I think Enos may be done

[jsm1399]

Buechele isn’t really a dual threat QB. He runs a little when he has to.

Yeah he’s mobile, but not really a dual threat

 

[simplycanes]

What is this nonsense that ENix's offense would be good anywhere?

 

[AK_Cane]

Like the personnel they had this year that put up a garbage offense trying to play old school smash mouth football?

Yep that one

 

[Southbeach44]

Manny has one shot here. He better not F#@k it up. His job is on the line. Get this guy in here.

 

[filmcane]

Manny has one shot here. He better not F#@k it up. His job is on the line. Get this guy in here.

It's not just that his job is on the line. His career is on the line.

 

[CANEMC]

Wanted Dykes as Manny’s replacement. But I’ll take his OC also if this is true.

 

[NosniknoT]

When is Kenny Dillingham going to be the OC? Oh wait.....

 

[Cane4L]

I’m over here like an idiot watching extended clips of SMU games knowing **** well Penos will most likely be retained smh

 

[AllAboutTheU]

He left Auburn because Gus ran him off. His offense was trash his last year at Auburn.

Don't think that's true. Lashlee took over playcalling in mid-september and they did really well. 6 game winning streak and see the results below. Lashlee wanted full control of an offense and no meddling by Malzahn.

The immediate results have been positive every time Malzahn has loosened his grip of the reins. That win in College Station, Texas, was just the first example. The switch to Lashlee in 2016 sparked a six-game winning streak during which the team averaged nearly 39 points per game. The Tigers went 10-2 and won the SEC West during Lindsey’s first season in 2017, producing a 3,000-yard passer (quarterback Jarrett Stidham) and SEC Offensive Player of the Year (running back Kerryon Johnson) along the way.


But Malzahn has only been able to cede control for so long. It is believed that he got involved with the offense again late in the 2016 season, when Auburn lost three out of its final four games to Georgia, Alabama and Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl. He and Lindsey never seemed to be on the same page during the 2018 season, and the offense constantly looked out of sorts because of it. Even when he wasn’t calling the plays, Malzahn remained in charge of personnel and substitutions.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.montgomeryadvertiser.com/amp/2262356002

 

[Dude]

I really didn't have any plans for this evening, so i guess I'll be hitting refresh all night. Again.

I'm impatient by nature. I really need a better hobby.

We need an OT hobby thread... @nystateofmind

 

[nystateofmind]

We need an OT hobby thread... @nystateofmind

I made one last year and it got locked after a week.

 

[Dude]

I made one last year and it got locked after a week.

How dare they....

 

[Dude]

He’s been OC running spread at SMU since 2018 under Sonny dykes. Not sure if he calls plays. I think he does.

He was OC under Mahlzahn at Auburn for four years. I think they scapegoated him as Gus calls plays I think.

he was at Arkansas state for a bit too.

so his pedigree suggests he would run an up tempo, spread offense

and add Hartley back as TE/ST with his recruiting?

yes please

Hartley should have stayed anyways. Move Fields to WR?

 

[Dude]

I made one last year and it got locked after a week.

wait, why did it get locked? does it violate some kind of rule?

 

[nystateofmind]

wait, why did it get locked? does it violate some kind of rule?

Apparently.

 

[Dude]

Apparently.

So fake title it

 

[Cane6]

Hartley should have stayed anyways. Move Fields to WR?

Fire Patke, move Fields to ST / lead recruiter. Bring in Hartley at TE coach

We immediately improve our overall recruiting prowess and average level of coaching experience

 

[MizCane]

Why would Hartley leave UGA??

 

[canesfan4508]

Now we have bank robbers speculating on coaching changes.

What are you getting at??

 

[BS85]

Why would Hartley leave UGA??

Because he hates money and wants to work for a guy that fired him?