC runs alot of prostyle stuff as well. I would expect he may implement some short yardage stuff under center at a minimum.unknown wrote:Actually, USC runs a good bit of spread. They even run the zone read out of it on occassion.ASUPATCH wrote:The gamecocks dont run the spread. How would this.effect App IF Elliott was the choice.
Not sure why this matters though, Elliott is a spread guy
what a novel idea! what about when we are backed up on our 2 yard line?ASUPATCH wrote:He coached the spread for 4 years at App. Before that he was a power I guy with us and USC runs alot of prostyle stuff as well. I would expect he may implement some short yardage stuff under center at a minimum.unknown wrote:Actually, USC runs a good bit of spread. They even run the zone read out of it on occassion.ASUPATCH wrote:The gamecocks dont run the spread. How would this.effect App IF Elliott was the choice.
Not sure why this matters though, Elliott is a spread guy
Good response - Coach Elliot knows the benefits of the spread, but when he was here, we ran it WITH Power. Our line was agressive, fast, and physical...I feel like we've lost a lot of that.ASUPATCH wrote:He coached the spread for 4 years at App. Before that he was a power I guy with us and USC runs alot of prostyle stuff as well. I would expect he may implement some short yardage stuff under center at a minimum.unknown wrote:Actually, USC runs a good bit of spread. They even run the zone read out of it on occassion.ASUPATCH wrote:The gamecocks dont run the spread. How would this.effect App IF Elliott was the choice.
Not sure why this matters though, Elliott is a spread guy
You would be wise to hold such comments when you don't know the real story. As recruiting coordinator Horton was the only hold over from Houston Nutt's staff. Tim is an Arkansas grad and loves his coaching at his school. I think you will agree coaching running backs at an SEC school is a fairly tough gig to get and I'm sure you would have walked away from it on principle. Tim Horton has more integrity and class in his little finger than most people do in their entire body. He is also one of the hardest working assistant coaches in the country and was recognized by Rivals.com and ESPN.com as one of the top recruiters in the nation. You guys are lamenting over losing a person of character like Coach Moore but don't realize a guy just like him is wanting to come back to Boone and carry on Coach Moore's legacy.AppinATL wrote:I don't want anybody coming in here that has ever had anything to do with Bobby Petrino. Aside from that, what makes an SEC recruiter a better candidate for head coach than they guy that helped win us 3 national championships?Gonzo wrote:He's still an SEC recruiter. I like him for HC better than Elliot or Satterfield.appgrad wrote:Time has passed. He left 15 years ago and hasn't advanced very far.Gonzo wrote:What do you guys think about former ASU assistant and Razorback recruiting coordinator, Tim Horton?
http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/ViewA ... EASON=2012
This board has a bad case Of short memory and grass is greener on the other side syndrome. While he was gone, all everyone wanted was Satterfield back. Now that he's here, just about anybody else will do.
it is amazing how butthurt some people get over what is termed CoachspeakKgfish wrote: After going to USC Elliot gushed on and on about how he bled Garnet and Black and was a life long Gamecock fan. I'm so sorry he had to slum down to playing at ASU. If he loves the Roosters that much he can keep his ass stay in Columbia.
They switched over to the spread after Jay Gruden came here one summer and worked with them. The rest is history..3 Championshipsappgrad wrote:Good response - Coach Elliot knows the benefits of the spread, but when he was here, we ran it WITH Power. Our line was agressive, fast, and physical...I feel like we've lost a lot of that.ASUPATCH wrote:He coached the spread for 4 years at App. Before that he was a power I guy with us and USC runs alot of prostyle stuff as well. I would expect he may implement some short yardage stuff under center at a minimum.unknown wrote:Actually, USC runs a good bit of spread. They even run the zone read out of it on occassion.ASUPATCH wrote:The gamecocks dont run the spread. How would this.effect App IF Elliott was the choice.
Not sure why this matters though, Elliott is a spread guy
And with Jamal, I think we have a QB where we could go with a Mulitple offense.