Mack Herron
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Before the beginning of the 2024 season, I think we will hear that its become official...Worked with Wolf at GB and CLE.
One thing is clear....Wolf is the de-facto GM.
I tend to agree. Maybe before the draft?Before the beginning of the 2024 season, I think we will hear that its become official...
Time will tell how he pans outWorked with Wolf at GB and CLE.
One thing is clear....Wolf is the de-facto GM.
Not sure about that. You have to earn it according to the de-facto Owner.Before the beginning of the 2024 season, I think we will hear that its become official...
I think they let the draft happen, then Groh leave (I guess) and then they announce it?I tend to agree. Maybe before the draft?
I like that so much better than Groh.Worked with Wolf at GB and CLE.
One thing is clear....Wolf is the de-facto GM.
This man was a bad-ass at The U.
I'm in the "Groh should go" Club.I think they let the draft happen, then Groh leave (I guess) and then they announce it?
The BC coach said he left for an NFL OC position because he acted more as a GM with NIL and the transfer portal than a coach. I'd guess Miami split the role of GM and coachGeneral Manager of Football Operations is a position I never heard of before; usually football operations at the college level is given to a very young guy; one of the greenest positions. It sounds like they added the GM part to accompany a person of Highsmith's age and stature.
But I wonder what the true nature of the position is. Not personnel, not a GM, not a scout, not a coach, not game planning. Could this be a culture type of hire? For young players? Jack Easterby but not an idiot?
I was thinking the same thing!Who knew college football teams had GMs?
I guess since NIL, the money distributors have come out of the shadows and routing numbers have replaced stuffed envelopes
At this point Groh must see the writing on the wall, similar to Steve Belichick. I think it's more typical to move front office guys after the draft, though, rather than before, like you do with coaches.I'm in the "Groh should go" Club.
Agree.At this point Groh must see the writing on the wall, similar to Steve Belichick. I think it's more typical to move front office guys after the draft, though, rather than before, like you do with coaches.
Don't they have to follow Rooney Rule for GM?I tend to agree. Maybe before the draft?
Good question. Not sure if AH will be GM here so might not apply?Don't they have to follow Rooney Rule for GM?