[cardcrimson]

How many of our assistants are interviewing for the head coaching jobs at top tier universities? 

Sarkisian was making $1.55 million and Alabama has allocated $7.5M to be spread around their assistant coaches. I don't know what they do at Harvard but SU probably won't be matching that.

When Harbaugh was here, didn't his assistants get jobs elsewhere, or at least interviews. Heck, even some of Shaw's first assistants got jobs elsewhere. If nobody else is interested in our current staff, why should we be?

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Maybe they have a Crimsonboard where you can wallow in Bama football glory.

As I've commented before, the crimson in my nomdeplume refers to a small, Northeastern college where I earned a masters. And, as someone who has spent a career in manufacturing and product development, benchmarking is critical. Look to the best and emulate, as best as you can, and implement what they do tailored to your system. Apparently that's something those on this board are afraid to admit doesn't happen in Palo Alto. . . . 

How's our recruiting this year?

How many of our assistants are interviewing for the head coaching jobs at top tier universities? 

How many of our best are sticking around for another year?

Saban has great assistants and their team are relentless recruiters. Can anyone say the same about us?

Like I have said before, when someone keeps changing the subject to heap unending adulation on the same person and place over and over again it just comes off as kind of desperate and oddly defensive given the claims. I have never met a Cardinal or Crimson alum who talks, defends and adores like this. It is such a curious outlier, and has been so to me pretty much from the outset. I’m not saying any claims are untrue — I know all kinds of people with all kinds of backstories. I’m just saying the end result is, at the least, noteworthy and atypical, and gives me a litte smile.

And your point is what exactly? 

At least you're smiling while our program continues to circle the bottom of the bowl.

[cardcrimson]

How many of our assistants are interviewing for the head coaching jobs at top tier universities? 

Sarkisian was making $1.55 million and Alabama has allocated $7.5M to be spread around their assistant coaches. I don't know what they do at Harvard but SU probably won't be matching that.

When Harbaugh was here, didn't his assistants get jobs elsewhere, or at least interviews. Heck, even some of Shaw's first assistants got jobs elsewhere. If nobody else is interested in our current staff, why should we be?

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Maybe they have a Crimsonboard where you can wallow in Bama football glory.

As I've commented before, the crimson in my nomdeplume refers to a small, Northeastern college where I earned a masters. And, as someone who has spent a career in manufacturing and product development, benchmarking is critical. Look to the best and emulate, as best as you can, and implement what they do tailored to your system. Apparently that's something those on this board are afraid to admit doesn't happen in Palo Alto. . . . 

How's our recruiting this year?

How many of our assistants are interviewing for the head coaching jobs at top tier universities? 

How many of our best are sticking around for another year?

Saban has great assistants and their team are relentless recruiters. Can anyone say the same about us?

Like I have said before, when someone keeps changing the subject to heap unending adulation on the same person and place over and over again it just comes off as kind of desperate and oddly defensive given the claims. I have never met a Cardinal or Crimson alum who talks, defends and adores like this. It is such a curious outlier, and has been so to me pretty much from the outset. I’m not saying any claims are untrue — I know all kinds of people with all kinds of backstories. I’m just saying the end result is, at the least, noteworthy and atypical, and gives me a litte smile.

And your point is what exactly? 

At least you're smiling while our program continues to circle the bottom of the bowl.