New addition to the staff
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- Start date
http://www.und.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/scott_booker_609025.html
-Was at Notre Dame with Diaco and Elliot.
-Coached Tyler Eifert (went in the first round of the draft)
-Coached recording setting kicker Kyle Brindza.
-Was at Notre Dame with Diaco and Elliot.
-Coached Tyler Eifert (went in the first round of the draft)
-Coached recording setting kicker Kyle Brindza.
From what I read, while at ND he was the lead recruiter for 10 4 star recruits as well as the #1 TE in 2015 and #3 TE in 2017. Havent researched it other than what the article said.
Notre Dame doesn't recruit. They simply decide which players to accept to their roster.
Looks like he was let go for a lack of production in the '16 season
https://www.google.com/amp/www.cbss...r-not-returning-as-notre-dame-stte-coach/amp/
Does this mean that tavita Thompson is no longer in play as the 10th coach, or did I miss something?
Notre Dames special teams were horrendous last year, but bringing him in as an analyst is a solid move. Gives him a chance to rehab his image with a familiar staff and gives us a chance to bring a quality guy onboard without taking up a coaching spot.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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So let me get this straight -- we hire a special teams analyst to tell the special team coaches how to coach special teams. Got it. Sometimes I get the impression that this coaching staff is in full panic mode.
Uhm no. Nice troll try though.
He was hired as an analyst to monitor all aspects of special teams. This allows position coaches to coach positions a majority of the time and not fall short in special teams. Since there are only 9 assistants allowed, he can't actually coach the players.
We hired him for his recruiting, he was the lead recruiter for many of ND's top commits in his time there. Not panicking, addressing needs.
Gunderson couldn't go off campus to recruit either, but he was a large part of the recruiting machine.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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I miss the days when you complained that Barney did not leave campus to recruit (and he was actually allowed to). Remember all of those times? They were too numerous to count!
Alabama must really be freaking out with all of their analysts then!
That can't be real, can it? wow...Can't believe we haven't hired a Supervisor of Morale yet
Can't believe we haven't hired a Supervisor of Morale yet
Isn't that just a fancy title for a fluffer?
Supervisor of Morale is already spoken for:
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgur...OvSAhXKiFQKHZEtDTEQMwgjKAgwCA&iact=mrc&uact=8
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgur...OvSAhXKiFQKHZEtDTEQMwgjKAgwCA&iact=mrc&uact=8
Special teams analyst? What a great job! Tell the special teams coach what you think about kicking and coverage as a full time gig? I'm hoping he does a little more, like bring donuts to meetings or be commish for the coaches' fantasy leagues. Probably still pays more than what most of us make.
What? As an analyst he can do a number of different things, for example when Bob Elliott was an analyst for Notre Dame he spent a ton of time on defending the option (which they had struggled with mightily) the summer before their 2015 season when they had to play Navy and Georgia Tech. Booker will be able to specialize and help review tape of each opponent, exploit weaknesses and tendencies, watch tape of teams with successful special teams and see what we can implement, etc. I never thought anyone would be mad that we have additional resources on our staff but I guess I should've known. This is not panicking, we should be trying to gain an edge in every single way we can, that's not desperate, that's smart.