LSUfroshy19

If that kid is really good, uhigh will snatch him up.
I really think Varnado gets the st Michael job, dont know of any other ppl involved right now

Just seems to be a trend with their last 2 coaches, Musemeche and held both had good solid regular seasons and couldn't get that first playoff win. Musemeche left for 1A St. John and Eric is leaving for an assistants job. That may be the peak for the school.
I think Paul Varnado may be the guy their, already on staff and wants to be a head coach again.

Eric Held, the head football coach at st Michael resigned to take the special teams / running backs job at catholic. Good guy who did a great job at st Michael, wish him the best of luck & hope st Michael can get a good replacement this late in the game & continue doing a solid job.

no doubt neil is a great offensive coach. He has some athletes in school and can put the points up but they are soft and cant stop anyone. In my personal opinion, running that type of offense makes you soft, takes the better athletes and puts them on offense, and doesn't put your defense in the best position. You can go three and out real quick or score real quick, either way you are putting your defense on the field more so than most offenses. As you said, Bob Howell was more consistent overall and he had the wishbone / pound ground game.

He was from north la and went back up there

Yea I believe he did but wasn't one of the finalists. With the salary I would agree with it being a destination job. Scotlandville in your district is tough though.

Haha I don't think he is one of the 3 finalists

With the hiring of cam and some comparisons to others, just wanted to throw some names out there and get y'all's opinions on em
Jimbo fisher
Rick trickett
George yarno
Stacey searles
Mike Haywood
Stan Hixon
Todd monken
Josh Henson
Travis jones
Lance Thompson
Sal sunseri
Kirk doll
Charlie Harrison
Tim walton

Work with a guy who played under Steve early in his coaching career, he thinks the world of him. He said he was ahead of his time and had a great knack of getting match-ups as a playcaller. If you look at his career, he had some great offenses at tech and Georgia and those big stops at a & m and Clemson speak to his coaching ability. The guy I work with said tight ends were beneath him and how good he was with quarterbacks and wide receivers and was great at simplifying things. He's seen a lot of football and is probably valuable in a lot of ways for LSU.

eric mangini