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Because a majority of the hate comes from two camps: The pro-style bros who still think spread offenses are gimmicky and Miami needs to go back to a 20+ year old system because they don’t watch football besides Miami highlights from 2001. And the unrealistic dreamers who thought switching...

Lashlee’s system is an RPO heavy system with zone read sprinkled in. King excelled in the RPO but really struggled making the correct read on the zone read handoff.

Zone read was a huge part of his offense at Baylor and FAU but at Houston he rarely ran it. Seeing how D’Eriq King ran it here, I can see why. I don’t think any coordinator is going to rely on TVD’s legs to carry an offense but he showed he can run the zone read pretty well under Lashlee.

Is it too late to change my vote for biggest poRster?

He’s been there since 2020 but OP covered the whole thing in the very first post of this thread.

The one thing I do like about Briles and it’s ine of the things I liked about Lashlee is his ability to adjust his offense to the talent in hand. He’s had run heavy offenses where the Quarterback is involved in the running game a ton and he’s had pass first quarterbacks who have had significant...

Writing is on the wall here folks.

Good coaches tend to get promoted a lot.

Because most college football fans don’t realize that Miami is a tiny campus with a tiny student body. On campus stadiums at big universities are hubs for undergrads and alumni but at UM with only around 11,000 undergrads of which only half care about attending games, it doesn’t matter. Nobody...

The passing game concepts at Baylor specifically were straight from the run and shoot. Stretch the field horizontally by lining receivers up super wide and stretch the field vertically with deep option routes. It’s all about pressuring defenses to cover the entire field and making them have to...

Eh, if your kid’s a tard, D’s and C’s might be the most any tutor can squeeze out of him. Why do fans completely disregard team talent when judging a coach? No coach can take a team devoid of talent and make them unstoppable. That’s just not the way things work.

We could do worse. I’d certainly prefer a run and shoot guy like Briles to a power spread, run your quarterback into the ground guy like Joe Moorehead who was in Oregon with Mario.