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LOL@ Michigan State (new OC)

  • ScumDominator said...

    You must be a glass half full kind of guy, this is really taking strides in making the B1G more competitive.... The guage will be how many points did you allow sparty to score with a shutout being the norm. Better start picking up 2 QB's a year, depth will be an absolute need from here on out.

    What was his w/l record while at Ohio State?

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  • Here's all you need to know ...

    1. Urbie had carte blanche to hire anyone and chose not to retain Bollman. He hired Iowa State's OC instead.

    2. After Bollman was released by OSU, no other team jumped on him as an OC and he ended up settling for the OL coach position at a moribund program (BC) with a HC on the hot seat.

    3. BC continued on its downward spiral despite hiring Bollman. Accordingly, the HC was fired after one more season and BC brought in a new HC (from Temple). Like Urbie, he didn't retain Bollman either.

    4. After being released by BC, Bollman was hired by Darrell Hazell to be the OL coach at Purdue. Not the OC, but the OL coach. And remember that Hazell was on staff with him before, too, but much more recently than Dantonio.

    5. OSU's biggest rebuilding project under Urbie is the OL. The talent and depth is far behind where it should be for a program of OSU's stature.

    IMO if this guy has any proven talent, maybe it's as an OL coach though the poor condition of OSU's depth chart definitely raises some flags regarding even that. He's totally unproven as an OC (his one year actually calling plays and running the offense at OSU without the Vest was a disaster). The people who should have access to the best info about him and his time at OSU (Urbie and Hazell) didn't hire him as an OC. Urbie, in fact, didn't hire him at all. And, apparently, he's a poor recruiter to boot. Idk what criteria Dantonio used when screening candidates, but Bollman looks like an awful choice on paper.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by MrWoodson on 2/27/2013 at 11:54 AM

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  • steveschneider said...

    What was his w/l record while at Ohio State?

    now now steve, is that broom still stuck up you a$$ from the sweep you predicted on Sunday? We both know Bolls wasnt a HC.. Dantonio may not be for much longer either for that matter.. Kudos for going out and gaining a competitive disadvantage!

    ScumDominator

  • MrWoodson said...

    Here's all you need to know ...

    1. Urbie had carte blanche to hire anyone and chose not to retain Bollman. He hired Iowa State's OC instead.

    2. After Bollman was released by OSU, no other team jumped on him as an OC and he ended up settling for the OL coach position at a moribund program (BC) with a HC on the hot seat.

    3. BC continued on its downward spiral despite hiring Bollman. Accordingly, the HC was fired after one more season and BC brought in a new HC (from Temple). Like Urbie, he didn't retain Bollman either.

    4. After being released by BC, Bollman was hired by Darrell Hazell to be the OL coach at Purdue. Not the OC, but the OL coach. And remember that Hazell was on staff with him before, too, but much more recently than Dantonio.

    5. OSU's biggest rebuilding project under Urbie is the OL. The talent and depth is far behind where it should be for a program of OSU's stature.

    IMO if this guy has any proven talent, maybe it's as an OL coach. He's totally unproven as an OC (his one year actually calling plays and running the offense at OSU without the Vest was a disaster). The people who should have access to the best info about him and his time at OSU (Urbie and Hazel) didn't hire him as an OC. Urbie, in fact, didn't hire him at all. And, apparently, he's a poor recruiter to boot. Idk what criteria Dantonio used when screening candidates, but Bollman looks like an awful choice on paper.

    If he is so bad then why did JT keep him on for so long?

    This post was edited by copemoney0 on 2/27/2013 at 11:44 AM

    copemoney0

  • MrWoodson said...

    Here's all you need to know ...

    1. Urbie had carte blanche to hire anyone and chose not to retain Bollman. He hired Iowa State's OC instead.

    2. After Bollman was released by OSU, no other team jumped on him as an OC and he ended up settling for the OL coach position at a moribund program (BC) with a HC on the hot seat.

    3. BC continued on its downward spiral despite hiring Bollman. Accordingly, the HC was fired after one more season and BC brought in a new HC (from Temple). Like Urbie, he didn't retain Bollman either.

    4. After being released by BC, Bollman was hired by Darrell Hazell to be the OL coach at Purdue. Not the OC, but the OL coach. And remember that Hazell was on staff with him before, too, but much more recently than Dantonio.

    5. OSU's biggest rebuilding project under Urbie is the OL. The talent and depth is far behind where it should be for a program of OSU's stature.

    IMO if this guy has any proven talent, maybe it's as an OL coach. He's totally unproven as an OC (his one year actually calling plays and running the offense at OSU without the Vest was a disaster). The people who should have access to the best info about him and his time at OSU (Urbie and Hazel) didn't hire him as an OC. Urbie, in fact, didn't hire him at all. And, apparently, he's a poor recruiter to boot. Idk what criteria Dantonio used when screening candidates, but Bollman looks like an awful choice on paper.

    Excellent post Mr. Woodson. Wow, can't believe I just typed that. But troof is troof.

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  • MrWoodson said...

    IMO if this guy has any proven talent, maybe it's as an OL coach. He's totally unproven as an OC (his one year actually calling plays and running the offense at OSU without the Vest was a disaster). The people who should have access to the best info about him and his time at OSU (Urbie and Hazel) didn't hire him as an OC. Urbie, in fact, didn't hire him at all. And, apparently, he's a poor recruiter to boot. Idk what criteria Dantonio used when screening candidates, but Bollman looks like an awful choice on paper.

    Bowelman proved that he can take some top shelf talent and turn them into average OL...

    He took the "Block O" and it made it the "Block so-so"

    This post was edited by ScumDominator on 2/27/2013 at 11:49 AM

    ScumDominator

  • copemoney0 said...

    I have no idea how good or poor this hire is.. I really don't know that much about him..

    He was OSU's OC from 01-11, so that means he has a NT ring and multiple BCS rings.. if Tressel was truly calling the plays the entire time, why would he stay on as an OC? (serious question).

    Also think it's unfair to look at the 2011 season that included a scandal, their top 4-5 players suspended for a while, a true frosh who can't really throw in a pro-style O.. though I do remember them throwing up tons of points against UM when they basically had their entire personnel..

    If he blows as a recruiter, that sucks and that seems to be something Dantonio has put an emphasis on, so it seems strange to hire someone who, if he did come out and say it, that he doesn't like recruiting.. that doesn't sit well with me.. but in terms of actual playcalling, I really have no idea what to expect.

    Also should note, MSU still hasn't confirmed this hire and recruits that were asked haven't been told anything.

    Jim Tressel called the plays....Bollman called played during our 6-7 season.

    Remember that shithole game when you beat us like 7-6

    Seeing is believing

    bollmanisaturd

  • copemoney0 said...

    If he is so bad then why did JT keep him on for so long?

    Because the kids liked him and Tress could supplement for his shortcomings. We (OSU fans) have hated The Walrus for a long LONG time and couldn't wait for him to be fired. One problem with that...Tress doesn't (didn't) fire anyone.

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    This post was edited by copemoney0 on 2/27/2013 at 11:49 AM

    copemoney0

  • copemoney0 said...

    If he is so bad then why did JT keep him on for so long?

    loyalty to a fault...

    Seeing is believing

    bollmanisaturd

  • buckperry said...

    Because the kids liked him and Tress could supplement for his shortcomings. We (OSU fans) have hated The Walrus for a long LONG time and couldn't wait for him to be fired. One problem with that...Tress doesn't (didn't) fire anyone.

    So you are saying JT, during the prime of his career when OSU was winning a National Title, BCS Bowls and B1G Titles left and right, kept the dead weight of an OC just because he didn't want to fire anyone and because the kids liked him?

    roflmao

    copemoney0

  • copemoney0 said...

    If he is so bad then why did JT keep him on for so long?

    He started Joe Bauserman over Braxton Miller....nuff said

    Seeing is believing

    bollmanisaturd

  • buckperry said...

    Because the kids liked him and Tress could supplement for his shortcomings. We (OSU fans) have hated The Walrus for a long LONG time and couldn't wait for him to be fired. One problem with that...Tress doesn't (didn't) fire anyone.

    This.... also He kept scilliano around for way too long as well

    ScumDominator

  • copemoney0 said...

    If he is so bad then why did JT keep him on for so long?

    You will have to ask JT that question. The Vest was clearly the offensive mind on that staff. Whatever Bollman's role was, the Vest was in charge of the offense and he largely left the defense up to Heacock.

    MrWoodson

  • ScumDominator said...

    now now steve, is that broom still stuck up you a$$ from the sweep you predicted on Sunday? We both know Bolls wasnt a HC.. Dantonio may not be for much longer either for that matter.. Kudos for going out and gaining a competitive disadvantage!

    So you're saying he just got to hang out earn a good salary for 10 years and did little work?.

    This post was edited by steveschneider on 2/27/2013 at 11:55 AM

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  • bollmanisaturd said...

    He started Joe Bauserman over Braxton Miller....nuff said

    as a true frosh who was more fitted for a spread O..

    Do you really blame him for not starting him the first couple of games?

    copemoney0

  • MrWoodson said...

    You will have to ask JT that question. The Vest was clearly the offensive mind on that staff. Whatever Bollman's role was, the Vest was in charge of the offense and he largely left the defense up to Heacock.

    Well then damn, Bollman had a sweet gig then.. got to be the title only OC of a NT team, dominate UM, win B1G Titles left and right all while not really doing anything and making bank..

    copemoney0

  • copemoney0 said...

    So you are saying JT, during the prime of his career when OSU was winning a National Title, BCS Bowls and B1G Titles left and right, kept the dead weight of an OC just because he didn't want to fire anyone and because the kids liked him?

    roflmao

    I wish I could find a job like that! Make good money and do no work.

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    steveschneider

  • MrWoodson said...

    Here's all you need to know ...

    1. Urbie had carte blanche to hire anyone and chose not to retain Bollman. He hired Iowa State's OC instead.

    2. After Bollman was released by OSU, no other team jumped on him as an OC and he ended up settling for the OL coach position at a moribund program (BC) with a HC on the hot seat.

    3. BC continued on its downward spiral despite hiring Bollman. Accordingly, the HC was fired after one more season and BC brought in a new HC (from Temple). Like Urbie, he didn't retain Bollman either.

    4. After being released by BC, Bollman was hired by Darrell Hazell to be the OL coach at Purdue. Not the OC, but the OL coach. And remember that Hazell was on staff with him before, too, but much more recently than Dantonio.

    5. OSU's biggest rebuilding project under Urbie is the OL. The talent and depth is far behind where it should be for a program of OSU's stature.

    IMO if this guy has any proven talent, maybe it's as an OL coach though the poor condition of OSU's depth chart definitely raises some flags regarding even that. He's totally unproven as an OC (his one year actually calling plays and running the offense at OSU without the Vest was a disaster). The people who should have access to the best info about him and his time at OSU (Urbie and Hazell) didn't hire him as an OC. Urbie, in fact, didn't hire him at all. And, apparently, he's a poor recruiter to boot. Idk what criteria Dantonio used when screening candidates, but Bollman looks like an awful choice on paper.

    What was his record vs MIchigan?

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  • ScumDominator said...

    This.... also He kept scilliano around for way too long as well

    You ever stop and think that maybe the HC knows more about the staff than folks on message boards?

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  • copemoney0 said...

    So you are saying JT, during the prime of his career when OSU was winning a National Title, BCS Bowls and B1G Titles left and right, kept the dead weight of an OC just because he didn't want to fire anyone and because the kids liked him?

    roflmao

    Yes.

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  • steveschneider said...

    So you're saying he just got to hang out earn a good salary for 10 years and did little work?.

    Got a bunch of B1G championship rings, a NC ring, like ten gold pants pins.... Im sure it will inspire the players to see his ring collection, not that they should expect to get any of their own though

    ScumDominator

  • steveschneider said...

    You ever stop and think that maybe the HC knows more about the staff than folks on message boards?

    BTW those titles were courtousy of Hazell, Tressel, Dantonio, Haynes and the like. The Walrus gets very little credit IMO. Did you see the O-line play during that time? Pryor running for his life and having to burn his red shirt because the O-line blew?

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  • copemoney0 said...

    Borges has his own issues- so perhaps you should focus on that

    Bookmarked

    xxmgobluexx

  • copemoney0 said...

    Well then damn, Bollman had a sweet gig then.. got to be the title only OC of a NT team, dominate UM, win B1G Titles left and right all while not really doing anything and making bank..

    You can say the same about a lot of coordinators. Dan Mullen at UF. Kirby Smart at Bama. Whoever Pete Carroll's DC's were when he was at USC (I can't even tell you their names). It happens all the time. I guarantee you that Gary Patterson runs the D at TCU and Chris Petersen runs the O at BSU. And Chip Kelly ran the O at Oregon. No one ever heard of Helfrich's name until Kelly started interviewing for NFL jobs.

    MrWoodson