Reagan

With everything I seen so far concerning JoeBama and his future, the following makes more sense than anything else I've seen: What I think JoeBama is going to do is in the spring he'll announce that he's not running for reelection. The last sitting President to do it was L. Johnson on March 31, 1968. And we all know that Nixon, the come back kid, won. Trump would mirror that! Although the Dems like to say they are the "quota" party, I don't think he'll resign so they Dems can say that they have first black female President. They know she's worst than JoeBama. They put her on the ticket as an impeachment proof insurance policy. You could be looking at a Trump 50 State win. If this scenario, not running for reelection, plays out, thoughts on who would be the Dem nominee?

Who said he did? Never mentioned him. I was making a point in opposition to what Ned just had.

Don’t believe he was a head coach before. So, it’s going to be interesting to see the quality of his staff. Will tell us a lot moving forward.

True! Good head coaches have good assistants. Bad head coaches have not so good assistants. That's the state Ned is in now. Time to bring in fresh blood!

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Most coaches on this situation already have in mind who they want as OC and DC. I’m sure he already has commitments. Question is when will they be known!

I’ve got a come back but I’m gonna stay silent! 😏😁

I kind of figured Neumann didn’t want any part of the TJ job.

You are some-what correct and some-what not. Owens was RT's DC. I can say with 100% certitude that RT called the plays both at Vidor and at TJ when Derouen was there. Neumann was HC at Nederland when Owens left in '95. Doesn't mean he didn't apply. Not sure. Larry Walker got the TJ job when Owens left. Then Marler got it. It is my understanding that Owens gave Neumann his first high school job. I do know he was the secondary coach. I believe, for the first 7 years, Jay Law was TJ's DC. Law left for Vidor in 1989. I also know that Neumann was in the Houston area for 1 or 2 years before he got Ned's HC job. So, that would leave 2 or three years at TJ after Law left. Was he the DC during that time? No sure. But, again, for historical accuracy, I'll try and find out.

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I understand that Barrow called him and warned it about that. He said he knows it from first hand experience! (Grin)

If Rich wasn't Katy's OC, does anyone know who is?

Looking back and playing off memory: Under Ethridge, Butch Troy was the o-line coach. Now, under K. Watson was he a coordinator? S. Derouren, under R. Thompson, Thompson called the plays. Not sure if he was ever a coordinator. He did go back to TJ after Nederland but M. Owens called the plays. Now, lets looks at Neumann: He coached at TJ and was the secondary coach. Did he ever coordinate there? Well, come to think about it, I can ask someone that was on staff at the time. Now, a year or two before he got the Nederland job, he went to, I beleive, Pasadena. Or somewhere in that direction. Was he a coordinator there? Not sure about that last part. Bridge City hired the receivers coach from Westlake. Which on the surface wasn't a bad idea. I'm sure there's more that I can't think of at this time.

I believe he was the special teams coach at SLC.

Hummmm!

Looks like he's going to be a good one. He knows what Dodge knows and he knows what Dodge does. Now, the interesting question is: Will he have the Katy philosophy on offense or will he run the Spread?! Personally, I wouldn't be a bit surprised to see him have an under the center pro style offence (Katy's) and run #1 until his tongue is hanging out! Going to be interesting to watch this play out! Also, my guess is that he'll have spring training.

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Didn’t he get the memo that Nederland has an A rating?! 😏😁

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