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CougarbibOk - for which BYU Coach is the Honeymoon most over. I have listed the various coaching Honeymooners below. Vote once.
Mendenhall picked Hill and Anae and Higgins, endorsed them, and then ran them out of town. Rumor was that he was forced to take them and they were not his choice in the first place. So we cut him some slack and let him hire the new guys - not worrying a bit that they lacked experience. These are his guys. He did turn that D around though. He is definitely a very good defensive coach. Is he the Head Coach to take us to the elite level? Can he pick and develop Assistant coaches - especially coordinators.
Doman. Best QB coach in the country we said last year. He has a solid track record. Players, fans, and peers like him a bunch. Local hero. But can he really call the plays any better than Robert Anae. Is he the OC to take us to the elite level?
Cahoon. Well the drops were absent vs Ole Miss and pretty low Vs Texas. But Receivers can't seem to get open. Old Man Reynolds is getting more out of the tight ends in terms of improvement than Cahoon seems to be getting out of the wide receivers. Maybe playing and coaching are two different things.
Dupaix. Well - we got the same running backs. They were supposed to be better with the added experience. Seen any improvement? Did things go backwards? Did Old Man Reynolds actually do a better job last year with these same backs?
I left off Reynolds. Enough people called him old and washed up last year to make it clear the honeymoon ended for him long ago. And Weber â most fans were disappointed that he did not get run out of town last year and at least one fan has called for that again this year on this site. So no honeymoons here. Defensive coaches are not contenders. They are dong too good of a job and there were really no honeymooners on this side of the ball other than Mendenhall himself - and he is rock solid as DC - and K Popps who seems to be doing just fine.
Mendenhall picked Hill and Anae and Higgins, endorsed them, and then ran them out of town. Rumor was that he was forced to take them and they were not his choice in the first place. So we cut him some slack and let him hire the new guys - not worrying a bit that they lacked experience. These are his guys. He did turn that D around though. He is definitely a very good defensive coach. Is he the Head Coach to take us to the elite level? Can he pick and develop Assistant coaches - especially coordinators.
Doman. Best QB coach in the country we said last year. He has a solid track record. Players, fans, and peers like him a bunch. Local hero. But can he really call the plays any better than Robert Anae. Is he the OC to take us to the elite level?
Cahoon. Well the drops were absent vs Ole Miss and pretty low Vs Texas. But Receivers can't seem to get open. Old Man Reynolds is getting more out of the tight ends in terms of improvement than Cahoon seems to be getting out of the wide receivers. Maybe playing and coaching are two different things.
Dupaix. Well - we got the same running backs. They were supposed to be better with the added experience. Seen any improvement? Did things go backwards? Did Old Man Reynolds actually do a better job last year with these same backs?
I left off Reynolds. Enough people called him old and washed up last year to make it clear the honeymoon ended for him long ago. And Weber â most fans were disappointed that he did not get run out of town last year and at least one fan has called for that again this year on this site. So no honeymoons here. Defensive coaches are not contenders. They are dong too good of a job and there were really no honeymooners on this side of the ball other than Mendenhall himself - and he is rock solid as DC - and K Popps who seems to be doing just fine.

