As a Gamecock fan, sad to see him leave but such a good coach. He will do well at App St and any gamecock fans can see his idea of “running an offense by focusing on what players do well” has worked well.
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Dowell Logging spent 11 years as an OC in the NFL. In those 11 years he moved 6 times. He coached on some of the worst teams that the league has ever seen. If you look at the offensive numbers his teams put up, they were at the bottom of the league in every category. This guy has been a loser at every stop he made in the NFL. The success that South Carolina has recently enjoyed while he was there can be attributed to a young QB that is playing like Super Man. Not because of a well put together and executed offensive game plan. That is why no one in Columbia, SC was crying when he left. The only thing I can figure is that he gave one hell of an interview because his record is HORRABLE! He is probably a nice guy with a great personality. But you see there are these things they put in stadiums called a Score Board. That measures success. The more successful team wins. This dude has not been successful anywhere he has been. I hope he has a low buyout because his ass will not be in Boone, NC very long, neither will Doug Gillian.
@Yosef82-n5t Good point. When South Carolina had to fire Muschamp, they had to navigate a tight budget. App State hired someone who may be able to assemble a staff who can do more with less. That means that trustees are selling the App State "brand" with hopes of bringing in the right assistants. We'll see but App State is considered a power house in college football. Coaches who are aiming to make a name for themselves won't shy away from an opportunity to expand their careers.
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As a Gamecock fan, sad to see him leave but such a good coach. He will do well at App St and any gamecock fans can see his idea of “running an offense by focusing on what players do well” has worked well.
IMO I’m so happy to see him go. Shane wasn’t going to fire him and He was holding us back so much. I’m honestly surprised he got a head coaching gig.
Excited. Let's win baby! It's great to be a Mountaineer! ❤
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Congratulations Coach Loggains! App State got themselves a good one!
Congrats Mr. Loggaines!!! Former Arkansas Razorback in 2000!!! 😁
Good resume! Give him a chance. Go App
Dowell Logging spent 11 years as an OC in the NFL. In those 11 years he moved 6 times. He coached on some of the worst teams that the league has ever seen. If you look at the offensive numbers his teams put up, they were at the bottom of the league in every category. This guy has been a loser at every stop he made in the NFL. The success that South Carolina has recently enjoyed while he was there can be attributed to a young QB that is playing like Super Man. Not because of a well put together and executed offensive game plan. That is why no one in Columbia, SC was crying when he left. The only thing I can figure is that he gave one hell of an interview because his record is HORRABLE! He is probably a nice guy with a great personality. But you see there are these things they put in stadiums called a Score Board. That measures success. The more successful team wins. This dude has not been successful anywhere he has been. I hope he has a low buyout because his ass will not be in Boone, NC very long, neither will Doug Gillian.
Maybe he'll assemble a top-notch staff like Beamer did. Those are the most critical decisions Dowell will make. Who will he hire?
@@WeAreOne-31 They were not sure they could afford to fire Clark. How are they going to afford a top notch staff?
@Yosef82-n5t Good point. When South Carolina had to fire Muschamp, they had to navigate a tight budget. App State hired someone who may be able to assemble a staff who can do more with less. That means that trustees are selling the App State "brand" with hopes of bringing in the right assistants. We'll see but App State is considered a power house in college football. Coaches who are aiming to make a name for themselves won't shy away from an opportunity to expand their careers.
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