Bronco was never about coaching football. He was a mediocre DC who gave up 52 points in his final game. His whole creed from the getgo was that he was going to morally clean the team and see what kind of goodness would flow from it. After the Crowton era, that came across as particularly appealing, especially in light of the Y's top coaching choice signing elsewhere and the pickens growing slim.
The '06 team had so much talent that, to plagarize Jerry Jones in '95, 100 coaches could have gone 11-2 with that lineup. Bronco was more of a beneficiary of what was handed to him than anything he'd done fundamentally.
Props to Bronco though for loving the gospel. He loves giving firesides and loves the teaching aspect. He's found a way to go about preaching without having to be called as a file leader or GA first. Props to him for that, it's what he wanted. However, in terms of administration, he wants to be Father Mulcahey, not Colonel Potter. What that school aught to do is appoint him Religious Coordinator and bring in someone else to actually coach football.
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