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"Blueprint for a Rebuild" Football Article (Includes UConn & Memphis Situations) - Gray Avenger - 08-22-2014 09:22 AM http://www.sbnation.com/longform/2014/8/20/5990929/college-football-coaches-programs-bob-stoops-bill-snyder "Blueprint for a Rebuild" Football Article (Includes UConn & Memphis Situations) - tnzazz - 08-22-2014 10:38 AM Interesting article. RE: "Blueprint for a Rebuild" Football Article (Includes UConn & Memphis... - KnightLight - 08-23-2014 06:58 AM Its certainly much easier for P5 programs to rebuild, especially since they have huge $$$ supplies to help achieve major turnarounds (lots of $$$ to hire the right coach, increase recruiting budgets, etc...). Its certainly much harder for programs that basically never sniffed BCS status, i.e. Memphis, UCF, etc...(outside just 1 season). While I do think its much easier and yes, QUICKER, to turn around a P5 program, for non-P5 programs, short-cuts generally don't work. When UCF hired O'Leary, UCF President told him to help build a program (not just a winning team), and that certainly takes a lot longer at the "CUSA" type level...and yes, in the long-run, it worked. While fans, (heck at any level), want to win NOW...if you don't invest in the right way to BUILD a program (not sacrifice the future to take short cuts to win now), it will only put your program further and further behind the 8-ball. |