Greetings From Asbury Park
To much chatter up here Giants want Freeman. No way he leaves for this.
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Coach Freeman seems genuinely committed to his family.
South Bend is a great place to raise his children... whereas coaching an NFL team in a major metropolis might mean becoming an absent father.
And I remember here some thought Freeman was a bad hire
And now we would be in trouble if he left. I personally think he thinks he can win a national championship here and will give it at least through next year with C.J. Carr.
I didn’t think he was a bad hire, but I did wonder if he was the best we could do. Aldo
did not like that it seemed as if we hired a guy cuz the players ‘liked’ him. Not a good idea. But I am glad of course st how great he has worked out. Swarbrick knew what he was doing with this hire, it seems.
Freeman still needs quality coordinators and coaches around him. Especially if he goes to the nfl.
He is a great face of the program, recruiter a sets a standard. Also a very good motivator
Not sure he is the best in game coach.
He out coached Kirby Smart, Curt Cignetti, James Franklin and Lincoln Riley
Among others. There isn't a top CFB coach that doesn't have great coordinators - that is part of the job.
Poor take.
While I think he’ll flame out dramatically in the NFL, I see a more than 50% chance he’s heading tha
t way. ND has yet to announce any sort of contract extension, and MF has been very quiet outside of the Heisman ceremony.
I don’t see the NFL as a good fit for Coach Freeman.
He connects well with college athletes. He seems to enjoy the Notre Dame experience and recruiting athletes to be a part of it.
NFL coaches have less control. The business and rosters are controlled by the front office.
Not saying Freeman doesn’t have the right stuff to be a successful NFL coach. Just saying college and particularly Notre Dame, seems like a much more natural fit for Freeman.
Yep, there are successful college coaches and there are NFL coaches; the only guys I would say......
......did both are Jimmy Johnson and Pete Carroll. Great coaches that weren't successful at both levels: Bill Walsh - NFL (only); Nick Saban - college; Holtz - college; Urban Meyer - college; John McKay - college; Dan Devine - college; so far Bill Belichick - NFL(only)
Like him or not, don’t forget Jim Harbaugh; he’s won at both levels…
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I think he will be here for our run of three national titles in a row.
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I was wondering what percentage people would put in him leaving this year.
I don’t think the chance is 0 but not better than 20%
If he does leave, anybody want to see Al golden hired?
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