The defensive staff, for better or worse in the wake of Diaz' departure, is now clearly settled. This was resolved in 48 hours in lieu of an actual national search. So now what's the excuse for those who defend everything as to why the offensive staff remains completely in tact nearly a month after the season ended?
The attempted talking point about continuity's importance in recruiting doesn't apply to Richt's son as he's not responsible for anyone committed in either the 2019 or 2020 class. Demoting or firing him wouldn't affect recruiting whatsoever.
Waiting until after the bowl game to hire an OC makes zero sense to anyone paying attention. Why would we blatantly stall while widely coveted candidates like Kingsbury, Dillingham, and likely Briles will have already been scooped up if Richt was even remotely serious about overhauling the offense?
If you're still holding out hope for a new OC installing a brand new offense, ask yourself this. Is it more likely that Richt keeps waiting in the midst of countless, rapid fire decommitments because he has an eventual splash hire in his back pocket, or will he merely hire a "yes man" who makes Jon Richt somehow seem qualified by comparison?