Moos does it again!! Hoping for a quick turnaround for our diamond 9!
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His only head coaching experience was a few years at Texarkana Junior College. I guess if you want something positive along that line, both Dave Van Horn and Rob Childress were Texarkana JC head coaches at one time too.Im not going to pretend I know much about his past here or coaching history. From what I understand he has no D1 HC experience. We seem to not have much luck with coaches who have no D1 HC experience. That being said, I wish him luck and hope he succeeds for a long time here.
Only time will tell, but to be fair many football HCs also gave Mike Riley rave reviews.
hmm, do we trust huskeronline poster @Truehuskerfan's or highly respected head coach Rob Childress's opinion more?
you be the judge
Moos does it again? This is nowhere near on the level of hiring Frost or Hoiberg. If this really is his staff, this is all pretty meh.
hmm, do we trust huskeronline poster @Truehuskerfan's or highly respected head coach Rob Childress's opinion more?
you be the judge
First of all, my criticism was leveled more at you marveling at the hire "Moos does it again!" as if it was comparable to Frost or Hoiberg's-both of which were unquestionably under anybody's measurements, absolutely great hires-arguably the best people available at the time. There is no way this is even remotely comparable to that. Second, of course Childress is going to say good things about him. People lauded the hire of Todd Butler at Wichita State 6 years ago-he was a longtime assistant to Dave Van Horn at Arkansas and was recommended highly by him and others. He was fired this year after not taking Wichita State to a single regional and only producing two winning seasons. So just because an assistant comes highly recommended by good coaches doesn't guarantee their success. I would have preferred a coach with D-1 head coaching experience. That doesn't mean Bolt is going to be a disaster, but I think the hire is pretty underwhelming.
hmm, do we trust huskeronline poster @Truehuskerfan's or highly respected head coach Rob Childress's opinion more?
you be the judge
Only time will tell, but to be fair many football HCs also gave Mike Riley rave reviews.
If we aren’t in the CWS next year, this is a complete and total failure
First of all, my criticism was leveled more at you marveling at the hire "Moos does it again!" as if it was comparable to Frost or Hoiberg's-both of which were unquestionably under anybody's measurements, absolutely great hires-arguably the best people available at the time. There is no way this is even remotely comparable to that. Second, of course Childress is going to say good things about him. People lauded the hire of Todd Butler at Wichita State 6 years ago-he was a longtime assistant to Dave Van Horn at Arkansas and was recommended highly by him and others. He was fired this year after not taking Wichita State to a single regional and only producing two winning seasons. So just because an assistant comes highly recommended by good coaches doesn't guarantee their success. I would have preferred a coach with D-1 head coaching experience. That doesn't mean Bolt is going to be a disaster, but I think the hire is pretty underwhelming.
I will give him this as something he has over Erstad-Bolt has real coaching experience, unlike Erstad who had 1 year as a volunteer assistant before he was hired as head coach.
Let me preface what I'm about to say by admitting I know less about college baseball than I do women, and I know nothing about women...but was this a job that was going to attract somebody who is significantly better? If the guy wants to be here, isn't that better than some big name you have to throw a brinks truck at just to get him to take the call?
First of all, I don't make posts in order to attract likes. If they do, fine. I've never really cared much about them. You are seriously the first person who has ever pointed how many likes I have. I couldn't have even told you how many I had without looking if somebody asked me. Second of all, I've pointed out legitimate reasons to question the hire. He doesn't really even match up with the requirements Moos himself said he wanted in a head coach. Of course, I hope he succeeds. Loved him as a player. Just not real excited about him as our head coach with no D-1 head coaching experience.leave it to a guy with 15,000+ posts but only 2,000 likes to criticize the hire 10mins after it takes place
kick rocks, pal
GBR
Just for old time sake here is one of my favs from Mike himself:to be more fair, those comments mostly had to do with his personality. riley was a known quantity .500 head coach who got along with everyone.
Bolt is young, fiery and has skin in the game coming back to a place he made a name for himself as a 4-year starter. there is absolutely ZERO comparison between the two.
The last two hires were grand slams, this hire is a dribbler up the middle. Hope it works out, but color me underwhelmed and disappointed.
The last two hires were grand slams, this hire is a dribbler up the middle. Hope it works out, but color me underwhelmed and disappointed.
UCF is exactly the type of program that usually hires people like that with no head coaching experience.I look at like this: UCF should have never gave Scott Frost a shot because he was a great Assistance with out any proof..
This is literally the first time you have ever posted anything that was not sunshine and unicorns when it comes to the huskers.Moos does it again? This is nowhere near on the level of hiring Frost or Hoiberg. If this really is his staff, this is all pretty meh.
I'm very confused as to who was expected to be hired? Childress is at A&M with a $1M buyout, the Oregon State coach has built arguably the best program in the country. We're faulting Moos for not getting them? What's next, why didn't Tito Francona leave the Indians to coach NU?
Get real, folks. This is a great hire with a big time resume, head coaching experience at one of the best jucos in the country and knows what it feels like to be a part of a winning Husker baseball program.