Food for Thought and for whatever it is worth. Some have mentioned Hoover High School coach Rush Probst. If you are going to think about a high school coach, what about Buzz Busby. He is probably one of the only coaches in the nation to win a state championship in 2 states. He has had a winning program wherever he has gone. This guy knows football. He won a state championship while at Central High in Tuscaloosa, came to Statesboro,Georgia(Statesboro High)and carried his teams to the state each year, and won a state championship. To hear him talk he even has the gruff voice of a "Bear" Bryant. He needs to be considered. Trust me this guy knows football in and out and would be a great candidate. If not him as I have stated before, Paul Johnson of Navy.(Also coached in Statesboro, GA at Georgia Southern a Div. I-AA powerhouse). Some say he cannot make it in the SEC by running the triple option. Hey, it has worked wherever he has been. The triple option is a modified wishbone that Alabama ran in it's glory days. Think about it folks!
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Food for Thought and for whatever it is worth.
Some have mentioned Hoover High School coach Rush Probst. If you are going to think about a high school coach, what about Buzz Busby. He is probably one of the only coaches in the nation to win a state championship in 2 states. He has had a winning program wherever he has gone. This guy knows football. He won a state championship while at Central High in Tuscaloosa, came to Statesboro,Georgia(Statesboro High)and carried his teams to the state each year, and won a state championship. To hear him talk he even has the gruff voice of a "Bear" Bryant. He needs to be considered. Trust me this guy knows football in and out and would be a great candidate.
If not him as I have stated before, Paul Johnson of Navy.(Also coached in Statesboro, GA at Georgia Southern a Div. I-AA powerhouse). Some say he cannot make it in the SEC by running the triple option. Hey, it has worked wherever he has been. The triple option is a modified wishbone that Alabama ran in it's glory days. Think about it folks!
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