Terry Nashif out at BYU

https://twitter.com/gregwrubell/status/852593086957985793



It sounds to me like Nashif has been invited to leave the BYU program. Who replaces him?

Nashif is the first and may be only coaching head to roll at BYU for the disappointing season.

I hope he is replaced by someone who can stop BYU from being able to beat the number ! team one game and becoming a doormat the next one.

Not the move I was expecting. Terry has turned down head coaching offers at other schools to stay at BYU, and was responsible for the more successful/reliable aspects of the team.



I thought for sure QL would have been the odd-man out, but may not be the move you want to make when you are hoping Mika stays another season.

I wonder how well Lacomb has been doing.

snoscythe wrote:
Not the move I was expecting. Terry has turned down head coaching offers at other schools to stay at BYU, and was responsible for the more successful/reliable aspects of the team.



I thought for sure QL would have been the odd-man out, but may not be the move you want to make when you are hoping Mika stays another season.

It worked really well for securing Frank Jackson.

hawkwing wrote:

Not the move I was expecting. Terry has turned down head coaching offers at other schools to stay at BYU, and was responsible for the more successful/reliable aspects of the team.



I thought for sure QL would have been the odd-man out, but may not be the move you want to make when you are hoping Mika stays another season.

It worked really well for securing Frank Jackson.

Candid video of how well that master plan (including ousting Mark Pope to make it happen) worked out:



http://www.gifbin.com/bin/092015/1443114908_releasing_the_bird_fail.gif" alt="" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%">

snoscythe wrote:

snoscythe wrote:
Not the move I was expecting. Terry has turned down head coaching offers at other schools to stay at BYU, and was responsible for the more successful/reliable aspects of the team.



I thought for sure QL would have been the odd-man out, but may not be the move you want to make when you are hoping Mika stays another season.

It worked really well for securing Frank Jackson.

Candid video of how well that master plan (including ousting Mark Pope to make it happen) worked out:



http://www.gifbin.com/bin/092015/1443114908_releasing_the_bird_fail.gif" alt="" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%">

:lol: :lol: :lol:

snoscythe wrote:
including ousting Mark Pope to make it happen) worked out:

What? Pope wasn't "outed".

Honestly, who can talk to us of what the coaching weaknesses are on this team? Nashif went directly from being a player to coaching. Now that's not totally unusual, but I never got a gauge on whether that had been a good move or not. I honestly felt that there needs to be some kind of change up at BYU because it seemed like we were in a rut from which we could not seem to emerge.

EM_Puma wrote:

including ousting Mark Pope to make it happen) worked out:

What? Pope wasn't "outed".

Sorry. He was told there was no promotion in his future at BYU when UVU expressed interest and he went to talk to Rose about it. Call it a "constructive" ouster.

I think this board has a poor understanding of the word ousted. Rose didn't do it to key role players from last year (when we sorely needed them off the bench, and instead had to go get Steven Beo et al). Pope wasn't "ousted" from BYU either. Neither was Rice. They took job opportunities elsewhere when one wasn't available in the here and now or immediate future. And good for them! And good for the UVU players that went to get starters minutes! I wish they all would have stayed, but that didn't happen.



I've never been a huge fan of Nashif. Maybe this move is to pave the way for Rice to come back and be the heir apparent at BYU?

oust - verb



drive out or expel (someone) from a position or place.



"he ousted a long-term incumbent by only 500 votes"



synonyms: drive out, expel, force out, throw out, remove (from office/power), eject, get rid of, depose, dethrone, topple, unseat, overthrow, bring down, overturn, dismiss, dislodge, displace;

Dave Rice is the assistant coach at the University of WA, a Pac 12 school. I don't see him leaving that to be the assistant coach at BYU, an average WCC school. I highly doubt we ever see Rice at BYU again.



Between the roster carousel and the coaching carousel, it's been a rollercoaster at BYU.



Nashiff leaving is probably a good thing as some new blood is needed. I'm going to take his word for it that he left on his own accord. Guy had offers to coach elsewhere and turned them down. If BYU wanted to show him the door and he still wanted to coach he would have lined up a new coaching gig not pursue business opportunities.



Who get is the main question now. I hope Rose pursues a defensive genius. That's what's needed.

Gunk wrote:
Dave Rice is the assistant coach at the University of WA, a Pac 12 school. I don't see him leaving that to be the assistant coach at BYU, an average WCC school. I highly doubt we ever see Rice at BYU again.



Between the roster carousel and the coaching carousel, it's been a rollercoaster at BYU.



Nashiff leaving is probably a good thing as some new blood is needed. I'm going to take his word for it that he left on his own accord. Guy had offers to coach elsewhere and turned them down. If BYU wanted to show him the door and he still wanted to coach he would have lined up a new coaching gig not pursue business opportunities.



Who get is the main question now. I hope Rose pursues a defensive genius. That's what's needed.

There is a difference between being an assistant coach (one of many on staff) and THE assistant head coach.

It kind of makes me laugh to read all the criticisms of our undisciplined offense and then everyone whines when the architect of that offense leaves.

We all knew change was coming. In my opinion this is a good thing, unless the new coach doesn't improve anything. Of course if we don't improve next year, especially if Mika comes back then we are going to see a massive change in coaching IMO.

frdbtr wrote:
It kind of makes me laugh to read all the criticisms of our undisciplined offense and then everyone whines when the architect of that offense leaves.

I don't see a lot of whining on here about him leaving. I'm fine with it.

People seem happy that Nashif is gone. Some seem ready for Lewis, Lacomb, and/or Rose to be gone too. Rice and Pope are missed though (but I'm not sure either would equal Rose as head coach at BYU).

Mars wrote:
People seem happy that Nashif is gone. Some seem ready for Lewis, Lacomb, and/or Rose to be gone too. Rice and Pope are missed though (but I'm not sure either would equal Rose as head coach at BYU).

Well since Rice was a miserable failure at UNLV I wouldn't want him to replace Rose. Pope hasn't done such a bang up job at UVU either so I wouldn't want him to replace Rose. I'm not ready to see Rose go. Of course if Mika returns and BYU doesn't make it to the NCAA tourney and win a game or 2, I just may start getting on the replace Rose bandwagon.

Brayden Green wrote:
Maybe this move is to pave the way for Rice to come back and be the heir apparent at BYU?

I remember verifying with Holmoe several years ago that the HC of BYU BB and FB would be an individual affiliated with the LDS Church. Now whether that is a written policy, or just a guideline, I don't know, but that would currently exclude Rice from being HC at BYU.



It was at the same time I contacted Chris Peterson and asked him if he were LDS. He actually responded and said that he was not, but appreciated that BYU fans thought so highly of him to include his name in individuals who we would like at BYU.