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NFL Week 5 -- They know me and Jayden Daniels got a history
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outofplace
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What?
Wut?
Just looked for other HC gigs and these were the only 2. Career record: 33-37-1 and 1-1 in bowls.
Legacy wut?
He was a much better coach than his kid, which tells you how bad his kid is.
I was there for Hackett's last post-game press conference at Pitt, when you could tell he knew he was near the end. When most of the local pros were gone, he sat around chatting with a few reporters from the college paper. He seemed very calm and affable, seemingly resigned to his fate.
I was also there at a press conference announcing his resignation, when his attitude was very different. He was Pished about being forced out and he clearly didn't like having to deal with a press conference.
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poindexter
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Dad Hackett was a complete forking zero as the USC head coach.
Dad pashed down two things to the son: Baldness, and extremely mediocre coaching talent.
Dad pashed down two things to the son: Baldness, and extremely mediocre coaching talent.
DanOregon
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Don't forget the need to latch on to an All-Pro QB to show how "brilliant" you are. Dad arrived in SF after Montana led the Niners to a SB, won a second while Paul was QB coach. His "brilliance" and pretty much every job he got after that was based on that.
