Lance Guidry - New Defensive Coordinator - Heads to Miami

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BC Wave wrote: Thu Jan 19, 2023 11:57 am
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RobertM320 wrote: Wed Jan 18, 2023 11:13 am If these guys think Marshall is a peer to Tulane in any way, shape or form, they're delusional.
USN&WR ranks Marshall #299 with an acceptance rate of 98%. https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/ma ... rsity-3815
And, can you imagine what the 2% look like who don't get in? :D :lol: :thumbup: Hell, even 'Nut could get into :D that place, they would have to take him!

And, Marshall's endowment is $192 million. Some "peer of Tulane"? :wink:
They are beyond us in thug baseball players, coaches and directors of baseball operations.
I can remember some almost-fights in football and basketball. One, in particular at Devlin that had to be broken up when Shawn Finney was an asst. That is a school that somehow seems to attract renegades (Randy Moss syndrome?).


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DfromCT wrote: Thu Jan 19, 2023 11:53 am
Greeniegb wrote: Thu Jan 19, 2023 4:40 am Tigers will rant with this, Guidry arrested DUI night before Western Kentucky played LSU, guess he is not like players with a curfew night before game. Guidry has two other DWI arrests!!!

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gbg, since they didn't hire Lionel Washington are you going to be the thorn in Guidry's side the same way you foolishly argued for Pratt's job to be taken by Horton because of the spring game and some meaningless skills team competition? This incident was 12 years ago. Get a life!
This is over and done, the future will bear out if his coaching proves stronger than his past character issues. Just want everything to be clear, pros and cons, ignoring a con sets up for a rude awakening later on. As a Green Wave Nation we have to live with it and see!!!
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Not sure if everyone saw this, but I think this guy will work out just fine.

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Guidry is mentioned as a top candidate to fill LSU Staff if vacancy open, Even mentions he signed with us. Someone knows something, Something to watch out for he is a mover!!!

https://www.yahoo.com/now/5-assistant-c ... 29101.html

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Sat, January 21, 2023 at 11:36 AM CST·3 min read

LSU’s coaching staff remains filled. There were no immediate departures upon season’s end, and there’s yet to be any news about a coach leaving.

It’s rare for an entire staff to stick together, but LSU just might do it this year.

Still, the assistant mill never stops turning and there’s always the possibility of a shakeup. If that were to happen, now, or a few years from now, there are some obvious names that would generate speculation.

From up-and-coming assistants to coaches who have seen it all, here are five names to watch who could be future assistants on LSU’s staff.

Lance Guidry
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Should [autotag]Matt House[/autotag] leave for the NFL, Guidry should get a call.
Guidry has deep Louisiana ties. He began his coaching career as a GA at McNeese State before coaching at Louisiana high schools. He made his way back to the college ranks, eventually serving as the head coach of McNeese.
He just took the defensive coordinator job at Tulane after leading strong units at Marshall. At 51, he’s not young, but he’s not old. Next time LSU has an opening at DC, keep an eye on Guidry.
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GB, stop being such a fool. An article of pure speculation on future possibilities, for a coaching spot that ISNT EVEN AVAILABLE.
Still, the assistant mill never stops turning and there’s always the possibility of a shakeup.If that were to happen, now, OR A FEW YEARS from now, there are some obvious names that would generate speculation.
From up-and-coming assistants to coaches who have seen it all, here are five names to watch who COULD BE future assistants on LSU’s staff.
Take a chill pill.
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Great hire!!

https://theathletic.com/4085304/2023/01 ... ed_article
One other defense came pretty darn close to finishing first: Marshall. Defensive coordinator Lance Guidry pulled off a top-25 finish in stop rate last season, and this group got even better in Year 2. The Herd had the best third-down defense in college football and held Notre Dame and eight other opponents to 21 points or less. If you factor in their two games against FCS opponents, their season stop rate was 80 percent.
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The only time I can recall our d-line playing a one-gap was on the safety play on January 2nd. There is nothing wrong with deploying a well executed one-gap as it does nothing but re-enforce the effectiveness of a dynamic two-gap,
I look forward to viewing our d-line making life miserable for our opposing o-lineman,
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Watch The Safety in the Cotton Bowl again. Jenkins runs around (to his right) Talianich, who was double teamed. He did not jump the gap, he ran a stunt that USC didn't pick up and was untouched.
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RobertM320 wrote: Mon Jan 23, 2023 8:14 pm GB, stop being such a fool. An article of pure speculation on future possibilities, for a coaching spot that ISNT EVEN AVAILABLE.
Still, the assistant mill never stops turning and there’s always the possibility of a shakeup.If that were to happen, now, OR A FEW YEARS from now, there are some obvious names that would generate speculation.
From up-and-coming assistants to coaches who have seen it all, here are five names to watch who COULD BE future assistants on LSU’s staff.
Take a chill pill.
Hey dude, I am no fool, don't you think that article knows Guidry for what his history says he moves on quickly, McNeese leaves him go after winning no explanation. At Western Kentucky they criticized him for going for a win, instead of taking a sure field goal for the tie, then he throws the team under the bus says he did what they wanted. Did not take blame. Gets arrested the night before his team plays LSU for DWI, one of his 3 DWI arrest. Hope for the good of the Wave, that his past does not come back to haunt us. Everyone deserves a second chance, Looks like several second chances across his career. All I am saying is his coaching speaks for itself, who knows why McNeese left him go, then Western Kentucky said they would discipline Guidrey internally. Stayed only one year at Southeastern. Good coaching record, some other issues with character, we brag on the character of our university, hope he lives up to our expectations. I am not being a fool, a fool hides things and covers them up, I truly hope Guidrey succeeds because we need, him to take the next step. Roll Wave!!!
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Guidry let go from McNeese because he didn't win enough games. They were perennial playoff teams in the FCS level before he became the head coach and he missed the playoffs all 3 years. Also, our previous DC left after only two years. If Guidry leaves for a bigger job, it only means he did a good job.
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DfromCT wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 6:59 pm Watch The Safety in the Cotton Bowl again. Jenkins runs around (to his right) Talianich, who was double teamed. He did not jump the gap, he ran a stunt that USC didn't pick up and was untouched.
That wasn't a twist, Talianich was working straight up & got double teamed. Jenkins blew by the left tackle with Nick Anderson on his heels..
How many times did you see that happen during the course of the season? Never...
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DfromCT wrote: Tue Jan 24, 2023 6:59 pm Watch The Safety in the Cotton Bowl again. Jenkins runs around (to his right) Talianich, who was double teamed. He did not jump the gap, he ran a stunt that USC didn't pick up and was untouched.
That wasn't a twist, Talianich was working straight up & got double teamed. Jenkins blew by the left tackle with Nick Anderson on his heels..
How many times did you see that happen during the course of the season? Never...
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At the snap Jenkins is to Talianich's left, he passes him on the right on the way to the ball carrier. I've watched it a few dozen times. He did not simply jump the gap. Call it a twist, twich, stunt, whatever you want, but you're right, it was something different and it worked. And Nick Anderson cleaning up at the end prevented any second effort to escape the end zone.
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Well I guess this is what success looks like. Reminds me of Temple's revolving door a few years back. Sure hope Fritz is able to reload better than Temple managed to.
Just when it looked like Lance Guidry was heading to Tulane, he’s changing course. Mario Cristobal is set to hire him as the new defensive coordinator at Miami, On3 and CaneSport’s Gary Ferman reported Tuesday.

Guidry spent the last two years at Marshall, where he helped lead the nation’s No. 1-ranked third down defense in 2022. The Thundering Herd also ranked No. 6 in scoring defense, holding teams to 16 points per game.

Guidry will replace Kevin Steele, who left this week to take the defensive coordinator job at Alabama under Nick Saban. Cristobal wasted no time looking for his replacement — and, as a result, Tulane is now looking for its second defensive coordinator of the offseason. Miami’s defense held teams to 26.8 points per game last season, which ranked No. 67 in the nation.
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Ruski wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 11:57 am Well I guess this is what success looks like. Reminds me of Temple's revolving door a few years back. Sure hope Fritz is able to reload better than Temple managed to.
Just when it looked like Lance Guidry was heading to Tulane, he’s changing course. Mario Cristobal is set to hire him as the new defensive coordinator at Miami, On3 and CaneSport’s Gary Ferman reported Tuesday.

Guidry spent the last two years at Marshall, where he helped lead the nation’s No. 1-ranked third down defense in 2022. The Thundering Herd also ranked No. 6 in scoring defense, holding teams to 16 points per game.

Guidry will replace Kevin Steele, who left this week to take the defensive coordinator job at Alabama under Nick Saban. Cristobal wasted no time looking for his replacement — and, as a result, Tulane is now looking for its second defensive coordinator of the offseason. Miami’s defense held teams to 26.8 points per game last season, which ranked No. 67 in the nation.
https://www.on3.com/college/miami-hurri ... -marshall/
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This should be merged with the Lionel Washington/ Lance Guidry thread.

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He just came to a booster club meeting last week and said how great and happy his wife was to be back home. So if this is true, goes to show, there’s no loyalty in this world anymore. It’s all about the dollar all about the dollar.
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Brutal timing and brutal in general. It is what it is unfortunately, but this sucks.
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He's now the new DC at Miami.
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We're just not allowed to have nice things. sigh
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Fritz has coached college football for 30 years! He has a huge Rolodex!
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winwave wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 12:19 pm This should be merged with the Lionel Washington/ Lance Guidry thread.
Yes, hate to say I told you guys so based on Guidry's history and character issues. Lionel would come and be here until Coach Fritz retires. Same age, Lionel is as experienced Defensive Coordinator as Fritz is Head Coach!!!

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Yup you were right. Gb about Guidry.
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