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Read the articles. And I'll try to post more X/O stuff later (or Lance can) but Richt and Enos run very different things, IMO. If nothing else, Enos has evidence of actual route trees instead of the stumpy shrubbery that Richt had us running.

I think his Jr. year was Enos' first? 2015 so yeah.

Please do. I've been wrong before (a lot) and I don't mind eating crow when it's served. Let's see who's right in a year or two.

Another great great article: https://www.si.com/college-football/2019/01/06/dan-enos-alabama-quarterbacks-coach-jalen-hurts-tua-tagovailoa Players appreciate Enos's organizational skills; that’s one of the first ways he earned his quarterbacks’ trust. Third-stringer Mac Jones says that every...

Also, regardless of who we hired, I think it's okay to kinda downplay their record as HC - I felt that way about Applewhite ("he hired Dorito, bro!!") and Fedora, and I feel that way about Enos too. His stint at CMU was abysmal offensively, but his career has been on a major upward tilt since...

something we all need to keep in mind that probably deserves its own thread but there aren't just two offensive philosophies in the world - "pro" and "spread." Those days are over. You can run "Spread" with a fullback and 2 TEs and you can run "prostyle" with 5 WR. People get really really...

I hear you, but we honestly don't know what Manny wants, beyond "speed and aggression." We all assumed some kind of read-option spread or Air Raid because of the names being floated but we can't really say that's actually what Manny had in mind. Maybe Enos will bring elements of spread from...

https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/sports/college/alabama/2018/05/10/alabama-assistant-dan-enos-adapts-changing-quarterback-landscape/596654002/ Article on him working with the Bama QBs.

That's why I really want to hear from Enos himself as to what exactly Manny wants him to run here.

I don't disagree with you necessarily, especially when you look at the other names that were apparently considered for OC (Applewhite, Fedora, Scott, et al). Scheme-wise, Enos certainly seems like the outlier. That said, I think we can run "tempo" of any kind without running Air Raid or Veer...

I agree with you. I'll be VERY curious to listen to Enos' opening presser to see what he envisions for the offense.

One thing we should also see in his offense is the resurgence of the TE position. Jordan and Mallory should be licking their chops over this hire.

Short answer, he hasn't. That doesn't mean he can't or won't, it just means he didn't at Central Michigan and Bielema didn't want him to at Arkansas.

Something that cant be overstated, IMO - I've read now in several places that at Arkansas, Bielema told Enos what he wanted the offense to do/be and Enos went out and did it, to the tune of 3000 yard passers and 1300 yard rushers in back to back seasons with different personnel. That tells me...

I live in Alabama (God help me) and when Enos' name first showed up as a candidate in another thread I kinda brushed it off as a pipe dream. This guy is one of the best football coaches in the country, hands-down. He is a major quarterback whisperer. Everywhere he's gone, the QBs put up...