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woundedknees wrote:

Phenom wrote:Darrin Chiaverini would be an amazing replacement:

Guess we'll see how far this statement goes:

"I'm excited to be a Buff," he said. "I'm a Buff for life and obviously getting a chance to be retained and be on coach Tucker's staff, I'm really excited. I'm excited to work with coach Johnson.

"It's a different role, but I'm a football coach and I can adjust to anything. I'm excited to be here and help those guys."

http://www.buffzone.com/football-cubuff ... chiaverini

maxduck wrote:

woundedknees wrote:

Phenom wrote:Darrin Chiaverini would be an amazing replacement:

Guess we'll see how far this statement goes:

"I'm excited to be a Buff," he said. "I'm a Buff for life and obviously getting a chance to be retained and be on coach Tucker's staff, I'm really excited. I'm excited to work with coach Johnson.

"It's a different role, but I'm a football coach and I can adjust to anything. I'm excited to be here and help those guys."

http://www.buffzone.com/football-cubuff ... chiaverini

Is Chiaverini an actual candidate or just a wish list guy? He is a Colorado alum with a base salary of $500,000, the only non-coordinator at Oregon above that is Big Joe.

buckmarkduck wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:

maxduck wrote:Always interesting to see the spin for a new hire. From the Mississippi State 247 site the guy sounds amazing.

This past season Johnson helped coach-up a passing game in which no less than eleven Ducks caught a touchdown pass. Most were snagged by Memphis native Dillon Mitchell with ten touchdowns of his 75 receptions and 1,184 yards. Oregon had more first downs via passing than rushing in ’18, by a 140-118 margin, and 29 passing touchdowns.

https://247sports.com/college/mississip ... 128165698/

And from the comment section

Got his work cut out for him with the group of receivers we have. Hopefully, he can teach them how to catch.

Ha interesting! Dude can recruit, so they'll get a bonus there. But other than maybe the Jaison Williams days, this group may have had the most drops I've seen in a season since I've been watching Oregon football.

On a side note, at least their fan base has high respect for Oregon:
I think the Women BB's exposure and success is changing the perception of Mississippi State for recruiting nationwide. To have someone from Oregon to come to Starkvegas with their family tells you something in this day and time.

Who was he the main recruiter for? Last year he whiffed, and this year I know for a fact Ford didn't like him.

buckmarkduck wrote:
Following twitter it seems like we are after Nevada WR coach Eric Scott and OU WR coach Simmons.

lukeyrid13 wrote:Didn’t OU just get 3 of the top 4 wr this class ? I doubt their coach would want to leave that offense with the past two heismans and all that talent for us.

buckmarkduck wrote:

lukeyrid13 wrote:Didn’t OU just get 3 of the top 4 wr this class ? I doubt their coach would want to leave that offense with the past two heismans and all that talent for us.

I'm pretty sure he only coaches outside receivers. At UO he would handle all the WR duties.

buckmarkduck wrote:I haven't seen anyone with credibility say Spurrier Jr though. Jhop said our top choice was the WR coach from Stanford, unfortunately Notre Dame signed him today before we could get him in for an interview.

buckmarkduck wrote:I haven't seen anyone with credibility say Spurrier Jr though. Jhop said our top choice was the WR coach from Stanford, unfortunately Notre Dame signed him today before we could get him in for an interview.

Phenom wrote:

buckmarkduck wrote:I haven't seen anyone with credibility say Spurrier Jr though. Jhop said our top choice was the WR coach from Stanford, unfortunately Notre Dame signed him today before we could get him in for an interview.

He never said he was our top choice, just a guy we really liked.

buckmarkduck wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:

maxduck wrote:Always interesting to see the spin for a new hire. From the Mississippi State 247 site the guy sounds amazing.

This past season Johnson helped coach-up a passing game in which no less than eleven Ducks caught a touchdown pass. Most were snagged by Memphis native Dillon Mitchell with ten touchdowns of his 75 receptions and 1,184 yards. Oregon had more first downs via passing than rushing in ’18, by a 140-118 margin, and 29 passing touchdowns.

https://247sports.com/college/mississip ... 128165698/

And from the comment section

Got his work cut out for him with the group of receivers we have. Hopefully, he can teach them how to catch.

Ha interesting! Dude can recruit, so they'll get a bonus there. But other than maybe the Jaison Williams days, this group may have had the most drops I've seen in a season since I've been watching Oregon football.

On a side note, at least their fan base has high respect for Oregon:
I think the Women BB's exposure and success is changing the perception of Mississippi State for recruiting nationwide. To have someone from Oregon to come to Starkvegas with their family tells you something in this day and time.

Who was he the main recruiter for? Last year he whiffed, and this year I know for a fact Ford didn't like him.

jimmy12 wrote:

buckmarkduck wrote:

UOducksTK1 wrote:

maxduck wrote:Always interesting to see the spin for a new hire. From the Mississippi State 247 site the guy sounds amazing.

This past season Johnson helped coach-up a passing game in which no less than eleven Ducks caught a touchdown pass. Most were snagged by Memphis native Dillon Mitchell with ten touchdowns of his 75 receptions and 1,184 yards. Oregon had more first downs via passing than rushing in ’18, by a 140-118 margin, and 29 passing touchdowns.

https://247sports.com/college/mississip ... 128165698/

And from the comment section

Got his work cut out for him with the group of receivers we have. Hopefully, he can teach them how to catch.

Ha interesting! Dude can recruit, so they'll get a bonus there. But other than maybe the Jaison Williams days, this group may have had the most drops I've seen in a season since I've been watching Oregon football.

On a side note, at least their fan base has high respect for Oregon:
I think the Women BB's exposure and success is changing the perception of Mississippi State for recruiting nationwide. To have someone from Oregon to come to Starkvegas with their family tells you something in this day and time.

Who was he the main recruiter for? Last year he whiffed, and this year I know for a fact Ford didn't like him.

Really? Please tell more!