2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 11:35
That’d be a big move
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That’d be a big move
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 12:18
Does Desmond Ridder have a little brother?
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 12:44
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 13:31
Packers DC?
Fickell’s a defensive guy, I’d have a hard time seeing Leonhard returning, would kind of be a step down from what he’s been doing if isn’t running the D.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 13:39
Leonhard kind of forced himself out with a terrible defensive game plan on Saturday.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 14:09
Leonhard did a phenomenal job year after year with 3 star talent. I have no idea if he is head coach material. I doubt he gets a pro DC job yet but something doesn't seem right here. Let's see what happens.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 16:08
I would think Leonard would be a little burned by this, we’ll see. Good hide, Bucky needs work.
13th out of 14 Big 10 teams in recruiting this year. Cryst set our program back years.
13th out of 14 Big 10 teams in recruiting this year. Cryst set our program back years.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 17:19
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 27 Nov 2022 17:59
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I know nothing of Fickell. Hopefully he can recruit and actually employ a recruiting department.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 28 Nov 2022 13:41
Cincinnati had more players drafted last year then Alabama. It's a great hire. He had better opportunities. Recruiting ties to Ohio is a homerun. Interested to find out why he picked Madison. Big ten west is there for the taking being so weak. Stepping stone job IMO. Happy nonetheless.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑27 Nov 2022 17:59image.png
They obviously had discussions prior to Saturday/Sunday on what to do going forward. The above, just a microcosm of what got Jim Leonhard passed over. The way we allowed a true Freshman have dissect the defense and it being to Minnesota to boat...
I know nothing of Fickell. Hopefully he can recruit and actually employ a recruiting department.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 28 Nov 2022 14:45
Yeah, he will try to move on after 3-5 years to a bigger program. Maybe something in the SEC or even Pac-12 for more money. Good short-term hire to get things back on track.Realist wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022 13:41Cincinnati had more players drafted last year then Alabama. It's a great hire. He had better opportunities. Recruiting ties to Ohio is a homerun. Interested to find out why he picked Madison. Big ten west is there for the taking being so weak. Stepping stone job IMO. Happy nonetheless.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑27 Nov 2022 17:59image.png
They obviously had discussions prior to Saturday/Sunday on what to do going forward. The above, just a microcosm of what got Jim Leonhard passed over. The way we allowed a true Freshman have dissect the defense and it being to Minnesota to boat...
I know nothing of Fickell. Hopefully he can recruit and actually employ a recruiting department.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 28 Nov 2022 15:33
4 star QB decomitted to Cincinnati. We might be getting a new QB…
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 28 Nov 2022 17:55
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Posted: 28 Nov 2022 19:53
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 28 Nov 2022 21:14
Loyalty all I can think of. Guy’s made enough for his kids and his kids kids to be taken care of, working his dream job at dream location. Or maybe not, lol.
And like I said, this would be a bit of a step down too, being DC for a defensive HC vs being the guy for Chryst.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 29 Nov 2022 06:20
Leonhard is very much a Wisconsin guy. That, and he's humble.
Maybe the things that are important to many of us aren't so important to him when it comes to his professional life. Money certainly isn't an issue. He's also made it clear his family's stability is very important to him. If he's satisfied with being a mere DC for the program that happens to be where he's made his home, I can see where he'd stay on.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 29 Nov 2022 09:12
He should move 130 miles NE. There was mutual interest less than two years ago.APB wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 06:20
Maybe the things that are important to many of us aren't so important to him when it comes to his professional life. Money certainly isn't an issue. He's also made it clear his family's stability is very important to him. If he's satisfied with being a mere DC for the program that happens to be where he's made his home, I can see where he'd stay on.
JL is at a crossroads. He is young and if he stays DC at UW after being passed over for the HC position he is committing career suicide. He will set himself back 6-7 years in his career trajectory. It is also a possibility his trajectory goes downward and he gets fired in two or three years as a scapegoat for the new coach and has to take a step down to a MAC program or something to even be a DC.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 29 Nov 2022 10:03
...or just retire because he's got a buttload of money already and he's only doing this because he likes it and "career trajectory" is something he gives two &%$@ about.wallyuwl wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 09:12He should move 130 miles NE. There was mutual interest less than two years ago.APB wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 06:20
Maybe the things that are important to many of us aren't so important to him when it comes to his professional life. Money certainly isn't an issue. He's also made it clear his family's stability is very important to him. If he's satisfied with being a mere DC for the program that happens to be where he's made his home, I can see where he'd stay on.
JL is at a crossroads. He is young and if he stays DC at UW after being passed over for the HC position he is committing career suicide. He will set himself back 6-7 years in his career trajectory. It is also a possibility his trajectory goes downward and he gets fired in two or three years as a scapegoat for the new coach and has to take a step down to a MAC program or something to even be a DC.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 29 Nov 2022 19:04
Actually Fickell was head coach for a year at OSU and then accepted an assistant job under Meyer when he replaced him. He turned that into a head coaching job at Cinci with obvious success. Far from career suicide.wallyuwl wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 09:12He should move 130 miles NE. There was mutual interest less than two years ago.APB wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 06:20
Maybe the things that are important to many of us aren't so important to him when it comes to his professional life. Money certainly isn't an issue. He's also made it clear his family's stability is very important to him. If he's satisfied with being a mere DC for the program that happens to be where he's made his home, I can see where he'd stay on.
JL is at a crossroads. He is young and if he stays DC at UW after being passed over for the HC position he is committing career suicide. He will set himself back 6-7 years in his career trajectory. It is also a possibility his trajectory goes downward and he gets fired in two or three years as a scapegoat for the new coach and has to take a step down to a MAC program or something to even be a DC.
Re: 2023 Badgers Football
Posted: 30 Nov 2022 07:41
He was only interim coach though when Tressell was suspended. But either way, perfect example of the model for Leonhard.Realist wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 19:04Actually Fickell was head coach for a year at OSU and then accepted an assistant job under Meyer when he replaced him. He turned that into a head coaching job at Cinci with obvious success. Far from career suicide.wallyuwl wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 09:12He should move 130 miles NE. There was mutual interest less than two years ago.APB wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022 06:20
Maybe the things that are important to many of us aren't so important to him when it comes to his professional life. Money certainly isn't an issue. He's also made it clear his family's stability is very important to him. If he's satisfied with being a mere DC for the program that happens to be where he's made his home, I can see where he'd stay on.
JL is at a crossroads. He is young and if he stays DC at UW after being passed over for the HC position he is committing career suicide. He will set himself back 6-7 years in his career trajectory. It is also a possibility his trajectory goes downward and he gets fired in two or three years as a scapegoat for the new coach and has to take a step down to a MAC program or something to even be a DC.