As you can imagine, given the success of our athletic programs that our football head coach job is an attractive role.

Wait…what?

Taylor leaves....Thompson leaves....back-to-back seasons. That is not stable, normal fallout. Sac known as a commuter school - football team turning into an airport.

Between this and comments on the Sac fan site I get the feeling the true believers at the school feel that the Taylor era was the norm. Good for them, fans should feel that way. However it seems to me that Taylor was the exception to the rule. A great hire. I was worried when they lured him from a Pac-12 program, and was right to be worried, but the past few years are not the tradition of Sac athletics. My two cents.

Oh I got it… they could hire Ron Gould! You know got them PAC12 connections.

It's looking like the UNLV OC could be Sac State's guy

Michael Vick took the job at Norfolk St. So all of the Sac St. talk was just noise.

https://www.si.com/college-football/michael-vick-hired-norfolk-state-new-head-coach

Interesting

It would be a good hire for Sac. Young and inventive offensive mind. UNLV had a pretty solid offense this last season. That being said, without significant ties to Sac State you have to imagine that it's a stepping stone if he's successful. That is why I like having a HC with significant toes to the university.

I remember distinctly when Sluka bailed after 3 stellar games (due to non-payment of NIL deal by the Rebs) -- the UNLV offense didn't miss one beat, in fact, started firing even harder.

I want them to bring back Mooshagian...come on, just one more go around Sac...let's goooo...

He's also the developer of the "go-go offense" which looks like a triple option spread combo from what I can tell.

He’s a good OC. Surprising he couldn’t find a better gig this cycle. With that history of making empty promises he’ll fit right in at csus.