Hiring Caddy Wouldn't Be the Worst Move IB Could Make
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How can anyone really believe Cohen is actually going to hire the next head football coach at Auburn ?
Looks like this maybe a case of too many cooks in the kitchen.
John Cohen in this case is the Sous Chef and the Executive Chef will tell him what to do.
Boosters don't want that and neither does Cohen. Cohen has already been burned by hiring a "players coach" before
It could work IF:
- Auburn lowballed his salary, giving him $4-5 million a year, but giving $1.5-2.0 million a year to each coordinator, and high 6-figure salary to the position assistants. Let the coordinators and assistants do much of the scouting, coaching, and recruiting, while Cadillac becomes the face of the program.
- Auburn lowballed his salary, giving him $4-5 million a year, but giving $1.5-2.0 million a year to each coordinator, and high 6-figure salary to the position assistants. Let the coordinators and assistants do much of the scouting, coaching, and recruiting, while Cadillac becomes the face of the program.
Yeah they could be the trial and error program for the new era of college football.
I love it. It will be a colossal failure to hire him. Again, nothing more than a cheerleader.
It's going to be some assistant or hc nobody is talking about because he has to be the smart one
Yes it would
you don’t give an upper tier sec job to a guy with no head coaching experience unless you are doing LSD
Yes. I have a cousin who played at Auburn in the mid-90's. He's all for Caddy. Says guys he has talked to from his teams are all for him too. They seem not to be worried about experience
Better question….how can anyone believe any SEC AD is actually the one who hires any football coach with any kind of autonomy?
People on here poke fun at Auburn, but no AD makes these calls by themselves at any SEC school….including MSU. The folks that have to pay the buyout if it goes south are always the real shot callers.