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Title: If TX is smart. they go after Malzahn Post by: Volznut on December 16, 2013, 05:29:15 EST Dude is pretty good at taking what he's got and maxing it out
Title: to quote Lyn, "Hush" Post by: NC Enginerd on December 16, 2013, 04:49:51 EST Dude is pretty good at taking what he's got and maxing it out Title: Re: If TX is smart. they go after Malzahn Post by: murfvol on December 16, 2013, 05:01:49 EST And now I repeat a remark I've made before. My first job out of college was at an agricultural chemical company in Springdale, AR. We were maybe a mile from Shiloh Christian, where Malzahn coached. It was a little bitty start-up school. I think they were 3A, but had <100 students.
Anyhow, Malzahn would come in to buy stuff to take care of the field. He did it all. The funny thing is his offenses were considered pass happy (they were) gimmicks that would never work in a larger classification. That was until Springdale High School got desperate and hired him several years later. He's paid his dues, and I'm thrilled to see him do well. He's very like Saban in that both are detail oriented. That's what makes them successful, not a style. Title: Re: If TX is smart. they go after Malzahn Post by: Volznut on December 16, 2013, 05:13:48 EST The guy just makes good decisions and realizes that he needs to get his best athletes have the ball as much as possible. He did that when he was with Nutt, and when he was OC under Chizik. A lot of coaches don't do this simple thing.
Title: Re: If TX is smart. they go after Malzahn Post by: BanditVol on December 16, 2013, 06:13:41 EST He wont go. I dont see him leaving AU. Plus he recruited most of the AU offense and you cant say that about the fake UT.
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