Possible replacements for Reaves
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Re: Possible replacements for Reaves
Just want to put this out there again though... I really like Taggart. I WANT him to succeed, and I'm excited to see the Ducks take the field with him calling the plays. He feels like the right guy for the job.
He needs to run a clean, grounded program though, and that means hiring good, grounded coaches who don't do dumb things like drink and drive.
I'm extremely hopeful and optimistic that the past two weeks are a total fluke.
Just making it known, though, that a driving reason for firing Helfrich was to bring in a guy who'd lay down the law and cut out the BS. Unfortunately, these incidents muddy the waters a bit for Taggart, but it's nothing a good run of solid, scandal-free coaching can't fix.
He needs to run a clean, grounded program though, and that means hiring good, grounded coaches who don't do dumb things like drink and drive.
I'm extremely hopeful and optimistic that the past two weeks are a total fluke.
Just making it known, though, that a driving reason for firing Helfrich was to bring in a guy who'd lay down the law and cut out the BS. Unfortunately, these incidents muddy the waters a bit for Taggart, but it's nothing a good run of solid, scandal-free coaching can't fix.
Willie Taggart is a dick.
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Suspending a coach for a month without pay for a first infraction and terminating another on the spot seems to point to him laying down the law. Not to mention kicking 3 players off the team for transgressions that happened under the previous regime. I don't see how anyone could want more out of him at this point.a guy who'd lay down the law and cut out the BS
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Re: Possible replacements for Reaves
Pez i agree. on most... But after the players in the hospital a coach is suspended without pay...pretty clear message. And now with Reaves beingpezsez1 wrote:Just want to put this out there again though... I really like Taggart. I WANT him to succeed, and I'm excited to see the Ducks take the field with him calling the plays. He feels like the right guy for the job.
He needs to run a clean, grounded program though, and that means hiring good, grounded coaches who don't do dumb things like drink and drive.
I'm extremely hopeful and optimistic that the past two weeks are a total fluke.
Just making it known, though, that a driving reason for firing Helfrich was to bring in a guy who'd lay down the law and cut out the BS. Unfortunately, these incidents muddy the waters a bit for Taggart, but it's nothing a good run of solid, scandal-free coaching can't fix.
fired you cant be more clear there. In both situations was it possible for Taggert to see this coming and put a stop to it before?
You have a s-c coach who has been in the field for a number of years with Willie and he had trust in him, Reaves been with Willie for 4 years
and no drinking issues that are of public knowledge. The only reason they would muddy the waters is because the media makes it so..
In the reaves matter he is an adult, made an adult mistake, he is now going to pay for it. but there is no way Taggert is at fault.
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Re: Possible replacements for Reaves
Taggart has responded to these incidents perfectly, imo, which is a big reason why I'm still on his bandwagon and not second-guessing his hiring.
Is it a slightly damaged bandwagon? After the past couple weeks, yeah, there might be a squeaky wheel -- but as long as something like this doesn't happen again, all of this drama should be a footnote on a successful career, kind of like the Blount punch turned out to be a footnote for Chip's wildly successful tenure.
Is it a slightly damaged bandwagon? After the past couple weeks, yeah, there might be a squeaky wheel -- but as long as something like this doesn't happen again, all of this drama should be a footnote on a successful career, kind of like the Blount punch turned out to be a footnote for Chip's wildly successful tenure.
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Didn't LMJ get in trouble in Chip's first offseason?
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Not sure of the charge, but something like domestic assault. An argument with his girlfriend or ex, she took his car keys from his house and started running down the sidewalk, he chased her and their feet got tangled up and she went down. He was charged and went to court.. sorry all from memory so it may be off a bit.Phenom wrote:Didn't LMJ get in trouble in Chip's first offseason?
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What your thought on an ex NFL tight end type, tackle O or D, LB who wants to break in to coaching. They would have good experience as a position coach, with luck eager to break into coaching, other coaches may have to pick up the recruiting slack for a while, but they should be young enough to be social media savvy. Granted coach T may want to put a gps tracker on them, all his coaches for that matter. But a kid with good NFL experience and knowledge might not be all bad.
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That Blount punch was an awful, awful thing. Just devastating when it happened in real time. But I can't help chuckling to myself when my perfect recall memory of the incident kicks in, and I get to see the smile wiped off that white boy's face.pezsez1 wrote:Taggart has responded to these incidents perfectly, imo, which is a big reason why I'm still on his bandwagon and not second-guessing his hiring.
Is it a slightly damaged bandwagon? After the past couple weeks, yeah, there might be a squeaky wheel -- but as long as something like this doesn't happen again, all of this drama should be a footnote on a successful career, kind of like the Blount punch turned out to be a footnote for Chip's wildly successful tenure.
Disclaimer: I in no way advocate the punching of Boise State smug looking white boys, nor do I condone it. But I will chuckle about it years later.
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That dude had it coming. I can't even remember his name. He talked s*** and got hit.Disclaimer: I in no way advocate the punching of Boise State smug looking white boys, nor do I condone it. But I will chuckle about it years later.
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Re: Possible replacements for Reaves
Byron Houtpezsez1 wrote:That dude had it coming. I can't even remember his name. He talked s*** and got hit.Disclaimer: I in no way advocate the punching of Boise State smug looking white boys, nor do I condone it. But I will chuckle about it years later.
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Re: Possible replacements for Reaves
Hout Got Clout!
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And now, as LB is racking up yards and winning rings, Hout's moment in the sun and claim to fame is, I got punched out by that guy once.
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That would be a home run hire.DuckMastaFunk wrote:Can Michael Clay coach TEs???
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Re: Possible replacements for Reaves
It likely won't be a flashy big name hire like Brewster or James Coley (would be amazing), due to money. Reaves was set to make $300k per year. I wouldn't mind seeing Taggart bring in a more experienced coach, who isn't necessarily the best recruiter, but is known for being great in terms of player development.
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Re: Possible replacements for Reaves
What's that dude from Eastern Washington that put the late hit on Vernon doing now days? That S.O.B. single handedly changed the direction of Oregon football. If Vernon stays healthy we likely beat MSU and go to the Rose Bowl that year.ducksrock wrote:And now, as LB is racking up yards and winning rings, Hout's moment in the sun and claim to fame is, I got punched out by that guy once.
I know. I know, but Helfrich would still be here.
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