Todd Dodge

Col. Nathan R. Jessep · Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:10 pm

Thought I'd throw my wish list in.

Have not been on the board during these disappointing times, but have been to most games. So many blown chances- what a shame.

Todd Doge, with Riley in tow, makes all look better at the Hilltop (if he agrees to bring reall ncaa DI coaches with him).

Riley watches for 1-2 seasons while Justin gets a QB coaching lesson everyday.

HS Recruits line-up to get a taste!

We're back!

QuikSStang · Post by **QuikSStang** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:11 pm

he'd be cheap, but im not too sold on a guy just a year removed from coaching high school. might be good some day, but i dont think i can wait for that with our program in the condition its in

Stallion · Post by **Stallion** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:13 pm

I'm telling you we may rue the day we don't go after him. I could support him 100% if he gets the financial support to hire a quality Coaching Staff.

bigdaddy08091 · Post by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:15 pm

Col. Nathan R. Jessep wrote:Thought I'd throw my wish list in.

Have not been on the board during these disappointing times, but have been to most games. So many blown chances- what a shame.

Todd Doge, with Riley in tow, makes all look better at the Hilltop (if he agrees to bring reall ncaa DI coaches with him).

Riley watches for 1-2 seasons while Justin gets a QB coaching lesson everyday.

HS Recruits line-up to get a taste!

We're back!

We want you on this board, we need you on this board. I totally agree. What makes it even better, Riley pushes JWill to get better or takes his job?

QuikSStang · Post by **QuikSStang** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:17 pm

Stallion wrote:I'm telling you we may rue the day we don't go after him. I could support him 100% if he gets the financial support to hire a quality Coaching Staff.

do you think he would have the connections to put together a successful staff? that's part of my concern with him being in college football for a year in a crappy conference. i agree, if he can put together a successful staff, then it would be worth the gamble.

the worst that could happen is that we turn into another Texas Tech. hell, itd be fun to go to games even if we lose, because it would be entertaining to put up 50+ points a game while passing for 500+ consistently

Stallion · Post by **Stallion** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:22 pm

consider this-if he is getting less than $200,000 per year then his assistants are not getting market salaries either and he couldn't really go after the quality staff North Texas High School.

StallionsModelT · Post by **StallionsModelT** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:28 pm

Stallion,

Todd Dodge is proving why he should have stayed at the high school level.

QuikSStang · Post by **QuikSStang** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:29 pm

[quote="StallionsModelT"]Stallion,

Todd Dodge is proving why he should have stayed at the high school level.[/quote

i think it's more of the program he inherited. i mean, UNT isnt exactly an enviable program across the country. but i guess we'll see in a few years

bigdaddy08091 · Post by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:30 pm

QuikSStang wrote:
Stallion wrote:I'm telling you we may rue the day we don't go after him. I could support him 100% if he gets the financial support to hire a quality Coaching Staff.

do you think he would have the connections to put together a successful staff? that's part of my concern with him being in college football for a year in a crappy conference. i agree, if he can put together a successful staff, then it would be worth the gamble.

the worst that could happen is that we turn into another Texas Tech. hell, itd be fun to go to games even if we lose, because it would be entertaining to put up 50+ points a game while passing for 500+ consistently

Quikstang, are you smoking crack? We put up damn near 50 a game this year. It was not fun! UNT is not having any fun losing either. Turn into TT, hell yes. They played good D against OU. Todd Dodge has enough connections to put together a coaching staff to compete in CUSA. Better yet, the best offensive mind in Texas HS football is Kevin Atkinson at Keller High School. Bring him in a OC.

StallionsModelT · Post by **StallionsModelT** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:30 pm

Well for a guy that breaks out the kneepads every five seconds for recruiting, Stallion sure is on board with bringing in a guy who isn't exactly tearing it up on the recruiting trail.

Stallion · Post by **Stallion** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:34 pm

He proved that he can take an option offense with little talent and produce the No. 42 team in the country in Total Offense(better than dear old SMU) and he's playing a damn First year Freshman at QB. Get over this Superman complex-he ain't availiable. Todd Dodge can definitely coach the offensive side of the ball-no doubt. No Coach is an offensive and defensive genuis with the possible exception of Tom Landry. And he recruiting better than SMU.

QuikSStang · Post by **QuikSStang** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:35 pm

bigdaddy08091 wrote:
Quikstang, are you smoking crack? We put up damn near 50 a game this year. It was not fun!

let's recap how many points we've scored each game:

9-45-28-21-45-7-34-23-28-42-20

= 27.45 per game. not exactly close to 50

bigdaddy08091 · Post by **bigdaddy08091** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:37 pm

QuikSStang wrote:
bigdaddy08091 wrote:
Quikstang, are you smoking crack? We put up damn near 50 a game this year. It was not fun!

let's recap how many points we've scored each game:

9-45-28-21-45-7-34-23-28-42-20

= 27.45 per game. not exactly close to 50

Compared to who we played and who UNT played, 50! I also said damn near 50. Did UNT play TT or TCU or UCF?

StallionsModelT · Post by **StallionsModelT** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:42 pm

Wow! Recruiting better than SMU who doesn't have a head coach? Yes lets go after this high school coach who in his one season at the college level has laid a monumental turd. That is the kind of WOW hire we are all looking for!

LakeHighlandsPony · Post by **LakeHighlandsPony** » Wed Nov 21, 2007 8:46 pm

StallionsModelT wrote:Stallion,

Todd Dodge is proving why he should have stayed at the high school level.

He was a few minutes shy of beating us.

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