| FTBL It's about time someone interviewed Chow

[Guest]

I can't believe it has taken this long. This would be a great move by UCLA especially with their rivalry with USC.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3152902

 

[rammerjammer]

I agree...........I'm surprised someone hasn't snatched him up already. I know he won't be coaching much longer, because of his age but that dude can coach a QB and some offense. I hope he gets the job. I think he will succeed!

 

[It Takes Eleven]

Every time his name comes up I hear the same story - that he interviews terribly and doesn't possess the whole package to be a head coach. I can't speak to it directly, but he is an incredible offensive technician.

 

[Guest]

Basically, from what I hear, he isn't interested in head coaching. Maybe he's had a change of heart though?

 

[Guest]

Every time his name comes up I hear the same story - that he interviews terribly and doesn't possess the whole package to be a head coach. I can't speak to it directly, but he is an incredible offensive technician.

I've heard the same thing, that his interviews always go terrible.

 

[reger60]

Uh, we'd kinda like to keep him in Nashville for a little while longer, if you don't mind. :?

 

[BamaFan425]

Uh, we'd kinda like to keep him in Nashville for a little while longer, if you don't mind. :?

I second that.

 

[mongo4bama]

He is the best College OC to me in the NATION period, coming at you from everywhere and knows where to get the matchup best for him.

 

[foshman]

Every time his name comes up I hear the same story - that he interviews terribly and doesn't possess the whole package to be a head coach. I can't speak to it directly, but he is an incredible offensive technician.

Well, I was in the press pool at the combines his first year as OC for the Titans. He is the only assistant coach I ever remember being made available to the media in the 5 years I covered the combines.

Several of the professionals in the press corps all thought he came across insecure. My impression of him was not so much that he came across bad, rather he came across as.........honest. He actually considered questions before he answered. He said he wasn't sure about something if he wasn't. I don't remember 1 word of 'coachspeak' that came out of his mouth. None of the generic garbage that all coaches use in every interview.

While that's refreshing as hell, it likely doesn't make for good head coaching material in the SEC, much less The League.

He's easily one of the top 10 offensive minds in football right now though.

 

[BamaFan615]

I hope he stays in Nashville, but it's gotta be temping for him. I remember when he started with the Titans, he told Fisher that he wanted to be a HC eventually.