[Brickcity]

Of course it doesn't! It's all supposition and any answer to it just reflects one's prejudices. Yours are becoming obvious and repetitive.

Kinda like Shaw, you mean?

I'm not even going to comment on the discussion at hand. I just wanted to share my appreciation for an excellent comeback. ****

I'll bite. Let's just say that had Shaw taken over as head coach in 2007 - vs. Harbaugh - there's no evidence to suggest that he would haver turned around the program. A nice person to be sure. But, a lackluster recruiter with a poor offensive mind.

Seems like you agree with the OP. I agree, as well. Shaw might do better in the Ivy League.

Yep, Shaw would be much better suited to the Ivy League. He's a good person by all accounts but he's a decidedly average head coach. And, that might be a charitable description. Recruiting IS the lifeblood of one's program...and it's clear he's just an ok recruiter. And, as for game-planning and in-game coaching, he's clearly well below average.

[Brickcity]

Of course it doesn't! It's all supposition and any answer to it just reflects one's prejudices. Yours are becoming obvious and repetitive.

Kinda like Shaw, you mean?

I'm not even going to comment on the discussion at hand. I just wanted to share my appreciation for an excellent comeback. ****

I'll bite. Let's just say that had Shaw taken over as head coach in 2007 - vs. Harbaugh - there's no evidence to suggest that he would haver turned around the program. A nice person to be sure. But, a lackluster recruiter with a poor offensive mind.

Seems like you agree with the OP. I agree, as well. Shaw might do better in the Ivy League.

Yep, Shaw would be much better suited to the Ivy League. He's a good person by all accounts but he's a decidedly average head coach. And, that might be a charitable description. Recruiting IS the lifeblood of one's program...and it's clear he's just an ok recruiter. And, as for game-planning and in-game coaching, he's clearly well below average.