NickSMU17 wrote:I really like Gill and he is also cost effective....
Sounds like what Copeland said in choosing Bennett. I like him and he's cheap ... our formula for picking a coach.
Turner Gill could be huge at SMU
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by Bergermeister » Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:46 pm
Sounds like what Copeland said in choosing Bennett. I like him and he's cheap ... our formula for picking a coach.
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by NickSMU17 » Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:48 pm
Only differnce is that Gill is winning as a head coach, at possibly the worst D1 football school in the country. He may win the MAC this year, if he does this I am not sure we will have a chance.
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by Dwan » Wed Oct 31, 2007 8:10 pm
What type of offense does he run.
He is turning around Buffalo which was one of the worst division one programs before his arrival. Seems like he is close to going to a bowl game or two there. Would be surprised if he would leave to take over another one of the worst division one programs. However, I would imagine SMU pays more than Buffalo. Certainly an interesting name. Would he bring in his former player Ramon Flanigan as his OC?
He is turning around Buffalo which was one of the worst division one programs before his arrival. Seems like he is close to going to a bowl game or two there. Would be surprised if he would leave to take over another one of the worst division one programs. However, I would imagine SMU pays more than Buffalo. Certainly an interesting name. Would he bring in his former player Ramon Flanigan as his OC?
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