There are already great young men on this team, great facilities, a great location, a great recruiting base and great leadership, all of which are important to building a successful program."īefore he landed at Texas, Herman had a 22-4 record in two seasons at Houston. "All the pieces are in place at FAU for us to be successful. "It is an honor to have the opportunity to lead the Florida Atlantic football program," Herman said. Texas had a winning record in all four of Herman’s seasons in charge, including going 10-4 with a Sugar Bowl victory in 2018. Herman had a 32-18 record at UT, but the school opted to replace him with Steve Sarkisian after the Longhorns went 7-3 in 2020. The former five-star was drafted in the fifth round of the 2021 NFL Draft.It’s Herman’s first head-coaching job since 2020, when he was fired by the University of Texas after four seasons. It’s not often players will publicly criticize a head coach or staffer, so clearly Sterns was not pleased with how his tenure at Texas ended. However, it wasn’t his awareness in picking Worthy as the right answer, but a comment that he added later that specifically called out the poor coaching and strength staff that Texas had under Tom Herman and Yancy McKnight. give me a better coaching and strength staff when I’m there and I would’ve had a field day😮💨 Part of the reason that he himself actually picked Worthy for the question. He also played in all 13 games for the only time in his collegiate career, as injuries derailed him the last couple years. If you don’t remember the electric freshman year that Sterns had, he recorded what turned out to be career-highs with 62 total tackles, four pass deflections, and four interceptions.
On Thursday, former Texas safety and current Denver Bronco Caden Sterns responded to a tweet debating who had a better freshman season between himself or wide receiver Xavier Worthy. While it is a way for people to express themselves with memes, gifs and ironic tweets, it also provides an avenue that is as close to communicating with athletes as it gets.
Social media is often the gift that keeps on giving.
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