FWST: Signs point toward Doug Meacham becoming TCU football’s new offensive coordinator
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Strat Frog
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I’m willing to get behind him, the Offensive staff and the Offensive players this next year to see if we can put it all together. It could just turn out to be a special year. Have faith, Frog fans.
Sweat Equity
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And if not, 2022 is our year!
Punter1
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Mike Schultz turned GP down...
Froggish
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Those are great for Duggan’s completion %...
In 2014-2016 the offense was almost exactly a 50-50 run pass ratio and in 2020 we led Big 12 in rushing with Meach as the pseudo offensive coordinator.
Good news! Will do a great job.
tyler durden
Tyler Durden
Bring back Schultz and the short side option. They’ll never see it comin’ even when you run 10 times a game.
ECoastFrog
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Just when our receivers actually started catching the ball.... Hope he still helps with them. He made a huge improvement. But, good for him for the promotion.
GO FROGS!!!!
GO FROGS!!!!
AMEN on Kill in the press box....has to be, got to be in order to keep Doug on somewhat of a leash or we may once again see the corner fade to receivers like D. Davis or even shorter in height.
Since Kill is run oriented, I would expect more over the middle routes to keep those safeties back to enhance the running game where they cannot come up in run support.
IMO, Max's skill set is the most favorable in a run/pass option with at least 1 RB and not as a pro type passer staying in the pocket. He is too dangerous in an open field to not pursue that type of offense. A read to the RB and the option of run/pass, puts too much pressure on the defense to figure out what he's going to do and that brief hesitation could result in big gains, especially with Evans, Miller and QJ.
Moose Stuff
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Spend a little time educating yourself on what our offense actually is/was with him calling the plays. Spoiler alert, he called the plays for the most part THIS YEAR.
I kinda liked watching Kill on the sidelines. Maybe it was because somebody down there was as frustrated about what was going as we were. The offense made more sense and got better as the year went on so something was working.
Meanwhile as TCU keeps rotating the same tires over and again, Sark brings in 3 offensive assistants from this year's Bama team of brutes. Yikes.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/sarkis...ns-staff-alabama-flavor-221058277--ncaaf.html
"Special teams and tights ends coach Jeff Banks, offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Kyle Flood, and quarterbacks coach AJ Milwee all were with Sarkisian at Alabama last season."
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/sarkis...ns-staff-alabama-flavor-221058277--ncaaf.html
"Special teams and tights ends coach Jeff Banks, offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Kyle Flood, and quarterbacks coach AJ Milwee all were with Sarkisian at Alabama last season."
PurpleBlood87
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Are they going to bring along the players from Bama?
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PurpleBlood87
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Serious question. Would it be awful to go back to the style of offense TCU ran in its Rose Bowl season?
Assuming not, and also assuming given the recruiting pedigrees individually and collectively among them and the rest of the assembled staff, they'll somehow manage to scrape together some decent prospects. You think guys who can stack 4* and 5* talent one on top of another at Bama, can't significantly upgrade the recruiting at UT?
