To me it looks like, with the exception. On Mason, Sanford and Kotulski, the rest of these departures are from relatively low-placed assistants. I'm not so worried about those smaller gaps having a brobdingnagian impact on signing day. Now if Anderson were to jump, THAT could present problems. Thankfully, it looks like both Bloomgren and Hart will stay, which should help us with Tucker and Thomas, as they are the position coaches for those two targets. The loss of Kotulski and Mason could hurt with LBs and DBs, but so far it looks like everyone is holding.
One thing about students who choose Stanford: I think it is fair to say most of them really have chosen the University over a particular coach, as clearly was,the case with this year's class at Vanderbilt, who jumped ship once Franklin left. Of course, if Shaw left, we might be seeing more desertions from this class.
(01-22-2014, 04:20 PM)Spiny_Norman link Wrote:[quote author=washingtonismoney link=topic=9448.msg82431#msg82431 date=1390427651]
Though, if I were Carta-Samuels, I wouldn't be too psyched about the reported hiring of...Karl Dorrell: http://footballscoop.com/news/12338-dere...vanderbilt
I noted from that story that Mason has also taken with him Bill Hughan who was on Shannon Turley's staff. And Mason has hired former Stanford player Jon Haskins as director of player personnel. Is that similar to the job that Matt Doyle has now?
Stanford's staff continues to shrink. No word on new hires from Shaw. Hope that he can fill the holes by signing day which is now 2 weeks away.
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