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re: So I somehow missed that Jon Richt is the QB coach for Miami ...

Posted on 12/23/18 at 1:29 pm to
Posted by Peter Buck
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Posted on 12/23/18 at 1:29 pm to
I think a lot of you are mistaking competitive with open display of emotion. Richt is actually a very competitive person. I’m pretty sure he thought he could get his son some OTJT. What he did on the field really has no bearing on his ability to be a coach. The risk for Richt doing it is essentially this thread. If things go bad, it will be an easy target for criticism. I think Richt’s biggest issue is he assumed he could come in there and recruit like Miami did in the 80s. Between the previous “issues” they had and the loss of their brand, recruiting is not as easy for them as it used to be. This dovetail”s with the UGA sleeping giant philosophy when Richt was here. Richt recruited ‘well’, but the strength of the brand here helped him. If he can recruit consistently like he did here, he will be a 10 win coach in the ACC and slip into the ACC championship on occasion. If he fails to recruit well, he will continue to slip and eventually lose his job and he will be blamed for every decision he made.
Posted by RD Dawg
Atlanta
Member since Sep 2012
27312 posts
Posted on 12/23/18 at 2:59 pm to
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. I think Richt’s biggest issue is he assumed he could come in there and recruit like Miami did in the 80s


He did pull a top 10 class last year and even Al Golden
was pulling top 15 classes there.He should be signing top 10 classes on geography alone.There's not another P5 school in the country with as much talent within an hours drive of the campus. Maybe Diaz was the reason for their success last year but CMR just doesn't seem like he has the desire for the recruiting grind.

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. If he can recruit consistently like he did here,


Did he really recruit that consistently here the 2nd half of his career? Pretty good case could be made that
he didnt.Look at his classes between '10 and '13...we fell way off when it came to producing NFL draft picks (13 total and it put us in a tie with Missouri for 7th place in the SEC) UF produced double the amount and Bama had 30 in that same time frame.

Yes our recruiting picked up in '14 and '15 but was probably due to CJP more than anything else.

I believe Saban and his "process" permanently changed CFB recruiting and it's something CMR never caught up with.
This post was edited on 12/23/18 at 3:04 pm
Posted by Crowknowsbest
Member since May 2012
25901 posts
Posted on 12/23/18 at 8:14 pm to
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I think a lot of you are mistaking competitive with open display of emotion. Richt is actually a very competitive person. I’m pretty sure he thought he could get his son some OTJT. What he did on the field really has no bearing on his ability to be a coach. The risk for Richt doing it is essentially this thread. If things go bad, it will be an easy target for criticism. I think Richt’s biggest issue is he assumed he could come in there and recruit like Miami did in the 80s. Between the previous “issues” they had and the loss of their brand, recruiting is not as easy for them as it used to be. This dovetail”s with the UGA sleeping giant philosophy when Richt was here. Richt recruited ‘well’, but the strength of the brand here helped him. If he can recruit consistently like he did here, he will be a 10 win coach in the ACC and slip into the ACC championship on occasion. If he fails to recruit well, he will continue to slip and eventually lose his job and he will be blamed for every decision he made.

This is fair, but I don’t think he hires his son if winning is priority #1.
Posted by HTDawg
Member since Sep 2016
6683 posts
Posted on 12/26/18 at 11:16 am to
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I’m pretty sure he thought he could get his son some OTJT


I'm sure he did, but if you're serious about winning at the highest level, you don't hire your son who has little to no coaching experience to coach the most important position on the field. Imagine having to fire your son, which he won't do. This is one reason why we have a nepotism rule.

Their OL class is laughable. Richt still hasn't learned that great teams are built along the lines of scrimmage.
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