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He has had balanced offenses, with multiple 3,000 yd seasons. His reputation made him a top choice for the two of the top three teams in the country. Every QB he's coached has improved. I think I would say yes. Diaz has also coached against him a few times I think. Not always a reliable...

Scheme aside, this is going to help recruiting. They can honestly say he was going to be Alabama's OC, but now is at Miami. It's a huge sign of change, in a good way, for Miami.

Clemson still has one game a year that they almost or do "Clemson". Losing Lawrence made their offense look a lot like Miami's for most of the game. Sometimes I think Venables gets lazy too, or maybe the players just didn't put in the work. Same thing happened against USCe, which is crazy since...

I would bet money that Diaz has told him what he's told everyone. He wants an offense that pressures the defense and is unpredictable. It should be more wide-open than what was done at Alabama, mainly because Miami doesn't have the personnel to bludgeon teams into submission like they do...

Saban doesn't want a wide open offense. He wants more of a run-based offense. He usually has the OL and RB's that can do that, unlike most programs. That's one of the reasons Applewhite didn't last there. He also thinks they were too wide-open in the NC game and should have run the ball more.