Mario Nash
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I would rather have both of them & an OL Coach that can develop young talent.
If I had to choose, I think it would be Mario.
If I had to choose, I think it would be Mario.
No clue but can't hurt that Mario has had some coaching elsewhere?
Hate to lose Lewis though. May not have looked great this year but doubt we're going to be in a position where we can't use him next year.
Im thinking Mario should be a decent guard prospect. I wanna see 2 monster tackles. At least we got a couple of corners. Are they good tho ?
He'd be an instant upgrade, Home Depot apron and all, over what we have now.
Well for one he wasn’t retained by Arnett so he was already gone and he’s pretty much an air raid offensive line coach.
Yea that’s the point. He was a very good o line coach but was fired because he was connected to leach and that had to be purged Very stupid
No it wasn’t. The guy exclusively coaches in the air raid system.
Also on average how many assistant coaches are retained by the next head coach in any given coaching job? It’s very few if any.
The wholesale firing of Leachs staff is a one of the reasons the program is 2-22 in the sec the last three years. Mason Miller is a very good O line coach, much better than
Anything the last three seasons.
Whatever you thought of him, Hevesy almost always turned out a competent OL. I’d take him back in a second.
Again, how many times are coaching staffs retained when a new head coach comes in?
You will not answer this because you know the answer doesn’t fit your narrative.
There is no narrative, if you hire a coach from within why would he fire the entire staff and change the offense when it was a senior led team who played in that offense for four years ?
the answer is because the bone headed boosters were pulling the strings, and the proof is in the 2-22 pudding.
A new coach didn’t come in. Arnett was already on the same staff as Miller. Arnett lied to all of us.
Yeah never thought that I'd want him back but I guess that's why you never say never
