Because you've twisted every word to fit your agenda of Spack 17! More power to you, if that's your guy that's your guy. He's just far from the direction I think we should go. Is that okay sir? I'll number my reasons for you
1. His defenses got worse the longer he coached here.
-- because talent fell off in Tiller's last few years due to PU falling further behind in facilities -- and what talent they did have was cherry picked by the offense -- this is Tiller's explanation for the D's decline at the end of his run.
2. I don't think he could recruit at a level we need to rebuild our roster.
-- so this is like a "feeling" you have, or is it based in something more substantive? Tell me. Maybe I'm missing something?
3. There's a reason he hasn't been given another opportunity at a high level such as P-5. What that is I couldnt tell you.
-- just when would that have happened? He just took the ILL State position as a rebuilding job in 2009. Only his last couple teams have reflected what he can do. Regardless, so you're saying we shouldn't hire him because nobody else already hired him? Isn't that sort of how good looking girls don't get asked to the prom?
4. He would do very little to excite the fanbase, as a large majority wanted to see him go because his defenses underperformed late in his time here.
-- yes, well the football acumen of our "fan base" is well documented. They will get excited when we win. I could care less if they're excited before the next coach's first game. We all got excited about DH2, until we saw him coach -- what has that gotten us?!
5. Our program is in shambles and a Brock Spack hire would do nothing to rejuvinate it, again my opinion.
-- yes, your opinion, and you're entitled to it -- although it might be more or less relevant to the rest of us if we knew if there's a substantive basis for it, other than feelings.
6. I believe he would have very similar results to Danny Hope, again personal opinion, but I'd rather go for something greater.
-- well, by all means, I'm for the greatest we can get. But we don't really know who the greatest will be until after they've been here a few years, right. This along with your "hot commodity" comment is what suggests to me that you just want a name fans across the country will view as recognizable (as in a household name on ESPN).