After a few days of speculation, BC confirmed that Phil Trautwein has joined Addazio's staff as the Offensive Line coach. He replaced Justin Frye, who went to UCLA.
Trautwein is a low risk hire. He's young and knows Addazio and Addazio's teaching well. He's from the Northeast, so there should be an easy adjustment to BC life. The big unknown is his ability to identify and recruit talent. The young guys tend to be the recruiting workhorses, so he will have to jump in head first. Trautwein is a New Jersey native, so hopefully he can help our push in that area.
There is plenty of depth and talent at Oline right now. Because positions are in flux, there is potential to screw it up, but I trust Addazio to help Trautwein manage the unit and help them perform at a high level.
Good luck to Trautwein and welcome to the Heights.
for all the handwringing about our wretched coaches, Ryan Day is now a $1mm+ per year OC at The Ohio State under Urban Meyer and Frye is in LA with Chip Kelly. not a bad outcome - hopefully these guys look back on their BC time fondly if they are considered down the road for the head coaching gig.
ReplyDeleteWhy can’t we keep any of our assitants?
ReplyDeleteI am very happy for Ryan Dsy
ReplyDeleteReally happy.
He is now too much of a big shot for BC
He will never return. Yay
Yes, he was a bad OC for BC. 12th place out 14 in ACC 2 year in a row for total offense, and he inherited a lot of OL talent. He had Andre. But he could not gain yards. Just awful. 12/14. That was bad work.
Why on Earth do so many people like this guy?
BOUNCE BOHEIM TONIGHT> GOBC
ReplyDeleteThey aren't seeing what you are.
ReplyDelete12/14. Use your eyes. Football isn't the fucking NASDAQ.
thanks Bitch.
ReplyDeleteIf you do not know what you are talking about do not constantly offer f-bomb laced garbage opinions. Go do some charity work at your alma mater in the U Mass system
NYC - I don't think we're outside the standard for college football teams in terms of staff turnover.
ReplyDeleteBut the trend certainly seems to be higher/better compensation for assistants. And everyone wants to move forward in their careers, etc.
That may be part of it.
Yeah I don’t blame them when the money/pedigree of the program they’re going to is too much to turn down. I guess I just wish BC was the type of school who could lure up and coming talent from Power 5 Programs, not the other way around
ReplyDeleteStupid. Wrong. Non-sense. Another Mod34b post.
ReplyDeleteBoeheim is eating a big ding dong tonight... it makes me happy. The offense is shredding the zone. The ball never stops.
ReplyDeleteFrye was here long enough. Phil Troutwein was a GA on our staff for a couple years so he knows the system and what BC is all about. Great hire.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, I had no idea Frye left until I saw this. Don't think BC Interruption posted anything.