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Technically I said I agreed with you. But I'll play....let's also leave Sark out of this because really, who can't be successful as Sabans OC in Alabama

I stand corrected lol. Just hate that we'll be possibly taking him after the failed NFL OC experience. True lots of guys fail in the NFL and then excel in college but most of those are head coaches, not coordinators. Generally speaking, coordinators either have it or they don't, regardless of...

Agreed. AT BEST, hiring JB would be a high risk/high reward situation. The way I see it is....he's here for 1-2 years whether successful or unsuccessful....either he's wildly successful and gets a P5 HC job in 1-2yrs, or he's awful and canned before the end of his 1st season as our OC...

UCLA not serious about football....Chip will be Oregon's to lose. If it was a clean break-up, that's a no-brainer for Chip

I'm just quoting the article. I think we can both agree that what we saw at LSU and what we saw in Carolina wasn't the same....only question is why, and what will we see in Gables if he comes here as OC

From the article....see bold highlighted item....hard pass for me: He's a bright offensive mind but he's very young. Sometimes young coaches that are extremely smart, outsmart themselves. They play too much into the analytics, they're super conservative and run a vanilla offense. There's...

I'm 50/50 on this if true. I mean, is he a QB coach though? Because, resources and all, it will be a tough pull to get a certified QB coach that isn't the OC. Typically you see your elite, top of the line OCs coaching your QBs. Positive side of this is that he had to be the mind behind the...