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Mario gonna be too busy to hire a coordinator this weekend probably. Onto next week, and then the next, and then the next…
 
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Liberty City El said:
Analysts are just coaches who aren’t on-field assistants, meaning they’re not the sole position coach.

Each coaching staff is allowed 10 on-field assistants, but are allowed an unlimited number of analysts, Quality Coaches, player personnel assistants & any other support staff.

Off-field doesn’t meaning literally off the field, it just means they’re not the main position coach, but they’re still allowed to observe in practice & assist the assistants, they’re just not allowed to engage in coaching activities with players, but it’s not an actually enforced rule because literally every team in the country has analyst who help coach players.

It’s a vague title they give to assistant coaches who aren’t full-time position coaches, but all they are is just extra coaches. The powerhouse schools like Bama, UGA, OH ST, Clemson etc all have dozens & dozens of analysts who serve specific purposes in support for the position coaches & often time act as De Facto second coordinators.

Like for instance, when Hugh Freeze was an analyst at Bama, he was basically their second OC, he just wasn’t technically allowed to be called that. Muschamp was an analyst at UGA for most of the season, but was basically their 2nd or 3rd DC on the team.

So to answer your question, you can hire 10 analysts to assist the position coach, like if we wanted to, we could hire another RB’s coach but list him as an off-field analyst, but his job would basically be as the RB’s coach (provided that’s his background). DVD is going to be an analyst for us this year & Terry Jefferson is already considered an analyst as well, all they both are is assistant CB’s/DB’s coach, their job will be to help recruit & help whoever the DB coaches are that get hired as the on-field official position coach of CB’s or Safeties coach.
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And the difference regarding recruiting? That's the biggest difference most likely imo. Are they allowed to go off-campus to recruit? Right now DVD and Fields are, but that could just be because we don't have the full staff in place, so they're able to...
 
Would love to have him in Miami, but Brady will probably reject all college inquiries…. That is, until King Saban comes a calling to have him join his Coaching Rehab Center in Tuscaloosa. 🙄
 
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calinative umstudent said:
And the difference regarding recruiting? That's the biggest difference most likely imo. Are they allowed to go off-campus to recruit? Right now DVD and Fields are, but that could just be because we don't have the full staff in place, so they're able to...
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no they're not. they can recruit as much as they want on campus but can't go off campus
 
SinisterCane said:
FUQIN’ amateur hour continues at Miami
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Hey, @RVACane do you see why I am team PONCE?

Mario has been the coach literally six weeks, he’s recruiting a transitional class, the entire athletic department is going through a close to complete turnover, administratively and from a coaching standpoint, new A.D. the whole nine yards, and we have people saying it’s amateur hour.

Six weeks into it!

If Ponce gets hired it will be glorious here.
 
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ghost2 said:
happy chuck jones GIF
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LOL I was fixing to do this as well, He's the who of hooville
 
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Salt said:
From what I read about Brady is that he does prefer to remain in the NFL but has not ruled out going back to college. If he is still unemployed and we still have an OC vacancy it would be dumb of Mario not to pull the trigger on him. He may be a 1-2 year rental but still that would be a homerun after taking some whiffs.
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Brady is staying NFL, way to many job openings for him not to get one.
 
Salt said:
From what I read about Brady is that he does prefer to remain in the NFL but has not ruled out going back to college. If he is still unemployed and we still have an OC vacancy it would be dumb of Mario not to pull the trigger on him. He may be a 1-2 year rental but still that would be a homerun after taking some whiffs.
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Agree about him being a short rental but also think that would fit any OC we hire if offense and team do what is expected.
 
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