11-14-2017, 08:44 AM
I'm guessing you're trying to say that others have done it. True, those are some nice records. But look at the total wins vs. total losses for all of those coaches. CP has just 1-2 more losses than each of the others (12 vs 10/11) and 92 total wins vs 26, 53, and 39. I think that is a substantial difference. And those 1-2 losses per year difference is what allowed CP's teams to go to major bowl games.
Additionally, Koetter and Hawkins failed at their attempt to transition to the next level in college football, while CP has continued success.
My intent was to say that other coaches at other schools could have achieved the Boise St model. I agree Koetter and Hawkins lay the groundwork, but CP took it to the next level. It doesn't seem that Harsin will be able to maintain it. His record seems skewed towards teh first season with the team he inherited from CP.
Additionally, Koetter and Hawkins failed at their attempt to transition to the next level in college football, while CP has continued success.
My intent was to say that other coaches at other schools could have achieved the Boise St model. I agree Koetter and Hawkins lay the groundwork, but CP took it to the next level. It doesn't seem that Harsin will be able to maintain it. His record seems skewed towards teh first season with the team he inherited from CP.