So if Krag goes, who replaces him???

[bling49]

Originally Posted by Needabuzz

He won three superbowls with the Cowboys in the 90's so he brings a ton of credibility.

Yeah, holding a clipboard & wearing a visor.

I mean seriously how much credibility does a guy have when he doesn't even put on a helmet on game day for most of his career.

He's been in coaching for 3 seasons 2005,2006 & 2007, how much credibility could he possibly have as a coach.

Most teams also buy their front office personel super bowl rings too.

So in theory the Cowboys secretary has as much credibility to coach U of L with her 3 super bowl rings.

Garrett played in 7 games in those 3 Cowboys super bowl seasons.

Garrett needs more experience, HEAD COACH experience before a major DI college would even consider him for a head coaching position.

Hey Buzz, look up his coaching career and see who gave him his start

[Needabuzz]

I know where he started. The bottom line is he has the Cowboys playing great right now. Tell me you wouldn't rather have him then Kragthorpe.

[Empire Lindy]

Originally Posted by eubie5@msn.com

i know i'm dreaming because i don't think he's ready to get back into the game

And even when he's ready, he isn't coming to Louisville. Hell, he's very unlikely to come to the college game at all.

I thought I was shooting for the stars with Shula... then you folks come in and blow my daydreams right out of the water.

[Redbird Attack]

Think Belichick could leave the NFL to come coach our Cards? He's been catching a lot of flak over the spying thing. Maybe Jurich could make an offer.

[swole]

Hey let's bring Cooper back.

Just kidding.

How about Mike Martz, maybe Jim Mora?

[cardfan]

No on JLS..oh hell no.

I really have no idea though. Find a good offensive team and then get the brains behind it. One that focuses equally on all aspects of it. Maybe Chow is the guy.

Or look for one with FL recruiting connections.

I barely have the time i do to devote to the cards. Much less keep track of every available coach. That's TJ's job. Like he says, at all times he's got a guy in mind. I'm sure he's got a short list somewhere. And plenty of time now to look.

[Redbird Attack]

Originally Posted by swole

Hey let's bring Cooper back.

Just kidding.

How about Mike Martz, maybe Jim Mora?

Cooper would be an upgrade over what we have now.

[CardinalJunky]

Originally Posted by bling49

Most teams also buy their front office personel super bowl rings too.

So in theory the Cowboys secretary has as much credibility to coach U of L with her 3 super bowl rings.

Garrett played in 7 games in those 3 Cowboys super bowl seasons.

Most successful coaches were NOT good players. And the secretary comment? Come on. Freddy

[CardAlum]

Originally Posted by Neena77

you all will think im crazy...but, I say bring Coach Schnellenberger back! (I know I didnt spell his last name right).

Actually I was thinking of his main assistant Gary Nord.
http://fausports.cstv.com/sports/m-f...rd_gary00.html

Coaching Experience
20+ years of coaching experience


2005 Florida Atlantic (Offensive Coordinator)
2004 Florida Atlantic (Quarterbacks)
2000-2003 Head Coach UTEP
1997-99 UTEP (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
1996 Pittsburgh (Wide Receivers)
1995 Oklahoma (Offensive Coordinator)
1989-94 Louisville (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
1987-88 Louisville (Wide Receives)
1985-86 Louisville (Running Backs)
1981-84 Louisville (Tight Ends)

"right hand man" since the early years here in the 90's.

As for the others:

Shula-great pedigree, still a crappy coach (just ask Alabama)
Terry Bowden- has been out of coaching for years.. why now??
Chow- although I agree the offense would be great, what about the defense?
Petrino- HA! Yeah RIGHT!!
Brohm-still too early.

[Empire Lindy]

Originally Posted by CardAlum

Shula-great pedigree, still a crappy coach (just ask Alabama)

The guy goes 10-2 with a probation-plagued program and he's a crappy coach? If you ask me, he got a really raw deal when Alabama was just coming off those issues and looking to get back to full strength. Then the opportunity to get Nick Saban pops up and suddenly Shula is a bad coach?

Maybe he isn't the right guy, but I certainly wouldn't label him crappy based on what he was able to do in the SEC, with a probation-ridden team, playing in what has been the tougher division during his entire tenure.

Unless Saban beats Auburn this weekend, he will have accomplished no more with his full roster of scholarship players than Shula did with a bunch of walk-ons.