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The Ticket this morning on Martz
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 7:30 amby RGV Pony
...said JJ is still the prime target, but that Martz' name had surfaced, from one of Rich's tickers.
Also referenced MM65's thread, telling listeners what day the search has gone into.
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 9:06 amby QuikSStang
i dont think MM has any college coaching experience...
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:12 pmby Junior
QuikSStang wrote:i dont think MM has any college coaching experience...
wasbt' he OC at AZ State or something before heading to the NFL?
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:13 pmby Mustang1991
Junior wrote:QuikSStang wrote:i dont think MM has any college coaching experience...
wasbt' he OC at AZ State or something before heading to the NFL?
Yes, he was.
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:14 pmby Mustang1991
Martz's coaching history:
Detroit Lions 2006
Offensive Coordinator 2006
St. Louis Rams 1999-2005
Head Coach 2000-05
Offensive Coordinator 1999
Washington Redskins 1997-98
Quarterbacks 1997-98
St. Louis Rams 1995-96
Wide Receivers 1995-96
Los Angeles Rams 1992-94
Quarterbacks 1994
Offensive Assistant 1992-93
Arizona State 1983-84, 86-91
Offensive Coordinator 1984, 1988-91
Quarterbacks & Receivers 1983, 1986-87
University of Minnesota 1982
Assistant 1982
University of the Pacific 1980-81
Assistant 1980-81
Fresno State 1979
Assistant 1979
Santa Ana College
(Santa Ana, Calif.) 1978
Assistant 1978
San Diego Mesa Comm. College 1976-77
Assistant 1976-77
San Jose State 1975
Assistant 1975
San Diego Mesa Comm. College 1974
Assistant 1974
Bullard HS (Fresno, Calif.) 1973
Assistant 1973
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:16 pmby Corso
So? Steve-O said in his press conference (a few hundred years ago) that he'd consider the best coach at any level. Sounded to me like he even would consider a HS coach, although I find that hard to believe. Given a Texas-friendly staff, I'm not sure Martz would be a bad choice at all, although I don't know a whole lot about him. What I do know is that he built a killer offense in St. Louis and is an arrogant guy who doesn't mind running up the score. I'd like to see SMU on the winning side of that once in a while.
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Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:23 pmby Mustang1991
Corso wrote:So? Steve-O said in his press conference (a few hundred years ago) that he'd consider the best coach at any level. Sounded to me like he even would consider a HS coach, although I find that hard to believe. Given a Texas-friendly staff, I'm not sure Martz would be a bad choice at all, although I don't know a whole lot about him. What I do know is that he built a killer offense in St. Louis and is an arrogant guy who doesn't mind running up the score. I'd like to see SMU on the winning side of that once in a while.
Then why not Jack Pardee or John Jenkins?
It seems like the board is making more of Mike Martz...
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:26 pmby George S. Patton
...than anything else. It seems like we've put the smoke there.
Posted:
Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:31 pmby Corso
Mustang1991 wrote:Corso wrote:So? Steve-O said in his press conference (a few hundred years ago) that he'd consider the best coach at any level. Sounded to me like he even would consider a HS coach, although I find that hard to believe. Given a Texas-friendly staff, I'm not sure Martz would be a bad choice at all, although I don't know a whole lot about him. What I do know is that he built a killer offense in St. Louis and is an arrogant guy who doesn't mind running up the score. I'd like to see SMU on the winning side of that once in a while.
Then why not Jack Pardee or John Jenkins?
Because what they did in 1989 makes them the spawn of Satan.
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Thu Jan 03, 2008 1:01 pmby tristatecoog
Martz looks better than Sherman.