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Josh Gattis worked under Joe Moorhead while they were at Penn State. They both left in 2018...Gattis went to Alabama, Moorhead took the MissSt head coaching job. Joe Moorhead was Mario's OC in his final two seasons at Oregon.

There is no excuse for what we're seeing...but the doom and gloom about coaching is just this fanbase's natural reaction to the same **** we see over and over again. Its easy when its first time head coaches and first time in the Power 5 types. They are easy and they fail on their own merit...

32ppg in 2019 just taking over the offense with Shea Patterson at QB..."ppl in the know" (our people in the know thought TVD had a COMMAND of the offense...what is it that 'ppl in the know' actually know?) really crediting some large sweeping ideas for 4ppg (difference between Y1 and Y3...I...

Michigan was 16th in the nation last year in scoring offense at 36ppg.

dawg, you're preaching to the choir. Just lots of guys. Very very few dudes, couple dawgs, couple of fun glue/grit guys that succeeded to varying levels. But just a bunch of ham n eggers with a whole lot of institutional rot. Just a culture of guys not caring about wins or working hard...

It is because the QBs stunk...but despite that, Gattis' offenses were still beating G5 teams and didn't look nearly this bad. Dan Enos, now with Maryland was 78th in YPP here (81st in SP+). He was 42nd in YPP (29th SP+) in Maryland in 2021 (2 spots ahead of Miami, under Lashlee, btw). He is...

It can't be all of these coaches, every time. This isn't like Al Golden or Manny Diaz or Randy...this isn't a first time HC or in the P5...this staff is loaded with dudes that have won national titles, conference titles, played in championship scenarios. Many times over. The head man NEVER...

@DMoney You had some similar comments about TVD as Colin Cowherd just did about Caleb Williams (body language, when things get hard, etc.), but Cowherd went three steps further about how some of today's players are not used to dealing with adversity and overcoming adversity is something lost...