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He did a nice job against Miami-FL with his Group of 5 team in his bowl game. Welcome back Bobby Diaco, another former Hayden Fry player coaching in the college ranks at a P5 school.
He was let go/left. No one is 100% for sure. I know he was bad at Nebraska, but seems to have been good everywhere else. Is it ok to be cautiously optimistic?What happened to Holt? That dude was annoying.
He was let go/left. No one is 100% for sure. I know he was bad at Nebraska, but seems to have been good everywhere else. Is it ok to be cautiously optimistic?
As long as he doesn't give 15 yard cushions on 3rd and 5 vs Wisconsin, it will be ok. Right? Dline should be good next year.
He was let go/left. No one is 100% for sure. I know he was bad at Nebraska, but seems to have been good everywhere else. Is it ok to be cautiously optimistic?
As long as he doesn't give 15 yard cushions on 3rd and 5 vs Wisconsin, it will be ok. Right? Dline should be good next year.
He self-combusted.What happened to Holt? That dude was annoying.
Diaco was not going to be successful at NU with only 1 year.
What little I watched of the Miami bowl game, his D was very good. They were constantly switching fronts, moving guys from hand on the ground to standing up and they were aggressive. His team D stats as stated above are good, I am sure we would be happy with those. They were 10-3. Appears to be a good hire, despite his single less than stellar year at Nebraska, but it remains to be seen how long he stays.
I didn’t see the game, but doesn’t sound anything like what we saw at Nebraska. I wonder why he was he able to have success year 1 at La Tech? Were they already playing a similar system before he got there.What little I watched of the Miami bowl game, his D was very good. They were constantly switching fronts, moving guys from hand on the ground to standing up and they were aggressive. His team D stats as stated above are good, I am sure we would be happy with those. They were 10-3. Appears to be a good hire, despite his single less than stellar year at Nebraska, but it remains to be seen how long he stays.
I didn’t see the game, but doesn’t sound anything like what we saw at Nebraska. I wonder why he was he able to have success year 1 at La Tech? Were they already playing a similar system before he got there.
10-3 at La Tech this year, but the combined record for the teams he's been on staff for prior to this season since 1996 is 125-125 (record does not include vacated victories at Notre Dame). That's a Riley-esque .500 sample size.What little I watched of the Miami bowl game, his D was very good. They were constantly switching fronts, moving guys from hand on the ground to standing up and they were aggressive. His team D stats as stated above are good, I am sure we would be happy with those. They were 10-3. Appears to be a good hire, despite his single less than stellar year at Nebraska, but it remains to be seen how long he stays.
He did a nice job against Miami-FL with his Group of 5 team in his bowl game. Welcome back Bobby Diaco, another former Hayden Fry player coaching in the college ranks at a P5 school.
Frost at UCF put the final humiliating nail in Diaco’s Civil Conflict trophy idea. I’m sure Bob remembers that.
Miami had an awful offense that got shut down by the likes of FIU, Central Michigan, Duke, Georgia Tech, and Pitt.
Diaco inherited a defense at LA Tech that was ranked 27th nationally last year, and finished this year ranked 52nd, so I'm not sure how much credit you can give him this year since they actually got worse statistically. He'll be taking over a Purdue defense ranked 99th. He doesn't have a track record of turning around bad defenses, the places he succeeded were when he inherited good defenses. He was a disaster here and at UConn.
Miami had an awful offense that got shut down by the likes of FIU, Central Michigan, Duke, Georgia Tech, and Pitt.
Diaco inherited a defense at LA Tech that was ranked 27th nationally last year, and finished this year ranked 52nd, so I'm not sure how much credit you can give him this year since they actually got worse statistically. He'll be taking over a Purdue defense ranked 99th. He doesn't have a track record of turning around bad defenses, the places he succeeded were when he inherited good defenses. He was a disaster here and at UConn.
Hope soOne things for sure, our Huskers should be able to move the ball and score pretty easily on Purdue next year. I’m glad we catch them game 1 now. They will be learning a brand new defense. If I remember right Diaco was taking our previously ran 4-3 defense and turning it into a 3-4 defense that 2017 season. The exact same thing will be happening with Purdue next season.
Hope so
Hope so as in I hope you're right. I think this definitely helps us for sure. Not thrilled about starting season off with this Purdue game. We need all the breaks we can gethope so??? If not he pulled off the fastest transition in college football. Going from 4-3 to 3-4 and being ready by game 1 of the year?...if their defense come out and shuts us down...something is worse then wrong for our offense.
Yes they'll be learning a new system but I think Purdue probably has more to work with than diaco did here
Diaco/Purdue success or failure will be determined by how good their DL is.hope so??? If not he pulled off the fastest transition in college football. Going from 4-3 to 3-4 and being ready by game 1 of the year?...if their defense come out and shuts us down...something is worse then wrong for our offense.
UCONN is a tough gig for sure, but Randy Edsall and Skip Holtz did OK.I mean he joined a bad situation with Riley at Nebraska. What head coaches have been successful at UConn lol?
They have a couple good players there. Karla Fitz is a good player and Neal is back for his Sr year. He may be able to play they NT, which is vital in the 3-4.Diaco/Purdue success or failure will be determined by how good their DL is.