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Old 01-04-2006, 03:19 PM   #21
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As far as coaching goes, it's a good thing you were able to steal Wanny away from the NFL. Pitt will be a national power in no time.
Ya think someone like Duke might take a shot at Norv Turner now that he's available again? Maybe he could be the OC for Wanny at Pitt.
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:20 PM   #22
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Joe Paterno is a great college coach. His record speaks for himself. I like to see of you smart off to Joe during practice and I bet he can put the fear of God into you.

Just because he doesn't wear a headset or give a kid an interview that makes him a bad person or a person who can't coach? For a guy almost 80 he sure has done alot. Hmmmmmmmmmmm
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:24 PM   #23
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Just because he doesn't wear a headset or give a kid an interview that makes him a bad person or a person who can't coach? For a guy almost 80 he sure has done alot. Hmmmmmmmmmmm
Again, I'll take the defensive stand assuming your "give a kid an interview" statement was tossed in this direction.

I never said anything about him being a bad coach. And perhaps my wording should have been better when I said he was a prick. He was a prick to me. Is that sufficient?
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:33 PM   #24
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Again, I'll take the defensive stand assuming your "give a kid an interview" statement was tossed in this direction.

I never said anything about him being a bad coach. And perhaps my wording should have been better when I said he was a prick. He was a prick to me. Is that sufficient?
Maybe your fly was down?
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:37 PM   #25
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you guys are missing my main point, if you get the oppurtunity to watch a replay of the orange bowl, just watch paterno. they show him A LOT and he never does ANYTHING even resembling coaching, unless he's getting paid to look senile and yell at refs like they were the local hooligans that just stole his newspaper.
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:40 PM   #26
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So when you guys were watching the game, which student sections had the hottest chicks?
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:48 PM   #27
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you guys are missing my main point, if you get the oppurtunity to watch a replay of the orange bowl, just watch paterno. they show him A LOT and he never does ANYTHING even resembling coaching, unless he's getting paid to look senile and yell at refs like they were the local hooligans that just stole his newspaper.

I think you are missing the point of what a head coach does. You are going to be hard pressed to find many head coaches any more that call any type of plays. Offenses and Defenses are just too complicated these days which is why the Coordinators are assigned to the play calling most of the time. The Head Coach will have meetings with the Coordinators and make the ultimate decision on what direction or system to use, but the coordinator implements it. On game day, the only direct decision a Head Coach will typically make is whether to punt, kick a field goal, go for it on 4th, etc. He can easily make these decisions without the use of a head set. There are plenty of other guys on the sidelines that can communicate his decision to whoever is on the other end of the headset upstairs. Add to all this the fact that there is approximately a month of preparation time for bowl games instead of one week and I doubt there was much need for him to communicate with the coordinators...they had probably already game planned for every conceivable situation.
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:52 PM   #28
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OMG did u see teh iowa florida game? they r suppossed to half two of the best coachs in the ****ry but neether kurt ferents nor urbin meyers were even callling playes!
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Old 01-04-2006, 03:53 PM   #29
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OMG did u see teh iowa florida game? they r suppossed to half two of the best coachs in the ****ry but neether kurt ferents nor urbin meyers were even callling playes!
but urbin meyers is a better coach then kurt ferents because urgin is so much finer. omg, brb, lol.
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There's only one coach that can handle an entire team's worth of work by himself and that's Jesus.

Sweet, sweet Jesus.
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Old 01-04-2006, 04:01 PM   #31
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I think you are missing the point of what a head coach does. You are going to be hard pressed to find many head coaches any more that call any type of plays. Offenses and Defenses are just too complicated these days which is why the Coordinators are assigned to the play calling most of the time. The Head Coach will have meetings with the Coordinators and make the ultimate decision on what direction or system to use, but the coordinator implements it. On game day, the only direct decision a Head Coach will typically make is whether to punt, kick a field goal, go for it on 4th, etc. He can easily make these decisions without the use of a head set. There are plenty of other guys on the sidelines that can communicate his decision to whoever is on the other end of the headset upstairs. Add to all this the fact that there is approximately a month of preparation time for bowl games instead of one week and I doubt there was much need for him to communicate with the coordinators...they had probably already game planned for every conceivable situation.
watch an NFL coach working and then run that by me again.
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watch an NFL coach working and then run that by me again.
I didn't know JoePa was an NFL coach. Color me confused.
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watch an NFL coach working and then run that by me again.

Um, I do. My guess would be that less than 10% of those coaches are calling plays. It may be possible that they are discussing plays, or plays that they think may work later. However, the offensive coordinator is the only one talking into the QB's helmet, he is making the specific play call. Sure, there are a few that are handling the play-calling themselves, but those coaches are then barely involved in other parts of what is going on. Martz in St. Louis was a perfect example of this, he was devoted to calling the plays and had little or nothing to do with what was going on on Defense & Special Teams.
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Ah, this thread is hilarious.
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I didn't know JoePa was an NFL coach. Color me confused.
it's the same job in a different league, dumbass
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Maybe JoePa has been living and breathing football for so long he's got more plays stored in the dirt under his fingernails than any of those NFL pretenders have written down?
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I didn't know JoePa was an NFL coach. Color me confused.
JoePa will be coaching the Green Bay Packers next season. You mark my words. I'm serious!
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Maybe JoePa has been living and breathing football for so long he's got more plays stored in the dirt under his fingernails than any of those NFL pretenders have written down?
give me a ****in break, you guys are live by the word of the media apparently. If ESPN says JoePa is the greatest coach ever then he must be!
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Belichick, in my observation, does the exact same thing as Paterno during an actual game except that he wears a headset and a goofy looking hoodie while he does it.
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