I'm curious because I've seen it brought up by some people here... Would you really want Bo as head coach after this season with an all new defensive coordinator?
I just don't see the point. Bo is a defensive guy and he was brought in for that purpose. In my eyes, he had the chance to bring in someone like Mike Stoops or Ron Zook at the end of 2011 and he didn't do it.
I do of course appreciate that Bo graduates his players and for the most part keeps them out of trouble, but he hasn't shown me that he is a great head coach. His game management skills are poor, his players commit way too many penalties, the team looks completely unprepared in at least two games every season, and he's terrible at dealing with the spotlight.
What does he bring to the table without his skills as a defensive guru? I LOVE the way his defenses played in 2003, 2009, and 2010, but it seems that for whatever reason, his scheme or his coaching style just doesn't work anymore. Maybe it has something to do with him toning down all his yelling and screaming? Ever since he's calmed down and become more of a CEO-type coach, the defense has been mediocre at best.
And has he been a good CEO-type coach? My answer to that question would be a resounding "no." So why would you want to let him stick around with a new defensive coordinator? Wouldn't he meddle too much with that poor guy's work just like he is (rumored to be) doing with Beck right now? Barring a miracle through the rest of the season where we win out, I'd just rather see us clean house.
I just don't see the point. Bo is a defensive guy and he was brought in for that purpose. In my eyes, he had the chance to bring in someone like Mike Stoops or Ron Zook at the end of 2011 and he didn't do it.
I do of course appreciate that Bo graduates his players and for the most part keeps them out of trouble, but he hasn't shown me that he is a great head coach. His game management skills are poor, his players commit way too many penalties, the team looks completely unprepared in at least two games every season, and he's terrible at dealing with the spotlight.
What does he bring to the table without his skills as a defensive guru? I LOVE the way his defenses played in 2003, 2009, and 2010, but it seems that for whatever reason, his scheme or his coaching style just doesn't work anymore. Maybe it has something to do with him toning down all his yelling and screaming? Ever since he's calmed down and become more of a CEO-type coach, the defense has been mediocre at best.
And has he been a good CEO-type coach? My answer to that question would be a resounding "no." So why would you want to let him stick around with a new defensive coordinator? Wouldn't he meddle too much with that poor guy's work just like he is (rumored to be) doing with Beck right now? Barring a miracle through the rest of the season where we win out, I'd just rather see us clean house.