11 hours ago11 hr Moderator No. No TimelineOregon Football: Dan Lanning provides look at OC search timeline
7 hours ago7 hr No. I hope Coach Lanning does the complete opposite of what he did when he promoted both coordinators last year.He also needs to de-emphasize the importance of recruiting and running a specific offensive system, and prioritize the importance of experience, measurable offensive production and player development. Edited 7 hours ago7 hr by OregonDucks
6 hours ago6 hr No. I hope Dan doesn't make the same mistake of letting his friendships come before the program. Edited 6 hours ago6 hr by Krsmqn
5 hours ago5 hr No. Indeed.That's what the announcement indicated.It is likely very difficult concentrating on an outside hire while dealing with a burning Tesla in the dumpster...
4 hours ago4 hr Moderator No. DL knows he has to get this hire right and hopefully he's learned his lesson about performing a proper nationwide search for suitable candidates. I'm betting he's going over that list of guys he's met/watched over the years from the Saban/Norvell/Smart coaching trees but I hope Mullen is helping by hiring an outside firm to assist with the candidate search. I doubt we're going to get any clarity or see any public progress over the next few weeks. It's more important to get the hire right than getting a hire quickly. That being said, he doesn't have unlimited time. He probably has until December to announce a new hire.
2 hours ago2 hr No. Why can't we do better in the short term than Jay?And if we wait until the end of the season we'll be competing against Michigan A&M and other elite schools for a coordinators. So it wouldn't be the worst decision to hire a permanent replacement before the end of the season.
1 hour ago1 hr Moderator No. 1 hour ago, Solar said:And if we wait until the end of the season we'll be competing against Michigan A&M and other elite schools for a coordinators. So it wouldn't be the worst decision to hire a permanent replacement before the end of the season.I can't agree more. If a great hire is just there waiting to be had just go for it. We could easily miss out on A tier candidates while we're "leaving no stone unturned".
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