Breaking Garret McGuire WR Coach (4 Viewers)

[Lionsfan93]

Making my Kool aid prediction now. He will coach our WRs for the next 3-5 years and then will become an OC. If we are lucky, it will be here because Satterfield has accepted an HC position somewhere. After an additional 3-5 years as an OC, he will move on to a lower-level HC position, somewhere like Texas St or Rice. After an impressive run as a lower level HC, he will be given his shot as in a power conference as HC and he will be the next Lincoln Riley...

So it is written, so it shall be.

 

[Dell Husker]

Making my Kool aid prediction now. He will coach our WRs for the next 3-5 years and then will become an OC. If we are lucky, it will be here because Satterfield has accepted an HC position somewhere. After an additional 3-5 years as an OC, he will move on to a lower-level HC position, somewhere like Texas St or Rice. After an impressive run as a lower level HC, he will be given his shot as in a power conference as HC and he will be the next Lincoln Riley...

So it is written, so it shall be.

It kind of goes back to some conversations I’ve had with friends. He’s not only building a pipeline of players to develop, he is building a pipeline of future coaches to promote from within. He’s done it before but it’s interesting to see.

We just have to trust him.

 

[djw004]

Another positive...

No chance Garret gets allowed into Gate25 - any ID showing him "of age" will immediately be deemed a fake.

 

[Jim14510]

I have a hard time trusting people named Garrett.

 

[djw004]

I have a hard time trusting people named Garrett.

Good thing this is a Garret. That's a sign of a good american.

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

Don’t believe this guys continue to FREAK OUT!!!!

 

[Herbie]

You think this upstanding lad could be a train conductor?

No. I don’t see him, a player, and two staffers running a train on the on campus recruiting coordinator

 

[Alcaus]

No. I don’t see him, a player, and two staffers running a train on the on campus recruiting coordinator

Who said anything about LSU? I'm talking about the college years, friend.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

No. I don’t see him, a player, and two staffers running a train on the on campus recruiting coordinator

Why don't you let the kid follow his dreams?

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

Rhule shouldn’t be allowed to hire anyone under 70 years of age. What the hell is Turd thinking?

 

[HuskerGarrett]

I have a hard time trusting people named Garrett.

Oh yeah, same here

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Rhule shouldn’t be allowed to hire anyone under 70 years of age. What the hell is Turd thinking?

Tone if I've said it once I've said it a thousand times, I won't quit my anti Rhule crusade until Bruce Read and Hank Hughes are roaming the sidelines in Lincoln

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

Tone if I've said it once I've said it a thousand times, I won't quit my anti Rhule crusade until Bruce Read and Hank Hughes are roaming the sidelines in Lincoln

Me either brother. Rhule is gonna hear it from me

 

[jaihawk]

Tone if I've said it once I've said it a thousand times, I won't quit my anti Rhule crusade until Bruce Read and Hank Hughes are roaming the sidelines in Lincoln

Don't forget Phil Elmaissan.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Don't forget Phil Elmaissan.

You read my mind. As I've said numerous times, experience is literally the only thing that matters

 

[BIG TONE SOPRANO]

You read my mind. As I've said numerous times, experience is literally the only thing that matters

You hit the nail on the head amigo

 

[Cornicator]

For positions like RB and WR that's the key. Those position groups HAVE to be your recruiting work horses - they're positions are relatively easy to coach & develop. Their value is the nonstop hours they put in on the recruiting trail. And the connections they have with HS coaches in key recruiting areas (ie DFW/TX).

This is why Mickey Joseph was such a good WR coach at LSU. For stud WRs he had like Chase and Jefferson, it's not like he was coaching them w/ mind blowing tactical analysis and strategy tips. 90% of MJ's value was GETTING them to LSU. Yes, he coached them up too, but the majority of the work is getting them there and putting them in positions to succeed (QB, OL).

Look at Wisconsin's RB situation. Anyone find it odd that they always have brand new RBs right out of HS who tear the league up at 17-18 yrs old? They must have a wizard at RB coach!!! The reality is, 90% of the battle is FINDING the amazing RB HS prospect and getting him to come to Wisconsin. Allen and Taylor were both like 17 yrs old when they were torching B1G defenses. They hadn't even been ar UW long enough to GET coaching lol. I don't even know who Wisconsin's RB coach was and neither did 99% of CFB fans.

In the modern era of the transfer portal, HS recruiting for receivers and running backs is almost irrelevant. If you're not recruiting at an Ohio State or Bama level, you're better off finding pass catchers out of the portal who can make an immediate impact.

Are portal receivers choosing landing spots based on position coaches? Aside from following your current coach like the Mickey example, its not really the norm.

I believe its more about the offense, QB, and NIL.

 

[Tsakoi]

You guys are missing the main advantage of hiring a WR coach this young......

....... he's probably not married yet so no wife to choke.

 

[Kinish]

You guys are missing the main advantage of hiring a WR coach this young......

....... he's probably not married yet so no wife to choke.

But the stripper with a monkey odds are slightly higher

 

[dsbigred1]

Can you imagine this kid walking into a low income primarily black neighborhood to recruit talent?

I’ve been stuck on trying to imagine him in Chinatown trying to order food… I haven’t even gotten to your scenario yet.