NorthEastCane
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Under Richt, an offensive coordinator is not going to happen. Calling the plays is why he took the job in the first place. After reading several of HurricaneVision's breakdowns, I'm not convinced play calling is the issue.
In almost any sport, baseball, basketball, football, whatever, bringing in a former "great" rarely works. I think maybe that things came so easy and so natural to them, they struggled communicating and developing others that weren't as talented as them and got frustrated easily.
The way things have been going, I think he'd be best served getting a dedicated special teams coach. Someone who really knows the ins and outs of it. Special teams are one third of the game, it's too important to be delegated as an part-time responsibility for a position coach that's already up to his ears in other responsibilities.
In almost any sport, baseball, basketball, football, whatever, bringing in a former "great" rarely works. I think maybe that things came so easy and so natural to them, they struggled communicating and developing others that weren't as talented as them and got frustrated easily.
The way things have been going, I think he'd be best served getting a dedicated special teams coach. Someone who really knows the ins and outs of it. Special teams are one third of the game, it's too important to be delegated as an part-time responsibility for a position coach that's already up to his ears in other responsibilities.
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