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Post by beavaristotle on Nov 30, 2017 12:32:17 GMT -8
hope coach Smith gives him a call. his named surfaced during our last football coaching search. he was considered an offensive guru at Colorado school of mines. crazy offensive stats : 42 first downs in one game, 727 total yards in a game. his quarterback won their division's equivalent of the Heisman twice . proponent of a spread passing, fly sweep, read option, wide open style. Nick Saban has seeked advice from him on offensive philosophy. good enough for me.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Nov 30, 2017 12:37:40 GMT -8
hope coach Smith gives him a call. his named surfaced during our last football coaching search. he was considered an offensive guru at Colorado school of mines. crazy offensive stats : 42 first downs in one game, 727 total yards in a game. his quarterback won their division's equivalent of the Heisman twice . proponent of a spread passing, fly sweep, read option, wide open style. Nick Saban has seeked advice from him on offensive philosophy. good enough for me. Under Bob Stitt, Montana missed the playoffs in back-to-back years for the first time since 1990-1992. Stitt would have been a great hire a decade ago, not today. He was an innovator then. His offensive prowess is stale today. I could see him as a position or special teams coach, but that is about it. |
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Post by rockybeav on Nov 30, 2017 12:48:10 GMT -8
hope coach Smith gives him a call. his named surfaced during our last football coaching search. he was considered an offensive guru at Colorado school of mines. crazy offensive stats : 42 first downs in one game, 727 total yards in a game. his quarterback won their division's equivalent of the Heisman twice . proponent of a spread passing, fly sweep, read option, wide open style. Nick Saban has seeked advice from him on offensive philosophy. good enough for me. His name surfaced as a fan suggestion, nothing more than that. Sub-par FCS coach who couldn’t the Griz into the playoffs despite the best facilities and financial support in the Big Sky Conference. Niner did not work with Stitt when he was at Montana, so there’s no connection. Stitt will be lucky to get a coordinator job at the FCS level. He would fall in his face in the P12. |
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Post by baseba1111 on Nov 30, 2017 12:49:40 GMT -8
hope coach Smith gives him a call. his named surfaced during our last football coaching search. he was considered an offensive guru at Colorado school of mines. crazy offensive stats : 42 first downs in one game, 727 total yards in a game. his quarterback won their division's equivalent of the Heisman twice . proponent of a spread passing, fly sweep, read option, wide open style. Nick Saban has seeked advice from him on offensive philosophy. good enough for me. NO... |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Nov 30, 2017 13:03:52 GMT -8
hope coach Smith gives him a call. his named surfaced during our last football coaching search. he was considered an offensive guru at Colorado school of mines. crazy offensive stats : 42 first downs in one game, 727 total yards in a game. his quarterback won their division's equivalent of the Heisman twice . proponent of a spread passing, fly sweep, read option, wide open style. Nick Saban has seeked advice from him on offensive philosophy. good enough for me. His name surfaced as a fan suggestion, nothing more than that. Sub-par FCS coach who couldn’t the Griz into the playoffs despite the best facilities and financial support in the Big Sky Conference. Niner did not work with Stitt when he was at Montana, so there’s no connection. Stitt will be lucky to get a coordinator job at the FCS level. He would fall in his face in the P12. I would also add that I do not believe that he has ever truly recruited the West Coast. There are probably a 1,000 guys that would bring more to the table as an OC. |
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Post by drunkandstoopidbeav on Nov 30, 2017 13:33:35 GMT -8
For that matter... Jonathan should bring on Kevin Kelley as offensive coordinator. He took over a school that was a perrenial loser and has gone something like 163 and 25 with his offensive scheme.
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Post by beavaristotle on Nov 30, 2017 18:29:09 GMT -8
hope coach Smith gives him a call. his named surfaced during our last football coaching search. he was considered an offensive guru at Colorado school of mines. crazy offensive stats : 42 first downs in one game, 727 total yards in a game. his quarterback won their division's equivalent of the Heisman twice . proponent of a spread passing, fly sweep, read option, wide open style. Nick Saban has seeked advice from him on offensive philosophy. good enough for me. His name surfaced as a fan suggestion, nothing more than that. Sub-par FCS coach who couldn’t the Griz into the playoffs despite the best facilities and financial support in the Big Sky Conference. Niner did not work with Stitt when he was at Montana, so there’s no connection. Stitt will be lucky to get a coordinator job at the FCS level. He would fall in his face in the P12. his sub-par record at Montana was 21-14, 7-4 this year. I hope we are that "sub-par" the next couple years. articles in the Montana papers say it was more of a bad fit that his coaching abilities . if you google bob stitt sbnation there are a couple stories about his offensive philosophy. pretty interesting read. might be just what we need, scheme our way to an advantage. I don't think we can consistently bring in as much talent as the upper echelon teams in the PAC 12, this might be a way. he should at least get a phone call |
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Post by usmc1958 on Nov 30, 2017 18:58:01 GMT -8
His name surfaced as a fan suggestion, nothing more than that. Sub-par FCS coach who couldn’t the Griz into the playoffs despite the best facilities and financial support in the Big Sky Conference. Niner did not work with Stitt when he was at Montana, so there’s no connection. Stitt will be lucky to get a coordinator job at the FCS level. He would fall in his face in the P12. his sub-par record at Montana was 21-14, 7-4 this year. I hope we are that "sub-par" the next couple years. articles in the Montana papers say it was more of a bad fit that his coaching abilities . if you google bob stitt sbnation there are a couple stories about his offensive philosophy. pretty interesting read. might be just what we need, scheme our way to an advantage. I don't think we can consistently bring in as much talent as the upper echelon teams in the PAC 12, this might be a way. he should at least get a phone call Prior to reading these posts I had never heard of Coach Stitt. I don't know if he's good or bad but, it's not all on the coach. Even a genius has to have players with the ability to learn and improve. Bad players can cause great coaches to be replaced. To quote Mrs. Gump, "recruiting is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your going to get". |
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Post by rockybeav on Nov 30, 2017 19:13:49 GMT -8
His name surfaced as a fan suggestion, nothing more than that. Sub-par FCS coach who couldn’t the Griz into the playoffs despite the best facilities and financial support in the Big Sky Conference. Niner did not work with Stitt when he was at Montana, so there’s no connection. Stitt will be lucky to get a coordinator job at the FCS level. He would fall in his face in the P12. his sub-par record at Montana was 21-14, 7-4 this year. I hope we are that "sub-par" the next couple years. articles in the Montana papers say it was more of a bad fit that his coaching abilities . if you google bob stitt sbnation there are a couple stories about his offensive philosophy. pretty interesting read. might be just what we need, scheme our way to an advantage. I don't think we can consistently bring in as much talent as the upper echelon teams in the PAC 12, this might be a way. he should at least get a phone call You have to understand that Montana is the USC of the Big Sky conference. Missing the playoffs and losing to your two rivals (EWU and MSU) for two consecutive years isn’t acceptable. Not saying it’s fair, but it’s how it is. I’m sure CJS has his assistants targeted. I doubt Stitt is one them, but if he is he will have my support as a new member of our program. |
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Post by maximumbeaver on Nov 30, 2017 20:34:39 GMT -8
his sub-par record at Montana was 21-14, 7-4 this year. I hope we are that "sub-par" the next couple years. articles in the Montana papers say it was more of a bad fit that his coaching abilities . if you google bob stitt sbnation there are a couple stories about his offensive philosophy. pretty interesting read. might be just what we need, scheme our way to an advantage. I don't think we can consistently bring in as much talent as the upper echelon teams in the PAC 12, this might be a way. he should at least get a phone call You have to understand that Montana is the USC of the Big Sky conference. Missing the playoffs and losing to your two rivals (EWU and MSU) for two consecutive years isn’t acceptable. Not saying it’s fair, but it’s how it is. I’m sure CJS has his assistants targeted. I doubt Stitt is one them, but if he is he will have my support as a new member of our program. Idaho rejoins the Big Sky either this coming year or the next. I look forward to seeing Idaho put a monkey wrench in the Big Sky. Idaho was pretty good in Division 1AA before they jumped up to D1. Stitt is a prick. I sent a WR to play for Stitt at UM. He was a great kid that started right away in Missoula but got fed up with Stitt’s act and transferred out. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Dec 1, 2017 12:06:59 GMT -8
You have to understand that Montana is the USC of the Big Sky conference. Missing the playoffs and losing to your two rivals (EWU and MSU) for two consecutive years isn’t acceptable. Not saying it’s fair, but it’s how it is. I’m sure CJS has his assistants targeted. I doubt Stitt is one them, but if he is he will have my support as a new member of our program. Idaho rejoins the Big Sky either this coming year or the next. I look forward to seeing Idaho put a monkey wrench in the Big Sky. Idaho was pretty good in Division 1AA before they jumped up to D1. Stitt is a prick. I sent a WR to play for Stitt at UM. He was a great kid that started right away in Missoula but got fed up with Stitt’s act and transferred out. Great insight! Thank you for contributing that. You do not often get to hear about coaches from a player's perspective. |
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