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Excellent coach, very good team, plenty of talent in the pipeline despite a disappointing season--I don't think anybody saw this coming. Will likely have major ramifications in the Pac-12
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Excellent coach, very good team, plenty of talent in the pipeline despite a disappointing season--I don't think anybody saw this coming. Will likely have major ramifications in the Pac-12
Cowherd is saying he's told it's simply "burnout", that he's not looking to go anywhere else.Wow, this is crazy! I definitely wasn't expecting this. I wonder what the real story behind it is. Are there health reasons? Is he eyeing another team's opening?
I read a story like 5-6 months ago that Petersen basically hated Cristobal, that Cristobal has turned west coast recruiting into what they do in the SEC (year round), and that Petersen enjoyed the west coast because it was more laid back. Wonder if that has anything to do with it?Cowherd is saying he's told it's simply "burnout", that he's not looking to go anywhere else.
Who or what is Cristobal?I read a story like 5-6 months ago that Petersen basically hated Cristobal, that Cristobal has turned west coast recruiting into what they do in the SEC (year round), and that Petersen enjoyed the west coast because it was more laid back. Wonder if that has anything to do with it!
I think there's something to this.I read a story like 5-6 months ago that Petersen basically hated Cristobal, that Cristobal has turned west coast recruiting into what they do in the SEC (year round), and that Petersen enjoyed the west coast because it was more laid back. Wonder if that has anything to do with it?
When I get home from the gym tonight, I'll see if I can find the story I was referencing. It was sometime around a Summer camp the Ducks were doing for recruiting and it was just saying that Washington Coaches were really pissed off at Oregon Coaches for turning recruiting into an year-round process with almost no time off.I think there's something to this.
I read a story like 5-6 months ago that Petersen basically hated Cristobal, that Cristobal has turned west coast recruiting into what they do in the SEC (year round), and that Petersen enjoyed the west coast because it was more laid back. Wonder if that has anything to do with it?
Ok, it may have been an editorial or an opinion piece, would that verbiage make it better? It's still something I read, and I have heard talked about on sports radio. I never said it was more than that, and stories can be fictional. If it's true it could be part of why he's moving on from it.that wasn't a story....it was an assertion by a moderator on 247 who is known for pulling hot takes out of his colon, and the internet echo chamber took it from there
Cristobol requires all assistants to recruit hard all the time. He has said that's what has made Alabama into a national power
Ok, it may have been an editorial or an opinion piece, would that verbiage make it better? It's still something I read, and I have heard talked about on sports radio. I never said it was more than that, and stories can be fictional. If it's true it could be part of why he's moving on from it.
I actually don't go to 247 much, so I'm not sure who dawgman is heh. I may have incorrectly worded it calling it a story, and I did know where it originated. Just interesting to me that this happens when this summer I "heard" this. Cristobal is a lot of things, but the dude does seem to have an SEC motor when it comes to he's not going to get outworked.don't get me wrong....I'm not saying you didn't hear it or read it. I belong to 247 and I remember when that came out...we had a big discussion about it there. It was first said by a moderator at Dawgman on 247 who claimed he talked to two assistant coaches who said the staff didn't like that the Oregon coaches were recruiting hard all year in all days the NCAA allows them too. In other words, they didn't like that Oregon was outworking them
as I said though, this was more about Peterson burning out and the Huskies in danger of losing Lake
You think he wants USC?Isaac and Ropp were all over this. Saying he is gone, but not sure where to, because the Wisconsin gig wont be any better.
You think he wants USC?
At this point does USC have the talent? Seems like Oregon, Washington have been recruiting LA than USC has.They mentioned that too, but I think they said no that he wold want out of this conference.
USC is also a VERY tough job(bcause of the AD and school demands). 11 wins or more or you are fired. They have talent to get 9 wins easy.
Cowboys will go after Peterson and team him up with K Moore.
At this point does USC have the talent? Seems like Oregon, Washington have been recruiting LA than USC has.
Early signing day is in December now, I dont know if that hurts them in recruiting or not.You know, Im not really a college buff by any means, so im not too sure, just going off the guys on the radio. I think they have talent right now on the roster, but might not have a solid future.
I do know kids don't want to sign on where they don't know who the coach is going to be. That's why Peterson stepping down now is much better than waiting until after a bowl. At least it gives Lake and crew time to get a plan together for recruiting in this coming off season.
Early signing day is in December now, I dont know if that hurts them in recruiting or not.
I think USC’s talent level isnt as strong as we’d think, but I dont know college recruiting that well.
They dropped this year. But they were elite the year before.
https://247sports.com/college/usc/Season/2018-Football/Commits/
https://247sports.com/college/usc/Season/2019-Football/Commits/
I think they were on their third string QB pretty early in the year, but point taken.And the year before that...
https://247sports.com/college/usc/Season/2017-Football/Commits/
And before that they were good too, but maybe not elite....
https://247sports.com/college/usc/Season/2016-Football/Commits/
I think they have one HELL of a roster right now but serious lack of organizational coaching.
The problem for USC this year is that pretty much everyone knew Helton was likely gone. Recruiting is pretty difficult if recruits think you're going to get fired or bail.They dropped this year. But they were elite the year before.
https://247sports.com/college/usc/Season/2018-Football/Commits/
https://247sports.com/college/usc/Season/2019-Football/Commits/
Didn't Bellotti kind of go out that way? I thought he would go back into coaching sometime; but it looks as if he enjoyed life outside coaching more. Maybe Peterson also just not enjoying it.From what I understand up here in Seattle after talking to a coworker who is a UW fan, if Peterson were to stay head coach they would lose Lake. I think this is Peterson moving up, Lake moving in, and I wouldn't be surprised to see Peterson look for a new job in a couple of seasons.
Didn't Bellotti kind of go out that way? I thought he would go back into coaching sometime; but it looks as if he enjoyed life outside coaching more. Maybe Peterson also just not enjoying it.
The problem for USC this year is that pretty much everyone knew Helton was likely gone. Recruiting is pretty difficult if recruits think you're going to get fired or bail..
