He said that he runs it almost as much as he passes it. His offense this year is 55/45 pass run split. So, I'm struggling to see where he is wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
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He said that he runs it almost as much as he passes it. His offense this year is 55/45 pass run split. So, I'm struggling to see where he is wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
Sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
Need to hire a coach who is exceptional at evaluating, recruiting and developing QBs. The rest can be worked out.
Petrino should NEVER be in the discussion.
Wow. Nothing like Freeze, Briles, etc....Quote:
Originally Posted by KentuckyDawg13
But ok. While I'm not sure I would be real excited about the hire, at this point I would be absolutely fine with it. His 1 issue was a long time ago. And nothing compared to those others.
Exactly. Petrino is good candidate. He's not my first choice by far but we could do a hell of a lot worse than Bobby Petrino. I like preachers in church on Sunday not coaching football teams on Saturdays.Quote:
Originally Posted by DownwardDawg
Petrino isn't a good candidate because the game has passed him by. His second Louisville tenure wasn't good, and he was fired after going 2-8. His tenure at Missouri State wasn't good either.
Seems to be working pretty good for Jimbo. His WKU tenure was pretty good. He also had one losing season at Missouri State. I know you want a wet behind the ears coach that's air raid.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
Why does it matter to so many the morals of a FB coach? Especially in this day and age where you have to get down in the mud to be successful. If it was a high school FB coach then yea I might get it, but not a college football coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapGame
I want a coach that has the potential to be great. I see all these young coaches succeeding in the NFL, and I want to see that in college. So, yeah. I want someone that is wet behind the ears who hasn't been polluted by conventional wisdom when it comes to scheming. I want an offensive minded coach who isn't afraid to use analytics in his decision making process.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapGame
Not sure how much they use analytics but someone that is ahead of the curve like a GJ Kinne or any of the modified Air Raid guys would be good pick ups. Possibly an OC like a Lebby or Sean Lewis.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
Kinne has been around Howie Roseman, so that is a plus. Jeff Lebby is 39. Sean Lewis is 37. GJ Kinne is 34. Those are my top three. Garrett Riley (34) and Zach Kittley (32) would round out my top 5. My wild card would be Brian Johnson (36).Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
I know I won't get an honest answer because you're incapable of that, but why do you think your favorite coach wasted 525 plays the past 1.25 years with run plays? I mean he's so smart and running the football is 'obviously' retarded. Is he just dumb?Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
Gundy will never happen. He is Mr Cowboy.
MSU could get the other dudes on your list. Dykes left SMU for TCU. That means he likes promotions. Would be cool if MSU took Beamer so I could dunk on USCe friends. "Y'all are MSU's minor league farm school."