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David Lake is an idiot.

Meh I disagree. We knew about Rees and Candle. And had one of them accepted and not turned us down, we would have heard the news from the rumor mill before the hire.

You’re gonna have at least two more weeks of this. It’s Mario. He has 17 hour interviews with each candidate. “Tell me a time when you faced adversity, how did you overcome it?” “Think of a time when your offense was scoring too fast and often, how did you overcome it?”

This is dramatic

So besides some guy posting frosty the snowman on Twitter, any other info pointing to Frost as the foregone conclusion?

Orders of magnitude worse. In fact, I might rather have Gattis. That’s how bad this would be.

Candle gonna leverage Mario’s obsession for 2nd time in a month and 3rd time in a year?

Where has he called plays?

Well we disagree on TCU. I think that’s a terrible example. Everything else the same, if TCU had Georgia’s roster, they would have boat raced Georgia. Talent was the difference. It had nothing to do with TCU’s offensive system. TCU actually supports my point. They were able to dramatically...

I just don’t believe it. I doubt an air raid systems puts any more strain on a defense than an up-tempo, non-air raid spread/pro-style team or an extremely ****** offense, like Gattis’. So yeah, you’ve pointed out a hypothetical possibility… nice, but do you have any proof? But even if what...

You’re missing the context of the conversation. I’m not locked into a system either. But Mario is just full-stop writing off any air raid coordinator, even if the coordinator produces elite offenses. And he’s doing that because he believes having a really good offense somehow makes your...

It’s an extremely important hypothetical question. You’re claiming no air raid team has won the championship, but you’re completely ignoring recruiting. The reason no air raid team has won is because Alabama, Ohio State, Georgia, LSU, and Clemson don't have pure air raid systems. If they did...

Do you think if TCU and Georgia swapped rosters that Georgia would have won? Or TCU?

It’s stupid because we were 5-7 and TCU played for a national championship and USC played in a NY6 bowl. It’s stupid because the reason TCU and USC’s defenses were bad had almost nothing to do with their offenses. They both recruit poorly on that side of the ball and have questionable DCs...

That’s just extremely stupid logic

Check back in late February and then you’ll maybe have your answer. Mario is busy over complicating a pretty straightforward process.

The most important quality, by far, in an OC imo is in-game adjustments and the ability to read a defense on game-day and make split second adjustments and play calls. That is the quality most associated with consistently producing elite offensives Every single person can sit for 50+ hours and...

I wouldn’t be disappointed with a Frost hire, but I wouldn’t be elated either. The bottom line is that he’s not a risk-free, A+ hire. His offenses at his most recent stop, Nebraska, were just not very good. On the other hand, there’s some recency bias in that line of thinking. Unlike Coley or...

I like this. Except I’d drop Brady down a tier to tier 3. And Peetz. Don’t know too much about him. Did he do alright at lsu? Has he been an OC elsewhere?

Mullen would be our best offensive coordinator in school history probably