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Maybe he's bringing in a (co) OC who has significant O-line experience and putting Kelly over all receivers?
Haha the last time we had a Co-OC with O-line experience he ended up in a stairwell.
Maybe he's bringing in a (co) OC who has significant O-line experience and putting Kelly over all receivers?
Probably a mixture of both. That, and he is too comfortable. If dude does not get 10 wins next season, he should have to answer for it big time.Ceiling for next season is 8 wins. And the most likely is 6-7. Such poor effort by GP.
Either he go caught with his pants down or he just wants to take care of his buddies.
Patterson about to go down with the ship.he killed offensive line recruiting for three years and if he wasn't good enough to do the job before why the hell are you bringing him back?
this is a comfort move by gary and one reason why cumbie still has a job is he is going to go along with anything gary wants him to do and be well paid for it.
That is hard to argue if I’m being honest.
I’m not wrecked by this move unless it is a clue to GP’s approach to the bigger question of the offensive problems. I can live with Anderson at OL
All the folks claiming he has earned the right to stay here as long as he wants might be close to seeing how that approach on coaches goes down hill quickly. Patterson is stubborn. This team has been trending downward for a while.if that is the case why did he ever move anderson from coaching the offensive line in 2017?
Our W-L records were better with Anderson.
The transfer portal is gonna smack us after all this.Imagine being Garrett Hayes, our top O line recruit ever. Your coach who recruited you is now at Florida State, and you now have Jarrett Anderson as your position coach.
he is a good coach, but it has been obvious since we got to the big 12 that he is not a national champ type of coach. That whole pyramid is laughable.It is a hopeless move. Gary should take the CFP/National Championship off the top of his famous pyramid that he gets the kids to sign off on....how disheartening this is....
Attending a bball game does not entail the same effort or cost of attending football. Time, dollars, parking, crowds, etc.Funny how everyone always talks tough about dumping tickets. But there were very few open season tickets when I went to renew in basketball this year and likewise in football.
The teams choice in OL coach is not going to impact the bottom line at all. I’d imagine 45,000 of the 50,000 ticket holders couldn’t care less or even know who the OL coach is.
This has been my view for two years. Here I am on page 5 of this thread and thinking there sure is a lot of hate going on. Personally, I'm not that disappointed. We were not getting the quality OL recruits a few years ago but under Anderson I thought there was actually more player development. I agree that a good OL ga would be a big plus.True.
The thing I'm having trouble making sense of is our offensive line in 2014-2016 under Anderson's watch was better than what we saw under Thomsen these past few years.
maybe he is good when the recruiting is done? but i aint holding out hope.True.
The thing I'm having trouble making sense of is our offensive line in 2014-2016 under Anderson's watch was better than what we saw under Thomsen these past few years.
The transfer portal is gonna smack us after all this.
So can we go back to a pass first offense? cause what we have now kinda sucks.i would say the 2017 line was actually a very good line and comparable.
important to remember as well as what was asked of the offensive line in the scheme in 2014 and 2105 was fairly basic as there was as much an emphasis on using the line splits and tempo (running a true hunh) as there was technique and scheme in the run game.
the frogs were a pass first offense and that started to change in 2017.
i am not saying thomsen's lines played good the past few seasons, but they one big advantage the 2014 and 2015 lines had going for them was there was an offensive plan and that hasn't been the case the past two years
Disagree. For a small private college, we have gotten very close, much closer than 90% of the large state colleges. We may not win a championship, but I bet we make it to the CFP games eventually.he is a good coach, but it has been obvious since we got to the big 12 that he is not a national champ type of coach. That whole pyramid is laughable.
This move is just confirming it all.