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The problem in TCU’s case is that our lead offensive analyst is Rusty Burns. I don’t see how our offense gets any better with Burns leading things.
This is probably another noteworthy point from a long list takeaways from this season, having good analysts on staff provide a lot of value to a program (see Sonny Dykes and TCU in 2017). Yet another thing TCU needs to work on to bring our program into the 21st century.
this.......les had an analyst on his staff who was brought in to implement rpo features into their offense so the change was fairly simple.
i have said this multiple times on this board about the use of analyst and recruiting, but the frogs have fallen behind their peers in the big 12 and other area programs.
look at the staff and ask where are the new ideas going to come from inside this program? are new ideas welcome?
when people look at the changes miles and eddie o made and wonder why not a tcu remember that gary doesn't have the pressure on him as eddie o does at lsu. miles only has loyalty to himself at kansas.
gary has surrounded himself with an extended family which makes a great story to tell recruits, but this is not a healthy issue for bringing about real change.