Whipple Quit

[JayCane20]

Probably gonna hire Spencer Whipple to replace him

 

[mrspence31]

I'd entertain the idea of his son Spencer before him ever being an OC here again just saying

 

[kryptonite]

Just always came across as a miserable old ***. But I liked him as an OC. Him and Shannon didn't see eye to eye either.

When you say you liked him as OC was it having Jacorry throw a late, deep interception 4 times a game or something else? Because 17 INTS is all I remember about him.

 

[Tad Footeball]

Mark Whipple is very much an NFL style offensive coordinator. He’s not the typical college OC who relies on scheme to create numbers mismatches. He uses film of opponents to find weak spots and game plans accordingly. He knew who to target in our secondary and attacked the same guys relentlessly. His weakness gets exposed if he doesn’t have an accurate vertical passer or an offensive line that can pass protect for long periods of time. He relies a lot on play action and deep drops with slow developing routes so if you can rush the passer, he struggles to adjust his scheme.

Spot on assessment. It's why his biggest advocates are/were NFL guys like Roethlisberger.

The people saying he's a crotchety ******* might be right but let me tell you that Pat Narduzzi ain't exactly a bundle of joy either and he's way more of a snake than Whip.

 

[SFbayCane]

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I've always been a huge fan of Mark Whipple. Dude is The Goods. His resume is as legit as it gets.


And the cherry on top of the Sundae is this moment captured above. Whip was calling yet another masterfully executed two minute drive, one time out remaining, he knows he needs to call one more play then call the timeout. Then BAM!!! Radio the Hed CoaRch calls a timeout for no apparent reason other than the fact that he was a ruhtard who didnt recognize competent coaching when he saw it.

Yet another classic moment of the donna ****lala era of UM football.

 

[Salt]

When you say you liked him as OC was it having Jacorry throw a late, deep interception 4 times a game or something else? Because 17 INTS is all I remember about him.

I liked his offense. He also brought in an NFL caliber qb in Stephen Morris. He didn’t recruit Jacori. His offenses beat Clemson, FSU, Oklahoma at the time. We had worse than him for sure. Not saying he was the best.

 

[TheEye]

 

[kryptonite]

I liked his offense. He also brought in an NFL caliber qb in Stephen Morris. He didn’t recruit Jacori. His offenses beat Clemson, FSU, Oklahoma at the time. We had worse than him for sure. Not saying he was the best.

My issue with him was that he couldn’t seem to internalize the fact Jacorry didn’t have a big arm. It was clear the kid couldn’t make those deep throws unless TB was wide open, but he kept calling them. I feel like we could have been much better if he’d have adjusted a little bit.

 

[Salt]

My issue with him was that he couldn’t seem to internalize the fact Jacorry didn’t have a big arm. It was clear the kid couldn’t make those deep throws unless TB was wide open, but he kept calling them. I feel like we could have been much better if he’d have adjusted a little bit.

He was stubborn I will give you that. But the arm solution was recruiting Morris . Too bad he didn’t get time with him.

 

[Tad Footeball]

I've always been a huge fan of Mark Whipple. Dude is The Goods. His resume is as legit as it gets.


And the cherry on top of the Sundae is this moment captured above. Whip was calling yet another masterfully executed two minute drive, one time out remaining, he knows he needs to call one more play then call the timeout. Then BAM!!! Radio the Hed CoaRch calls a timeout for no apparent reason other than the fact that he was a ruhtard who didnt recognize competent coaching when he saw it.

Yet another classic moment of the donna ****lala era of UM football.

It was at that precise moment that Whipple said "F this" and decided that every other play from there on out (even 3rd and 1) was going to be a play action pass attempt for at least 50 yards. **** looked like a mix of backyard football and a high school trying to set passing records. All the while Radio paced the sidelines trying to remember which star he had in his dog house that week.

 

[Trafficante]

It's astonishing to me, that there's still morons in this fanbase who continue to give Jacory the benefit of the doubt, over a made man like Whipple. I guess it goes to show what kind of S.FLA shills porst on this forum on a daily basis. Smh

MIA's next OC needs to have an NFL background. I expect Cristobal to take a pg out of Saban's playbook, and wisely follow suit.

 

[miamicanephins]

 

[RedSquare]

Whip was a ****. Pure and simple. Still is.

WIth that being said, Spencer Whipple is a rising star and will be a really good OC/QB coach for some college team his next stop, if he doesn't get an NFL coordinator job first.

 

[Ksoze8]

I’ll pass. I can only remember he had
Jacorey throwing Hail Marys and the DBs were fair catching the passes!

 

[NDE]

Now ya talkig. Let it Whip. My kind of music, real music, not the BS played by the youngstas

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Sorry. Whipple frustrated the shlt out of me.

One of the few offensive coaches where I kept yelling “run the ******* rock, run the ******* ball”

@Tad Footeball recollection is pretty spot on about that series. In fact there were more than a few series like these. Just chuck it up there Jacory.

 

[miamicanephins]

Now ya talkig. Let it Whip. My kind of music, real music, not the BS played by the youngstas

And the viddeo, with the dance steps and the suitts, is still cool

 

[ddann]

He’s losing Kenny Pickett. There’s nowhere for Pitt’s offense to go but down. Of course he’s gonna leave.

 

[RedPill Stepdad]

 

[Canesfan1899]

Pickett leaving he knows he’s ****ed

Yup, we already saw last year what he looked like without Pickett for much of the season.