This is the post of the thread. Hiring Cohen was lazy. If we had actually found a young Byrne type of hire no telling where we would be now.
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We only returned 11 starters on both sides of the ball. Lost Dillon to Washington and RaRa to Georgia. Then completely changed the direction of the offense- to which our QB and WR's bitched and pouted about it all season.
We returned 4 OL, a qb, and marks. All starters. That's 6. Then Tulu, walley, Robinson, Thomas. That's WR off the top of my head. Even the link you pasted says 7 of those 11 starters were on offense, 4 on defense.
We returned 7 on offense plus other WR who played a ton in 2022. Not sure if WK did same or not.
But that's the whole point. We chose to make that change with a senior AR roster coming back. As opposed to keeping hollingshead and running the AR. I thought that was the whole debate, whether that route would have been better than Barbay. Maybe I misunderstood.
Things around the page have been slow the last couple days. This thread was clearly created for clicks. Kudos
Conference USA Football 2023 Predictions
1. Western Kentucky
With all of the membership changes in Conference USA for 2023, this isn't an easy league to project. However, it's hard to pick against the Hilltoppers at No. 1. Even with a new play-caller (Drew Hollingshead), don't expect WKU's high-powered offense to miss a beat with quarterback Austin Reed and receiver Malachi Corley returning. There are holes to fill on defense with only four starters returning, and this unit will miss Juwuan Jones and Brodric Martin up front, along with defensive back Kahlef Hailassie. Edge rusher JaQues Evans is one of the conference's top returning defenders.