Gus's FSU presser

[Central Floridave]

Listening to Marc Daniels just now they switched over to Gus's FSU intro presser.

Zero mention of UCF. Even when he mentioned past great players.

Jayvan Boggs Recruiting: "We go way back. He's a playmaker. The last place I coached we wanted him. Special player."

First question was a lead in but he did not mention anything about UCF. Lame presser. At least wish us luck or something.

Whatever. I guess he is going to ghost his UCF past.

 

[Colonel Mortimer]

I mean that’s pretty much what Frost did with Nebraska. Whatever, it’s over. He didn’t hold us up for money when he could have. That was the best thing he ever did for the program.

 

[connerito]

These coaches when they take new jobs, never referred to their past job with other than “the last place Icoached at”

 

[Poolside Knight]

 

[Central Floridave]

Gus Malzahn: Move to FSU impacted by changes to coaching​

Story by Field Level Media
• 41m • 2 min read
Describing himself as an "old-school football coach," Guz Malzahn said he resigned from leading UCF's program to become Florida State's offensive coordinator due to the recent changes in a college head coach's job description.

Malzahn, 59, was set to make $15 million over the next three seasons at the helm of the Knights, but instead left to take a three-year deal with the Seminoles and will earn $1.5 million next season. Scott Frost returned to UCF last weekend to replace Malzahn.
LINK: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/fo...u-impacted-by-changes-to-coaching/ar-AA1vHCbF

 

[Poolside Knight]

Gus Malzahn: Move to FSU impacted by changes to coaching​

Story by Field Level Media
• 41m • 2 min read
Describing himself as an "old-school football coach," Guz Malzahn said he resigned from leading UCF's program to become Florida State's offensive coordinator due to the recent changes in a college head coach's job description.

Malzahn, 59, was set to make $15 million over the next three seasons at the helm of the Knights, but instead left to take a three-year deal with the Seminoles and will earn $1.5 million next season. Scott Frost returned to UCF last weekend to replace Malzahn.
LINK: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/fo...u-impacted-by-changes-to-coaching/ar-AA1vHCbF

sounds like he should have retired

but this is why top football minds won’t stick around college football as long as in the past. Gus runs a HS offense so it isn’t an option for him but many others will jump to the NFL.