Whipple Quit

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Eww. Why? That offense will actually go backwards. Don't let this years Pitt fool you, but it looks like it fooled Frosty boy.

 

[Brickell]

Kinda strange honestly - Whipple and Frost's offensive philosophies are so different.

 

[simplycanes]

He is what he is, a journeyman play-caller, that's what he's best at and he was one of the better ones we had. I would have gladly murdered an entire village somewhere to have him calling the plays from late 2017-2019.

His game plan @ OSU* still frustrates the crap out of me as others have said. When it was clear they could get to Jacory in a hurry, but didn't have an answer for Berry, he did nothing different.

Going from Pat Nix to Mark Whipple was one helluva an upgrade though.

He would carve people up pretty good with TVD, and it wouldn't be the worst idea to have a veteran like that around the offense if your staff is a little light on experience.

 

[JayCane20]

Frost must really want his buyout. This just shows his total lack of understanding of CFB and throwing **** at the wall and seeing if it sticks.

My god. The Pitt offense was ranking like 80th last year and in the 100s the year before. It took a 6th year (**** maybe it was even 7th??) version of Kenny Pickett to find some success.

 

[RedPill Stepdad]

Kinda strange honestly - Whipple and Frost's offensive philosophies are so different.

this is exactly why the hire doesn't make sense to me. Frost just sealed his fate with this move.

 

[CaneSince4Ever]

Whipple's offenses were predictable as ****, His use of unbalanced lines was maddening to say the least.

And I don't understand this move by Frost, you're on the hottest of hot seats and this is who you hire...LOL.

 

[CaneSince4Ever]

Going from Pat Nix to Mark Whipple was one helluva an upgrade though.

No it wasn't, Whipple's offenses turned the ball over as much as Nix's offenses.

 

[nobeastofburden]