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Not defending Richt's body of work as OC, but numbers don't lie in 2016 . No matter how you spin it, Kaaya's best year was under Richt the OC. Not being able to admit a simple fact that happens to be a positive about Richt is more evidence of RDS.

I really think some of you guys have Richt Derangement Syndrome, of which one symptom is the utter incapability of uttering anything positive about Richt. These are basically the same ACC teams we play each year, meaning they were also (give or take a couple) on the schedule in 2015 and 2014...

Notre Dame, Pitt, Virginia, NC State, Duke, I would hardly claim were the worst pass defenses in CFB that year. I don't even have to look that up.

Limited in comparison to what? Prior years? Kaaya improved by just about every measurable under Richt. Better percentage of completions, more yards, more tds, and better overall rating. Regardless of how you feel about Richt's offense, Kaaya performed better in it than Coley's. Look it up like...

Let's wait until the bullets are flying to make this determination. Agree it's way early. Good with whoever rises to the top. QB competition for once is real with no advantages since all are being evaluated by a new coach and all are learning playbook for first time.