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Alex Del Piero said:
Mopers squad at full strength in this fine winter morning.
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I don’t think he’s coming but I am so confused about the candle stuff in general

A head coach who goes 9-5 in the MAC, overall successful and just signed an extension (on top of having roots in the northeast) leaving for an OC job is unprecedented I feel
 
407cane said:
I don’t think he’s coming but I am so confused about the candle stuff in general

A coach who goes 9-5 in the MAC, overall successful and just signed an extension (on top of having roots in the northeast) leading for an OC job is unprecedented I feel
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And reportedly that roster is loaded for this year. Maybe he thinks though the best he can do is another mid level job but two years of success here and if he develops TVD he can get a better position
 
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The U is back to work said:
And reportedly that roster is loaded for this year. Maybe he thinks though the best he can do is another mid level job but two years of success here and if he develops TVD he can get a better position
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Yeah Maybe or maybe the guys his wife hates it up here or maybe he hates his athletic director or maybe it’s more money

Who knows, just weird
 
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STG said:
For those talking about Candle, when you say he is not "bro style", what exactly are you referring to? His offenses emphasize the run game more than Mario's do. His offenses are ALWAYS run heavy. Normally averaging 40+ rushes a game.
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Pro style or “bro style” has nothing to do with run/pass ratio. Just like Air Raid doesn’t mean throwing the ball every play. Most of the top rushing offenses in college football (outside of the service academies) use a wide open spread style offense. Pro style refers more to personnel groupings and techniques than run/pass ratio.

Also, Mario doesn’t have an offense. He’s never been a coordinator. Most teams in college football run the ball more than they pass. Miami ran the ball more than they passed in 2020 under Rhett Lashlee
 
STG said:
For those talking about Candle, when you say he is not "bro style", what exactly are you referring to? His offenses emphasize the run game more than Mario's do. His offenses are ALWAYS run heavy. Normally averaging 40+ rushes a game.
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Tennessee also averaged 40 rushes per game this past season believe it or not. All depends how many plays you get in per game.
 
Rankings out of 130 FBS Teams over the last 5 years.

Candle vs Cristobal

2022 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 19th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 70th

2022 (Miami)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 91st
Passing Attempts Per Game: 35th

2021 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 72nd
Passing Attempts Per Game: 66th

2021 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 51st
Passing Attempts Per Game: 80th

2020 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 40th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 25th

2020 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 105th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 103rd

2019 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 20th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 91st

2019 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 76th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 71st

2018 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 41st
Passing Attempts Per Game: 76th

2018 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 52nd
Passing Attempts Per Game: 58th

Average per game over 5 years

CANDLE
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 40.38
Passing Attempts Per Game: 31.44

CRISTOBAL
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 36.38
Passing Attempts Per Game: 31.32
 
STG said:
Rankings out of 130 FBS Teams over the last 5 years.

Candle vs Cristobal

2022 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 19th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 70th

2022 (Miami)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 91st
Passing Attempts Per Game: 35th

2021 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 72nd
Passing Attempts Per Game: 66th

2021 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 51st
Passing Attempts Per Game: 80th

2020 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 40th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 25th

2020 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 105th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 103rd

2019 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 20th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 91st

2019 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 76th
Passing Attempts Per Game: 71st

2018 (Toledo)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 41st
Passing Attempts Per Game: 76th

2018 (Oregon)
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 52nd
Passing Attempts Per Game: 58th

Average per game over 5 years

CANDLE
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 40.38
Passing Attempts Per Game: 31.44

CRISTOBAL
Rushing Attempts Per Game: 36.38
Passing Attempts Per Game: 31.32
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What does this prove
 
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DTP said:
Pro style or “bro style” has nothing to do with run/pass ratio. Just like Air Raid doesn’t mean throwing the ball every play. Most of the top rushing offenses in college football (outside of the service academies) use a wide open spread style offense. Pro style refers more to personnel groupings and techniques than run/pass ratio.
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I know EXACTLY what it means. I am asking what people's opinions are of "bro style." Because if it is simply run to pass ratio, Candle's run to pass ratio is signifcantly higher than Mario's.
 
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E1k said:
What does this prove
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I asked what people's interpretation of a "bro style" was. Most people will argue that it is a system that is run heavy. I am simply pointing out the stats.
 
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