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REPORT: Rapoport reports Baylor DC Phil Snow is expected to follow Panthers coach Matt Rhule to Carolina

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2 hours ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Would still like to see him bring in Phillips. Making the transition from college to pro isn't going to be that easy and have an old school DC's experience with a new young assistant DC's imagination and creativity could be a really good thing. 

Totally agree but it seems we will have very little NFL experience on our coaching staff. 

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Pretty deflating news. Here's a write up on the Rhule/Snow Baylor defense:

http://sportstreatise.com/2018/04/baylors-multiple-4-3-d/

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So when Phil Snow says that it usually takes until year two for their defense to take hold, it’s almost certainly because they are installing a very multiple package and teaching a lot of technique and scheme.

Whatever. At least we're trying to shake things up I guess.

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23 minutes ago, bigdavis said:

Yeah. but you gotta admit, I do have a soulful gaze, do you not?

you look like you are about to tell me about the time you got sent to pick up your co-workers lunches, but you ended up eating all of them in your car on the way home, and how much the embarrassment has negatively effected you.  

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2 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

That dude looks like a mechanic.  A really good mechanic.  Never trust a handsome mechanic.

To me, he looks like the villain played by John Torturro in "Secret Window". They called him John Shooter, I think.

For the record, that movie sucked.

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2 hours ago, Jesse said:

Fellas,

One of the fellow coaches on the football staff I’m on was a rising senior at Temple back in 2013. He said that coach Rhule has had the same philosophy and attitude since he met him ~7 years ago. He’s told me stories about how he had to use some tough love to get the senior class to buy in.  He’s told me nothing but great stuff since we were in a clinic last winter with his OL coach

He told me coach Snow is the greatest defensive mind he’s been around. He learned more in that one season with Snow than he has with anyone else. This is a coworker and friend I wholeheartedly trust and believe that he says what he means. I think we found some special people with Rhule and (allegedly) Snow coming to Charlotte. 

Good info.

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