Football Staff changes
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Did anyone watch the Iowa vs UK bowl game? Iowa's defense looked great. Maybe we could steal a guy from them.Leave a comment:
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CSS said he wants to be able to announce the entire staff by 1/3/23. He has transfers coming in starting the next day.Leave a comment:
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Hopefully we will hear about these spots on the 1st after some of these games are over this weekend. My only guess is Brian Hartline as OC but I don't think that's the case either... I think OSU made him some promises to keep him tied there.Leave a comment:
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You'd think having an OC and WR coach on staff would be a good idea if you want to land WRs in the transfer portal though. But what do I know?Leave a comment:
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UC reportedly hiring someone from OSU to serve as director of recruiting strategy
https://www.on3.com/news/cincinnati-...ting-strategy/Leave a comment:
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https://www.on3.com/news/cincinnati-...neral-manager/
Cincinnati is expected to hire Ohio State director of player personnel Zach Grant as general manager, sources tell On3.
Before Ohio State, Grant was the general manager at Western Kentucky under Tyson Helton. Grant had been with the Hilltoppers since 2017, when he was hired as the team’s director of player personnel at just 23 years old.
https://footballscoop.com/news/ohio-...eld-zach-grant
Zach Grant, one of the most well-regarded personnel experts in college football and FootballScoop’s reigning Player Personnel Director of the Year, is poised to make another substantial career leap, sources tell FootballScoop.
And new Cincinnati head coach Scott Satterfield is likewise making an extremely significant off-the-field addition in the same sequence.
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Gino is recruiting for Wisconsin so that’s a no.does anyone have a clue to who our OC might be? Satt said in the interview today that he hopes to have his staff completed by Jan 3rd. Is he waiting on a playoff/NY6 coach? Maybe Brian Hartline is in play for OC (doubt it). It's not going to be Gino or that would have happened by now.Leave a comment:
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