I’m simply using your words.
If you have an issue with that, then perhaps you need to be more careful with what words you post.….so to clarify, are you, or are you not, pushing for DW to be the next SC HC?
Simple yes or no will do.
If that is too difficult to answer, then is DW in your Top 5 to be next HC?
You aren’t using my words, you’re using things I said, to mean something that you think I mean.
All I’ve said is that the fact he has never been a Head Coach is not IMO a deal breaker. Because that isn’t a reason for him not to get the job, does not mean I think he should get the job.
No, at this time, I am in no way pushing for him to get the job.
No, in no way is he among my Top 5 choices to get the job. At this time if I even had a Top 5, or even a list, he would not be on it.
Here is what I said in another thread regarding Donte
He may not be ready at the moment, but Donte Williams will be a Head Coach within the next three or four years. Somewhere.
Yes, he has never been a coordinator, but neither have Ed Orgeron or Dabo Swinney. I’m sure there are others. Not many, but it wouldn’t be setting a precedent. If you flip that, almost every single Head Coach the last thirty or forty years has been either a Defensive or Offensive Coordinator. At least 95% ( probably more) of them ended up getting fired, so being a coordinator does not ensure that someone will be a successful Head Coach.
I can make the case that with all the sea changes happening in CFB at the moment, and in the near future, being a coordinator may be less important than being a great recruiter, and Donte Williams is as good as it gets, maybe as good as anyone, leaving out the obvious GOAT, Nick Saban, who is untouchable because of his ability to recruit, but also, his ability to look at a 16-17 year old high school player and being able to tell what he’s going to look like as a 20-22 year old player. That last bit of info was straight out of the mouth of Ed Orgeron, as related to me by Scott Schrader after he spent the afternoon with Ed and his family during the Army All America Week in San Antonio when Ed was unemployed after Haden Fvcked him over.
Am I advocating for Donte Wiliams to be Helton’s permanent successor? Absolutely not. I doubt he is ready, but it isn’t out of the realm of possibility.
Put it this way, if this team performs at a high level, the remainder of the year, it certainly has to be considered, because he is a must keep. His recruiting ability could quite possibly trump the importance of whoever is in the drivers seat.