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Did some quick research because seems like there is a good chance Kalen will be going. Here are some potential replacements:
Coach - School - Offense - Salary
Jeff Lebby - UCF - Spread ISO - $200,000
Darrell Dickey - Memphis - Multiple - $275,000
Zak Hill - Boise St - Multiple - $310,000
Rhett Lashlee - SMU - Air Raid - $350,000
Or if we go internal Mike Hart.
Kalen made $800,000 this year btw.
Lashlee's not actually full-on Air Raid, having spent a lot of time with Malzahn, who IMO is still the most innovative "run offense" guy out there.Did some quick research because seems like there is a good chance Kalen will be going. Here are some potential replacements:
Coach - School - Offense - Salary
Jeff Lebby - UCF - Spread ISO - $200,000
Darrell Dickey - Memphis - Multiple - $275,000
Zak Hill - Boise St - Multiple - $310,000
Rhett Lashlee - SMU - Air Raid - $350,000
Or if we go internal Mike Hart.
Kalen made $800,000 this year btw.
Tedford stepping down.
Will be a huge loss if it happens.
Could depend on how high he thinks he could possibly rise in the coaching food chain. If he thinks he could someday become a head coach at a P5 school, it might behoove him to get another year under his belt as an OC at IU. If IU could somehow swing about 1.25 m, they could compete with a Fresno State offer up anywhere short of 2.0 m. There are a couple very good reasons for him to stick around another year.Hopefully not a done deal.
Did some quick research because seems like there is a good chance Kalen will be going. Here are some potential replacements:
Coach - School - Offense - Salary
Jeff Lebby - UCF - Spread ISO - $200,000
Darrell Dickey - Memphis - Multiple - $275,000
Zak Hill - Boise St - Multiple - $310,000
Rhett Lashlee - SMU - Air Raid - $350,000
Or if we go internal Mike Hart.
Kalen made $800,000 this year btw.
Question on that. If you did go with hart, wouldn’t you guys be concerned that the offense would be way too run focused
It’s being reported it’s a done deal. He gone.I really like DeBoer, and without knowing for sure, would think he likes the challenge of taking on the big boys and the competition of the B10. I also don’t have a great sense of Fresno St as a FB destination. Are they even in the PAC Ten? If not, I’d pass, crush at IU and have a shot at bigger head jobs.
If they are PAC Ten, willing to pay $2M+, and he likes the Central Valley of CA, then he’d probably consider it.
But my heart for sure, and I think my head too, Says he likes it at IU, the challenge of B10, and won’t go after one year.
It’s being reported it’s a done deal. He gone.
I misread the tweet. But does seem very likely. Bruce Feldman in Twitter said “expect Indiana OC Kalen Deboer to be a leading candidate.”Not one place has reported it as a "done deal".
Possibly. If he wants to run a Pro offense I have my reservations. I am okay with a multiple offense that uses some Pro sets but in this day and age and in light of our current personnel I think if you don't have a lot of Spread in there you are antiquated. I was looking at the guy at Hawai'i but this is why I didn't list him...although I am going to be watching the Mountain West Championship game for sure (two potential candidates). I mean even Alabama and Michigan are becoming more Spread oriented. I'm not averse to Air Raid but I would prefer someone to come in who is pretty close to DeBoer philosophically.Question on that. If you did go with hart, wouldn’t you guys be concerned that the offense would be way too run focused
I don’t see this as a done deal. Deboer was at Fresno state for two years and had no history with the school before that. I think Indiana‘s offense will be at least as good next year as this year. CTA gives him a free reign here and next year he would probably be in a better position to entertain other offers if he chooses to move elsewhere.
Did some quick research because seems like there is a good chance Kalen will be going. Here are some potential replacements:
Coach - School - Offense - Salary
Jeff Lebby - UCF - Spread ISO - $200,000
Kevin Johns - Memphis - Multiple - $200,000
Zak Hill - Boise St - Multiple - $310,000
Rhett Lashlee - SMU - Air Raid - $350,000
Or if we go internal Mike Hart.
Kalen made $800,000 this year btw.
MD? He was on a fast track to retirement. Not sure how KD made it clear he was on a fast track to HC. Many have assumed that, particularly after his very successful first season at IU.MD made it clear when he came here he was on the fast track to HC. Now really the only question is does he jump at the first opportunity or does he gamble a bit on himself and IU and wait another year for a possible P5 gig? Maybe Purdue.. giggity
MD? He was on a fast track to retirement. Not sure how KD made it clear he was on a fast track to HC. Many have assumed that, particularly after his very successful first season at IU.
He's got a lot of weapons returning here and his stock may well rise after another productive season for the Hoosiers' offense in 2020. If it were me, I'd wait for something better than Fresno State but it's not me and if he's champing at the bit to take over somewhere, then he's likely gone.
Does every OC want to be a head coach? Are there any top OCs that may have been a head coach and would rather not have to run a program? Pay this coach well to start and add incentives to keep them here.We all knew there was a pretty good chance he would be gone. It means we had a good season. Let's hope we pay Allen and still pony up for a good OC.
Now realize, if we bring in a top end OC then he too is likely a year away from a coaching gig if we do well.
I don't like the idea of taking someone that hasn't done the job before. It took Allen a couple years to figure out how to be a head coach. Go out and get somebody proven like they did this year with DeBoer.Question on that. If you did go with hart, wouldn’t you guys be concerned that the offense would be way too run focused
Does every OC want to be a head coach? Are there any top OCs that may have been a head coach and would rather not have to run a program? Pay this coach well to start and add incentives to keep them here.
There is a big difference between NAIA and the types of head coaching positions he would be looking for. He could have had a HC job last year. His resume would have gotten him in the door at several places.Considering he was a head coach prior at the NAIA level and was pretty successful I would think he wants to be a HC.