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That was who occurred first to me as well. And then there's his offensive coordinator Norm Chow, who coached some lefty in college as I recall . . .
The Bidwells will #### it up somehow though.
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...and that would suck. But I agree he will be on the list of candidates interviewed...seems like a Bidwell type of guy.
Great O coordinator, mediocre head coach...I'd prefer to pass.
Good call, I'd like to see Wisenhunt considered.
Hmm, weak o-line, pocket passing QB, Mike Martz designing the pass protections . . . what could go wrong?
They interviewed him before they hired Denny. No point in revisiting the past.
I believe that this is the 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 promotional slogan for the Cardinals, no?
I doubt the Bidwells will spend more than the Florida boosters.
I read their slogan is"Big Red: Resurrected...no, we're not talking about Vince Tobin's hair or Dave McGinnis' nose."
Come on, Martz is like D. Green on steroids. He'd be LOCK for 8-8 or better, which in Arizona would qualify him for a statue built out front of the stadium!
Not looking likely. Urban Meyer is one of those rare individuals who isn't in college coaching because he wants to show he's better than all of his peers. From everything I've ever seen or heard from him, he's genuinely in love with the pageantry of college football. I could be wrong, but he looks to me like a lifer, a Bobby Bowden type. Besides, once you get past that whole "proving you're the best on the toughest stage", what does an NFL job have to offer over the College Football Factories? College head coaches make just as much money, work shorter hours, and all they have to do is win 8 games a year with a schedule that has 5 wins built in, and maybe every so often make some noise in a bowl game. The job itself, as well as the job security, are so much better at the college level.Since we are talking college, though... I would love to see Arizona hire Leach away from Texas Tech to run their offense. I think that could get really sick in a hurry.
so does martz......
I don't think he's leaving Notre Dame.The Bad CEO said:Charlie Weis
First of all, I think he's made up his mind to stay in what is one of the three or four best college jobs in the country, bar none. Second, if he were to leave, it would be for an enormous amount of money. Third, assuming away the above two issues, I can't imagine him leaving for the NFL coaching position that has probably the least amount of support from its ownership in the entire league, not to mention the shakiest fan base. That job is the ultimate dead end.
