More Coaching News & Notes
LA Times' Chris Foster now has some more concrete news on UCLA/Chow interview:
DeWayne Walker, the Bruins' defensive coordinator the last two seasons, was interviewed on Tuesday. Walker is serving as the team's interim head coach as UCLA prepares to play Brigham Young in the Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 22. He is considered the linchpin of the Bruins' recruiting efforts -- UCLA has a highly rated 2008 class of verbal commitments -- and school officials are believed to want to retain him even if he isn't the choice for the top job.
Chow, 61, has long been considered a top-flight coach on offense. Though he has not been a head coach, Chow was offensive coordinator at Brigham Young, North Carolina State and USC before joining the Titans. With Tennessee, he was credited with the quick transition quarterback Vince Young made last year as a rookie.
So at least in the public domain we now know of an interview with Walker and now Chow.
Elsewhere, Perlemen dropped Pat Hill's name on What's Bruin:
We have also received emails from readers saying how there is a growing sentiment in Morgan Center indicating that if UCLA beats up on a BYU squad (which it should beat up on any way given the talent advantage in our program) it would boost the momentum of Walker candidacy within the establishment.
We appreciate the argument that Dan Guerrero deserves some breathing room given that he did fire Karl Dorrell. However, we sure hope at this point that from there is lot more than what we are hearing in the public arena. We sure hope DG is playing it close to vest and excluding losers like Field and other Morgan Center hacks, who have been responsible for sucking the joy out of following UCLA football program for last three decades, in his decision making process. Otherwise, DG will look like an incompetent clown if we end up with either Walker as HC or a combination of Chow/Walker.
Either way DG is going to look like either a clown or genius when the smoke clears. We are crossing our fingers and hoping and rooting for DG to come out as a "genius" and establish himself as the heir apparent of J.D. Morgan. However, that doesn't exclude from continuing to speak up and keep the pressure on, and send relentless signals on what we do not want to see in the UCLA football program. We have been relentless ever since we got started on BN. We are not planning to stop now.
GO BRUINS.
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Ugh, Part 394
by ytumamatambien on
Dec 12, 2007 5:11 PM PST
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Entitled to Breathing Room for Firing KD?
Sorry, I'm not feeling real warm and fuzzy because he fired him after subjecting us to this year.
As I have said before, this is DG's "signature" hire. I for one believe he's not stupid and won't fuck it up.
But, he doesn't get a lot of deference from me for doing at the end of this season what he should have done at the end of last.
by Class of 66 on
Dec 12, 2007 5:31 PM PST
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Agree with sjh
by Fox 71 on
Dec 12, 2007 5:58 PM PST
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