Tanner Engstrand was at University of San Diego, not San Diego St
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I agree, mostly. Except when it comes to offense. I'd hope we look around in the lower divisions. The truly innovative stuff comes from there. Even high school. Coaches who are doing mad scientist stuff and big schools are afraid to try. Like Mumme or Leach or Malzahn or Briles. Someone out there is using two quarterbacks, never punts, and always runs flee flickers, and I would not be against giving it a go.
I just read the article on ESPN the other day. He and Belichek are buddies, great minds I guess. Don't like Belichek because of the rule bending but no disputing his innovations. I also agree there are some good football minds that come from the lower divisions.
Saleh is going to be a hot NFL HC candidate after the season and it wouldn’t be surprising to see him take Mike McDaniel as his OC. McDaniel will also be a hot NFL Head coaching candidate himself in a few years. I doubt he has an interest in a college OC job.
Bill...no matter who he hires, the HC will need to change his philosophy...
Sorry, I wasn't very clear on that one. I meant the Detroit Lions. I found it odd that the local government people got involved but I agree with them, he will be a great HC IMO. Another one of those youngish innovative guys.
Rule bending is innovation. Look at all the WR picks that go on now. Look at OT's that get away with lining up in the backfield to not get beat by outside rushers. I mean Drake Jackson lines up at C with the ball between his feet vs. behind the ball, and then pushes the ball out in front of him a length or more before snapping, thus gaining that much ground each play before we even start.
I could be wrong but seems like I recall someone pointing out the list of Florida recruits over the past few years has not panned out very well
Yup...guys like Akeem Hayes, BJ Alexander, Bryce Oliver, Scalzo, the big TE that played with Scalzo. About the only kid that Gran might have been involved recruiting that has panned to a degree is Jordan Wright at LBer. I am not sure Gran's South Florida ties have done nothing but put guys on the roster that were not difference makers.
Pretty odd to that our wr coaches haven't been at least competent recruiters. I think Johnson had a rep for being a pretty good recruiter. I guess none have been here long enough to make a mark.
You know that is a good point and as I compiled the list the thought crossed my mind why the WR coach isn't more involved in recruiting this position as usuallly your WR coach is more of a main recruiter vs. O Coordinator.
My thoughts too. Some Coordinators are good recruiters but usually it's the position coaches doing the heavy lifting.
Hayes will do well with someone smart enough to get the ball in his hands!!
I've been assured that Bouknight is a fantastic coach. I'm sure he'll get us all straightened out.
Hope he is. Don't know if people noticed last Sat but he spent a LOT of time in the vicinity of Coach Stoops.
That's kind of what you want. Your coordinators being candidates for other jobs lol
But it sure generates hits on various site and that's the ultimate goal for those people.
Stoops said earlier this week something like: "You might hear a lot of things that probably aren't true" or some such.
