George McDonald

[Burr]

McDonald if u watch during comes is also calling plays in now with Dewey and Williams during games, must be part of the process.

 

[weownfsu]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04GIotkD8u4&feature=relmfu


Good Raising Canes about Streeter, but featuring a ton of McDonald and how he helped Streeter develop. Good stuff, and gives you a glimpse into why this staff is different, and got something out of Streeter, and why the old staff couldn't.

 

[TheUnuffSAID]

we need a good db coach...

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[Dandycane]

Fisch siding aside in some of the sideline shots and letting McDonald talk while huddled with the players.. fisch must be planning an exit this or after next season.

 

[UMprodigy]

So why the **** isn't he coaching Scott ?

 

[G Reg3rdLeg]

McDonald is a step up from Hill IMO

A huuuuuuuuge step up. The offensive staff overall is very competent, really hope we can keep them all together for a while.

 

[DeadPoets]

What was Golden's connection to McDonald? It might have been Fisch because McDonald was in the NFL at one point and at University of Minnesota as WR coach (wasn't Fisch an OC at Minnesota?)

 

[Canesfan1899]

Richardson is also a coach that is seemed as underapreciated

I don't know if I would say underappreciated but agree he has done a great job with the RB's.

 

[Flrcane]

Win and coaches are hero's, lose and they're zero's.

Sports, particularly college football, is a zero sum game. That is how EVERYONE (from the AD down to the trainers) involved in the game is ultimately measured -- by wins and losses.

What's interesting is that in college football the coaches probably have more of a say than in most sports due to recruiting. Every year they have a chance to handpick 25 new faces to their team; whereas in pro sports that is usually left up to the GM or a player personnel type. And even then, much of it is dictated by your draft order and also who the team ahead of you selects.

That being said, I see a noticeable difference in how our WRs are performing. You rarely see a missed or poor route, and for the most part they are attacking the ball once it's in the air. In fact, other the occasional dropped ball, most of our issues in the passing game can be attributed to Morris' inaccurate throws.

 

[CoCaneHead]

we need a good db corch...

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FIFY

 

[Gables Cane]

Win and coaches are hero's, lose and they're zero's.

Sports, particularly college football, is a zero sum game. That is how EVERYONE (from the AD down to the trainers) involved in the game is ultimately measured -- by wins and losses.

What's interesting is that in college football the coaches probably have more of a say than in most sports due to recruiting. Every year they have a chance to handpick 25 new faces to their team; whereas in pro sports that is usually left up to the GM or a player personnel type. And even then, much of it is dictated by your draft order and also who the team ahead of you selects.

That being said, I see a noticeable difference in how our WRs are performing. You rarely see a missed or poor route, and for the most part they are attacking the ball once it's in the air. In fact, other the occasional dropped ball, most of our issues in the passing game can be attributed to Morris' inaccurate throws.

Great post. Spot on.