We all talk about our coaches and we have a few bad ones but we don't know if we have alot of good ones because players don't stay long enough to be developed, especially now with the transfer portal
H knows offense...but I really don't think CNS wants to go full bore 50+ passes per game...now, if he knows how to build a running attack to come off the passing...there's a good solution.I would go pull an OC out of the FCS. My vote would Chris Hatcher at Samford.
Just like “D” in Gol*ing’s name. I don’t think it disappeared. Pete only gave us an illusion that it actually existed in the first place.The D disappeared at times. It was just enigmatic.
that's not completely true - Saban isn't going to throw assistants under the bus, but he could certainly help them along and/or not renew a contract. That said, we surely want to wait until NSD to announce any coming changes to limit the potential impact, although there is a rumor that BOB has told some recruits he might not be here next year...It is useless speculating who will take a jobs that aren't even open. We need to possibly come to terms that we may not get any changes at all. Based on things said by Saban, nothing is going to change. He is not firing anyone. They will have to leave on their own.
Ye of little faithIt is useless speculating who will take a jobs that aren't even open. We need to possibly come to terms that we may not get any changes at all. Based on things said by Saban, nothing is going to change. He is not firing anyone. They will have to leave on their own.
I dont know..............I hear some changes are comingIt is useless speculating who will take a jobs that aren't even open. We need to possibly come to terms that we may not get any changes at all. Based on things said by Saban, nothing is going to change. He is not firing anyone. They will have to leave on their own.
I hear the earth is flat and there is no space, doesn't mean it is true.I dont know..............I hear some changes are coming
I may be wrong on this, and so look forward to some discussion, but I think it must be far easier to be an NFL OC than doing it in college. First, all you're dealing with are the best of the best, they know how to play and know that learning and doing their job is key to keeping it. Second, longevity. NFL doesn't have to start at ground zero and teach upwards - just their individual schemes. Makes it a lot easier seems to me. And third, then you let them play while you sit in the box with your hat on backwards doing whatever. They know what to do and if they don't, the position coaches on the field get their attention. Once you tailor a game plan to your players, all thats left is making adjustments for what the defense does. Again, player experience goes a long way in picking that up.I want Bob gone, but I’m also scratching my head how people keep wanting to hire him. He keeps failing upward.
Well, I will take a wait and see approach.............a few of our more connected posters have said similar, so after signing day if anything is happening that will be the timeI hear the earth is flat and there is no space, doesn't mean it is true.
I hate to see that.
Here's a really good video on the KC Chiefs offense and how complicated it can be...speaks to what you are saying about coaching college players:I may be wrong on this, and so look forward to some discussion, but I think it must be far easier to be an NFL OC than doing it in college. First, all you're dealing with are the best of the best, they know how to play and know that learning and doing their job is key to keeping it. Second, longevity. NFL doesn't have to start at ground zero and teach upwards - just their individual schemes. Makes it a lot easier seems to me. And third, then you let them play while you sit in the box with your hat on backwards doing whatever. They know what to do and if they don't, the position coaches on the field get their attention. Once you tailor a game plan to your players, all thats left is making adjustments for what the defense does. Again, player experience goes a long way in picking that up.
A college OC almost has to be "hands-on". He has to tailor his plan to the various levels of player skill sets that constantly change. It helps if he knows what those individual skill sets are, but I digress. BoB coaches just like he's in the pros: "I went over the game plan and now they need to execute it." He expects the players to understand situations and adjust on their own and I dont think college players can for the most part do that.
So it's easier to "fall up" for him. Its how he coaches anyhow.
Hope this makes sense.
Does this increase the likelihood of Maye of transfering somewhere?
Changes is coming, my friend. It just won't happen until after the Signing day and/or Bowl game. Just be patient and let things fall in place.I hear the earth is flat and there is no space, doesn't mean it is true.
Probably not. He put out a statement saying he's not going anywhere. He's Tar Heel for life.Does this increase the likelihood of Maye of transfering somewhere?