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Based on what? The numbers do not support this assertion. He did not call plays for Alabama.

Exactly. So far the only reason people seem to be excited about this hire is that we are getting him from Alabama. I don't think people understand that he was not the play caller there. The offensive numbers he has produced as either HC or play caller are disconcerting.

First, I am not "negative". I was actually very enthusiastic about Applewhite. I literally posted "I'm excited" in the thread about him. I also like the DC hire and the S&C hire. Second, you mentioned results. Fine, let's talk results. Enos may very well be a good QB coach. That's great. But...

No, that tells me absolutely nothing except that our fans are obsessed with Bama. Read the stats posted in this thread: https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/the-tale-of-dan-penos-in-numbers.144499/#post-3796996 This was a lousy hire by Manny. Strike 1.

Ok Stephen Hawking. Explain to me what you like about hiring an offensive coordinator who's only successful season as a play caller was the year his team was loaded with NFL talent? I swear some of you guys think this is a good hire just because we are getting him from Alabama. P.S. it's "You're"

Well that sucks because we haven't had a really good OL since the Clinton administration. How about we beat Duke and UVA in the same season before we put ourselves on the same level as Bama and Clemson?

We're not putting up 40 points a game with the offense he ran at Arkansas unless we suddenly get an OL stacked with legit NFL talent. That's precisely what I wanted an uptempo spread offense because it is not dependent upon having a dominant OL.

Am I the only one who feels completely underwhelmed by this hire? Pro style offense for life, bro. Edit: for the "oh you're just ants at a picnic" crowd, enlighten me as to why this is a good hire? His results as an OC/play caller are underwhelming. Stats posted in this thread...