The coaching carrousel is in full effect across the country. At Iowa, which finished with the nation's 130th offense and 123rd rated passing attack, not a thing has been done to improve upon the coaching staff. No evaluations. No inquiries into coaching candidates.
-OC still collecting $100,000 per explosive play.
-WR coach still collecting checks despite having an empty WR room and zero improvement out of WRs in years.
-OL coach still getting paid more than most full-time surgeons in Des Moines after coaching the worst coached OL in the Ferentz era.
To those saying "wait until after the bowl"... WHY? Do you think before issuing platitudes? Is it to ensure continuity before an exhibition game no one at either school cares about, played by an QB who is so bad he has never thrown a college pass against a no-name program? Or is it to bait and switch recruits into signing their letter of intent days before axing their position coach? Or maybe to tie the new coach's hands and prevent him from bring in any of his own guys? None of those reasons have merit.
Bringing new blood to a national laughing stock offense needs to be done before the bowl for the sake of recruiting. How can a team build momentum and give hope to talented players in the portal with a bunch of lame duck coaches doing the halfhearted recruiting. Receipts deserve to know who next year's OC will be. OL transfers should know who their new OL coach will be. How are we going to bring in WRs when they don't even know who will be coaching them?
At any company, from a small business to a Fortune 500 corporation to a football program, this is extremely poor management and there's no way to justify it.
-OC still collecting $100,000 per explosive play.
-WR coach still collecting checks despite having an empty WR room and zero improvement out of WRs in years.
-OL coach still getting paid more than most full-time surgeons in Des Moines after coaching the worst coached OL in the Ferentz era.
To those saying "wait until after the bowl"... WHY? Do you think before issuing platitudes? Is it to ensure continuity before an exhibition game no one at either school cares about, played by an QB who is so bad he has never thrown a college pass against a no-name program? Or is it to bait and switch recruits into signing their letter of intent days before axing their position coach? Or maybe to tie the new coach's hands and prevent him from bring in any of his own guys? None of those reasons have merit.
Bringing new blood to a national laughing stock offense needs to be done before the bowl for the sake of recruiting. How can a team build momentum and give hope to talented players in the portal with a bunch of lame duck coaches doing the halfhearted recruiting. Receipts deserve to know who next year's OC will be. OL transfers should know who their new OL coach will be. How are we going to bring in WRs when they don't even know who will be coaching them?
At any company, from a small business to a Fortune 500 corporation to a football program, this is extremely poor management and there's no way to justify it.
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