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RyanCane26 said:
I think it would be more like
Partridge DE/OLB
Hurtt Interior DL
Schumann DC/ILB
Robinson DB

Still think it would be weird having Schumann here and none of "his" guys
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That wouldn't work because Partridge is likely also ST coach, unless Bobby Williams comes from Oregon to be TE/ST coach and replaces current TE Coach Field who is a S FL recruiter.
 
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5NC4 said:
That wouldn't work because Partridge is likely also ST coach, unless Bobby Williams comes from Oregon to be TE/ST coach and replaces current TE Coach Field who is a S FL recruiter.
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He sounds likely to follow but off field role.
 
Number1CanesFan said:
Your opinion. My opinion is not based off some emotion or hype. My opinion is similar to theirs who have actually put thought into it not some bobblehead emotional hype bull****.
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These guys also said Frank Ponce would have been their #1 name at OC if Brady's name hadn't been put out there.

So they think Ponce is the best choice at OC after Brady? That tells me their opinion is insignificant.
 
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PSU Cane said:
These guys also said Frank Ponce would have been their #1 name at OC if Brady's name hadn't been put out there.

So they think Ponce is the best choice at OC after Brady? That tells me their opinion is insignificant.
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I know Ponce has Miami connections, but if you removed that component from his resume we would all be disappointed in the hire
 
Pixelated bukake said:
Big ups on this post. Funny how quickly people will jump on Team (fill in the blank) without providing any substance for their choice or any alternatives.

Give me a guy that can maximize the type of athletes available to us and I'll be happy. An offense that can score in the red zone, not just move between the 20's. Personally, I like a power spread. Not necessarily wide line splits but attacking the field laterally and vertically. Notice that we had a hard time with short yardage situations this year. Yet, when we went 4-wide or trips to field side, suddenly we had more room to run.
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Within spread concept, I am most concerned with whether we are putting in a bunch of reps at executing in the passing game on these type of things:
1. The key is on executing the pass game, especially by the receivers. The receivers aren’t necessarily open all the time, they just make the catch against tight coverage. It seems the philosophy is “every route is open when it’s against man coverage” when you know how to adjust and execute This is very important to realize. This new offense isn’t about using scheme to get guys wide open, it’s about execution and teaching receivers how to use technique to make the catch.
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2. The QB doesn’t throw to open receivers, he throws them open. One big difference with this offense is that the QB throws AWAY FROM DEFENDERS more than he throws TO THE RECEIVER. The ball is rarely thrown to the receiver’s body, but rather to a spot where the receiver must make a move and use technique to GO AND GET THE BALL!
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https://247sports.com/college/oklah...o-know-about-Lincoln-Rileys-offense-38916120/

What I don't prefer is a guy that doesn't emphasize QB-WR execution reps and has a system that wrecks teams like Duke and Virginia and gets fat and lazy going fast in the run game and hitting easy throws and then we get into real big boy playoff time and this happens:
https://www.footballstudyhall.com/2...al-florida-spread-iso-offense-josh-heupel-lsu

The big test against LSU​

Facing freshman Mack rather than Milton and fielding multiple blue chip, NFL-bound DBs, Dave Aranda made the decision to maintain his normal aggressive approach in order to cover up the UCF offense.

The Tigers stayed in nickel with sophomore safety Jacoby Stevens tasked with playing over the TE and serving as the seventh defender in the box while Delpit (and later Todd Harris, Jr) served as the nickel on the slot and CBs Kary Vincent Jr and Terrance Alexander matched up outside. LSU’s goal was to carefully contain the ball in the box with Stevens and outside linebacker Michael Divinity Jr serving as the overhangs that would force the ball inside to their three DL and ILBs Devin White and Patrick Queen. The plan worked and those two backers lead the team in tackles and limited the UCF run game to 130 yards at 4.3 ypc.

But you’d expect LSU to mostly hold up in the run game where they had big DL and star linebackers to get off blocks and limit gains if only the overhangs could keep the ball contained inside. The whole trick of the veer and shoot offense with it’s ultra wide splits is to deny teams from having overhangs in the first place so that the alley is open to the run game. Against a team like UCF, the price of maintaining overhangs is yielding 1-on-1 matchups outside in the passing game.

But the Knights just weren’t quite ready to make the most of them.
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Be able to run, even go run heavy if the matchups dictate, but I want a guy who is very comfortable going pass heavy, uses the practice reps on it and recruits guys with the skill set to handle that because otherwise I worry you are optimizing for putting 60 on Wake Forest moreso than beating Clemson, Bama, Georgia etc.





 
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PSU Cane said:
These guys also said Frank Ponce would have been their #1 name at OC if Brady's name hadn't been put out there.

So they think Ponce is the best choice at OC after Brady? That tells me their opinion is insignificant.
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No opinion is insignificant. That's why they're called opinions. Fans on CIS get at each other's throats with "dumb", "dislikes", "boring", and straight up hate for simply having a different opinion.

Haven’t different opinions are fine. Personal attacks for having them are not. I don't attack people for having a different opinion. I take the gloves off when they make it personal.
 
interested to see how this staff shapes out. for one of the highest paid assistant salary pools in CFB you'd think there would be better names. I mean, Bama has an 8M dollar assistant salary pool and they have two guys that were head coaches in the league last year.
 
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Muschamp may actually make sense because TRob is one of his guys.. This whole assembling the staff before the coordinator doesnt make sense because the coordinator would likely want some input on his assistants
 
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