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Darrell Hazell (official thread)

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Bleed S & G;2291785; said:
:slappy: :slappy: :slappy:

No reason to ever worry about Purdue playing us tough again.
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http://www.news-sentinel.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130119/SPORTS/130119509/1013
Forget, for a second, the offense in Purdue's football plans. New coach Darrell Hazell made a big statement by hiring Greg Hudson as his new defensive coordinator.
Hudson was the assistant head coach and linebacker coach at Florida State, which wound up as the nation's No. 2 defense behind Alabama this past season. Three years ago the Seminoles' defense ranked No. 108.
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Good resume. Will be interesting to play them. I don't know much about Florida State's defense.
 
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stowfan;2294575; said:
I'm starting to think Bolman has dossiers on a number of people, that he keeps getting jobs.
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To be fair, if my research can be confirmed, he may have been hired based on his performance at BC:

In 2011, BC was ranked 82nd in rushing, at 131 ypg and 3.59 ypc.
In 2012, BC was ranked 115th in rushing, at 91 ypg and 3.16 ypc.

In 2011, BC was ranked 65th in sacks allowed, at 2 spg.
In 2012, BC was ranked 106th in sacks allowed, at 3 spg.

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maximumblitz;2294587; said:
To be fair, if my research can be confirmed, he may have been hired based on his performance at BC:

In 2011, BC was ranked 82nd in rushing, at 131 ypg and 3.59 ypc.
In 2012, BC was ranked 115th in rushing, at 91 ypg and 3.16 ypc.

In 2011, BC was ranked 65th in sacks allowed, at 2 spg.
In 2012, BC was ranked 106th in sacks allowed, at 3 spg.

:bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk::bonk:
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Somehow, I doubt BC is going to fight real hard to keep him.
 
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Discusses Hazell connections to Bucks...




Tressel reflects on time with Hazell


AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File

Jim Tressel
Darrell Hazell coached at Jim Tressel's staff at Ohio State from 2004-2010.


Posted: Friday, November 1, 2013

BY JACKSON BRUNNER | Assistant Sports Editor

The Exponent talked to former Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel, who won six Big Ten titles in Columbus, about his time serving on the Ohio State coaching staff with Purdue head coach Darrell Hazell from 2004-2010.

Exponent: How do you remember Darrell Hazell in his time at Ohio State?

Tressel: Darrell was very businesslike. He was focused. He cared about the kids first.

Exponent: What about Hazell made him unique from other Ohio State coaches? Were there any special qualities he had?

Tressel: Like all of our coaches, he had the care and concern of the kids first. Darrell had a wonderful ability to connect with them.

Exponent: What are some things Hazell does that are similar to the way you coached?

Tressel: We have the same core values as it relates to the player first. However, I have not been on the inside observing Darrell as a head coach. I am sure he is a combination of the coaches he has worked for and worked with along with his own natural creativity.

Exponent: Do you have any favorite memories of Hazell from his time on your coaching staff you could share?

Tressel: I really enjoyed the times he was addressing the entire team. At that time, I knew he would be an effective head coach.
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http://www.purdueexponent.org/sports/mens/football/article_2b63e1dc-431c-11e3-8a3f-001a4bcf6878.html
 
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Never knew Freeman was the LB coach at Purdue. Good stuff!

On a different note, I think the loss of Hazell and Tressel during the same season probably impacted our 2011 season very badly. I think Braxton would've had a better mentor in Hazell had he stayed instead of just having the coaching of Walrus and Scilano. At the very, least Braxton would've progressed more that year than he did, and we would've won The Game handily.
 
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I think Hazell can turn Purdon't around, but it has to be hard to recruit at a place like that. This is not a good year for him, but I feel if he can get some decent talent in on the D, he can field a competitive team in West Lafyette.
 
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Report: Purdue to retain Darrell Hazell for 2016 season

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Darrell Hazell has six wins in nearly three seasons as Purdue’s head coach, and one of them came at exactly the right time. Four days after his Boilermakers blasted Nebraska 55-45, Yahoo Sports‘s Pat Forde is reporting Purdue plans to retain Hazell for a fourth season in West Lafayette.

Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...due-to-retain-darrell-hazell-for-2016-season/
 
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