It's Official: Chuck Bresnahan, Oakland Raiders DC in 2011, named USF's DC

[Hem]

Someone with no recruiting experience

Zero ties to Florida hs Football

Reading his resume is like reading Cosh's (Coached at a bunch of different places but unimpressive results at all of them)

I don't get it.

How do you figure any of that? Does every person we hire need to be a FL ties recruiter? Do we even have that luxury? How is making the playoffs in the NFL 4 times unimpressive? Did you even read through this thread? Or did you just hit reply?

[USFBULL_08]

Coached in a national championship and Superbowl....hmmm...

 

Taggart must think he can recruit enough in order to make up for him.

[El_Toro_86]

The fans in Oakland and Cincinnati were ready to tar and feather this guy. He looks like the Chris Cosh of the NFL.

[Flowers4Heisman]

He's been working with high school athletes through FBU University Annapolis, MD

 

http://www.bsnhigh.com/albums/photo/view/album_id/44/photo_id/139

[Bull-by-Marriage]

Apparenty he is our DC. I will give him all of my support.

[Brad]

I will post the USF official release when it comes out.

[Vega]

I'm not sure why so many people are upset with this hire. We just hired a guy with a ton of experience, was part of national championship staff, lead an NFL team to the playoffs as DC 4 times, and has coached future hall of famers. USF is a young program, not in a major conference, has never won a conference championship, and I'm assuming had a budget of around $300,000. Not sure what some were expecting from our DC hire.

And yet this guy hasn't been mention much if at all as a DC in the NFL in a while. There is so much turnover on coaching staffs in the NFL that you would think that if he was so good he would probably be making a pretty good amount of money being a position coach or coordinator on the highest level.

 

Having said that he still deserves a chance to prove himself, and probably to himself as well, that he still can earn pay and praise as a Defensive Coordinator.

[smazza]

Chuck Bresnahan

Chuck Bresnahan has spent almost 30 years in the NFL and major college football coaching defense. After helping Georgia Tech to the 1990 National Championship, Bresnaham moved on to coach with the Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts, Cincinnati Bengals and two different stints with the Oakland Raiders, including serving as their defensive coordinator last season. Bresnahan has coached Hall of Famer Rod Woodson and numerous Pro Bowlers, including Charles Woodson, Pepper Johnson, Justin Smith and Dhani Jones. Now, he trains the next generation of stars at FBU!

 

 

looks like a  happy fellow

he knows football

 

let's give him a chance

[tony_stark]

This got put up pretty quick.....

 

https://twitter.com/NotChuckBresnah

[dabulls34]

Looked up an old Bengals topic on the guy. Some discriptions are, worst D coordinator of all time, worst coordinator Cicy has ever had, and flat out awful. Hopefully he is better in college

Edited January 10, 2013 by dabulls34