That is good for us, but bad for TCU seeing a guy make a move like this. Changing their offense in the offseason helps slow them down a little bit.
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That is good for us, but bad for TCU seeing a guy make a move like this. Changing their offense in the offseason helps slow them down a little bit.
lawdogg
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Pretty sure the offense won’t be changing.
What changes is the play calling and the in-game adjustments to plan. Against us last year, the change in attack strategy for the 2nd half was an OC masterclass.
I don't think he will be at Clemson very long before he gets a head coaching job.
Noticing that you can run for 9 yards per carry wasn’t that masterful.
We were stuffing the middle and playing 2-deep safeties. He destroyed us by attacking the boundaries and underneath passing. We didn't have the speed to deal with it. Eventually that opened everything up.
With Sonny in charge and Meacham on staff, it's hard to imagine that was not a committee move.
They had success running the ball in the first half. They just were missing throws on later downs when they didn’t need to throw at all. We were not stuffing anything.
I think Golding was politely excused. Alabama’s defenses have been below Nick Saban standards over the last four seasons.
BoulderBorn
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The qb change was key for them. The OC called plays based on Duggan's strengths. Morris kept us in the game before that.
Morris was horrible. Throwing behind guys who were wide open was his MO.
I’m a bit shocked that O’Brien wasn’t “politely excused” as well.
Poor take. Alabama’s offense was not why their team underperformed.
I have seen Alabama’s OC fired for less
I’m going to let you crash this plane on your own.
BOB rumored to be the next OC for the Patriots.
BB realized he could not, in fact, insert a career defensive coach as an NFL OC? Makes sense
Arkansas has followed a frustrating season with a rough offseason. With their recruiting grounds, being weak as UT and OU are about to enter their conference is a serious problem that can have long-term ramifications
An SEC school losing it's OC to a B12 school is not a sign of strength.
Honestly, that’s kind of a weird thing to say without any context. A native Texan, being hired for $2 mil, to coordinate the offense for the National Championship runner up. But either way.
Pretty certain CU will appreciate this come game one next year.
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He didn’t realize the work that has to go into succeeding at HBCU I’m guessing, which makes what Prime did at JSU that much more remarkable