George O'Leary

I mean, and when you look at it, a lot of people don't know that um who was the coach before him about

george o'leary don't them with george o'leary kids that didn't recruit anybody there i mean just come on i mean just like they coached him up yeah i mean they was already ready

they had a good group though you know mckinsey milton had a couple guys nfl guys on defense and sometimes you you know you attribute that to the coaches that might have just been a good collection of players there but it will be interesting, especially if central Florida continues to have some success.

If, if his name would come up in any other conversations and if he would think about it after being given a second chance down there, of course, that's a little ahead of where we are now, but that was the question is, you know, could he, could he find maybe a spot to, to revive his coaching career again? I think it's right now.

I don't.

I played for UCF and I played for Northern Michigan with Matt LaFleur and with George O'Leary at UCF.

Like, I love.

college football but when you watch how the meal is made bro you just start loving it a little less it's not that i don't love it just love it a little less i never played in nfl so you know i still have that love for the duval devout fan base i still have that love for the jacksonville jaguars that hasn't gone away because i was fortunate

He was unemployed for less time than most people take to write a cover letter.

George O'Leary, Notre Dame, December 2001, lasts about five days.

Resigns because his resume claimed a master's degree.

NYU says he never earned, and a college playing career that didn't happen.

Frankie from Birmingham,

four-year starter at right guard at Georgia Tech under the George O'Leary teams.

He was captain and first team all ACC, and his teams beat Georgia three times in a row, by the way.

Spent 11 years at UCF under George O'Leary, was a GA, then was OC.

Turned down the head coaching job at UAB in 2013 to stay at UCF.

Coached Alabama O-line from 2016 to 2018 under Nick Saban.

Heisman, Natty, and number one overall, and one of the best men to endorse you on LinkedIn for Microsoft Excel.

Alberto backed up Fernando at Indiana and then wanted to get a starting job And then last fun fact for you, their dad played high school ball with Mario Cristobal, and Brent Key's most famous win is the Cristobal not taking a knee.

I think there's, I think there's more of a tendency to throw in the towel once you see the game kinda getting away from you.

I remember I sat with George O'Leary when he was at UCF, and he told me, he called it, it was like a Madden culture.

They're used to playing video games, and once they're down, what do they do? They hit reset and they start it over.

They don't, like, fight it out I don't know, it's like a pretty deep, like is it an indictment on the whole culture of our youth today? But I do think there's more a tendency.