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Josh Henson to USC?

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In reply to concac • 2:22p, 12/20/21
No idea, that was my thought as well. Probably the timing - hard to find a quality coach in the middle of spring practices.
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In reply to greg.w.h • 2:34p, 12/20/21
greg.w.h said:
I have no clue regarding Henson. But I do have an opinion about Jimbo. He will know what to do.
Rationale and truth have no place on this board...take it elsewhere!
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In reply to Jarrin' Jay • 5:10p, 12/20/21
Jarrin' Jay said:
WC94 said:
htownag10 said:
Bruce Matthews


This.


His 14 consecutive Pro Bowls (9 at guard, 5 at center) tied Hall of Famer Merlin Olsen for the most ever. Matthews was also named first-team All-Pro nine times (1988-1993, 1998-2000) and All-AFC 12 seasons (1988-1993, 1995-2000). He was selected as a guard on the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1990s.

None of that means he is a good OL coach. He has never recruited or developed a college OL. Don't think he is even a remote possibility.


Ok then, Mike Munchak
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In reply to ccatag • 6:27p, 12/20/21
ccatag said:
Now we have both a brand new Defensive Coordinator and a brand new Offensive Line coach to look forward to. I am sure Jimbo is working through a wealth of resumes and applications. He's working the phones. That man can talk!

This is a great time for him to do some deep diving into the current state of coaching personnel. He will get the Aggies the very best, creme of the crop.

Plus, he needs to replace that recruiter that left. Jimbo will be talking, asking questions, and listening. Coaches, recruiters and staff.

Jimbo is on a mission. He ain't done yet!

When he hires a real offensive coordinator to call plays get back to me.
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8:43p, 12/20/21
I have to believe that Jimbo has a replacement plan for every coach.
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In reply to rsf0626 • 9:04p, 12/20/21
rsf0626 said:
Saban loses coordinators every year and they seem to be fine.


He basically loses his entire staff every year.
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9:49p, 12/20/21
Most OL coaches are far better teachers than recruiters. Henson was uncommonly good recruiting. I wondered sometimes about his teaching ability. The OL started slowly every year he was here.

Truth will eventually come out.
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In reply to WDVB15 • 5:58a, 12/21/21
WDVB15 said:
MagnumLoad said:
monarch said:
Well, tell you what, if Henson's move was because more of coins, he is going to give it up in state income taxes, property taxes and cost of living increases. The avg price of a house in Cali is $890,000. If he buys an avg size home close to the USC campus in Marina DelRay, he's paying $1.2 million.
No cure for stupid. Staying in or going to CA or NY, if not absolutely necessary, is inexplicable. That said, we can and will do better.
He got an OC job, he got a big enough raise to cover cost of living.
And the guy has HC aspirations so 4 years in SoCal on his way to somewhere else is part of the job description. Almost Every coach moving up the ladder takes a job that is a step up with a couple drawbacks goes with the territory
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6:46a, 12/21/21
LSU's OLine coach
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In reply to Goose83 • 7:14a, 12/21/21
Goose83 said:
ccatag said:
Now we have both a brand new Defensive Coordinator and a brand new Offensive Line coach to look forward to. I am sure Jimbo is working through a wealth of resumes and applications. He's working the phones. That man can talk!

This is a great time for him to do some deep diving into the current state of coaching personnel. He will get the Aggies the very best, creme of the crop.

Plus, he needs to replace that recruiter that left. Jimbo will be talking, asking questions, and listening. Coaches, recruiters and staff.

Jimbo is on a mission. He ain't done yet!

When he hires a real offensive coordinator to call plays get back to me.


If you don't think we can possibly win big with Jimbo calling plays - despite the fact that two teams have won championships with him calling plays - then maybe just take a break from Aggie football for the next 10 years. He isn't going to hire someone to call plays; it's a waste of time to talk about that.
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7:15a, 12/21/21
Mike Sherman was an excellent offensive line coach. He was also one of the best evaluators of talent I have ever seen. Mike Evans and Eric McCoy were diamonds in the rough that he found. His professional football experience would be a plus. He would be an excellent choice especially for a young player.














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In reply to Stone44 • 7:58a, 12/21/21
Good nfl connections should be considered, Each year the 5* OL talent is out there. We just need to convince them that A&M is the way to be a top 10 pick in the draft
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In reply to concac • 3:39a, 12/22/21
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Certainly wasn't going to happen here. Going to interesting to see where the offense goes in the next few years.
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In reply to Agsuffering@bulaw • 9:03a, 12/22/21
Agsuffering@bulaw said:
Most OL coaches are far better teachers than recruiters. Henson was uncommonly good recruiting. I wondered sometimes about his teaching ability. The OL started slowly every year he was here.

Truth will eventually come out.
Well, he missed on a couple of 5 star OL from in state this year.
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