Kenny Dillingham

[TGood52thePlumber]

If we playing the twitter game, his follows are all over the place as of late with alot of orange and green...

Only getting 500k from Auburn.

https://twitter.com/KennyDillingham/following

 

[Waka100]

I was hoping Richt hired him before he blessed us with the resign

 

[Cuban-Cane]

I dont like the idea because he has never called plays. Manny needs someone established already and maybe even with some HC experience to help him out.

 

[brock]

I dont like the idea because he has never called plays. Manny needs someone established already and maybe even with some HC experience to help him out.

Agree

 

[MizCane]

I dont like the idea because he has never called plays. Manny needs someone established already and maybe even with some HC experience to help him out.

If I read the boards correctly from a few weeks back people dug up on him and he gave the HC 3 options to choose from on each down? If the MF'r can come up with 3 options for each down he can call plays just fine.

 

[Caniac16]

Applewhite over Dillingham all day

 

[dodaniels]

I dont like the idea because he has never called plays. Manny needs someone established already and maybe even with some HC experience to help him out.

Sounds like a perfect time to kick the tires with Art Briles. A man can dream.

 

[TGood52thePlumber]

Agree

interesting. I'm not saying I 100% disagree, but is underwhelming HC experience (Applewhite) better than no HC experience?

 

[Cuban-Cane]

Sounds like a perfect time to kick the tires with Art Briles. A man can dream.

Would that really be "cutting edge" and "modern" though?

 

[Cuban-Cane]

interesting. I'm not saying I 100% disagree, but is underwhelming HC experience (Applewhite) better than no HC experience?

Yes. Its not about his success its about everyday things that Manny could get stuck with that he can at least have some input in. But anyways the main thing isnt Head Coaching experience the main thing is at least play calling experience which although he was an OC he never called plays.

 

[duke4heisman]

Would that really be "cutting edge" and "modern" though?

Ummmm. Yes? WTF

 

[TGood52thePlumber]

Yes. Its not about his success its about everyday things that Manny could get stuck with that he can at least have some input in. But anyways the main thing isnt Head Coaching experience the main thing is at least play calling experience which although he was an OC he never called plays.

that's a fair assessment. Gus Malzahn's offensive mind is better than mine. If he's comfortable with him as a play caller, I guess I am too.

 

[CaneIsland]

Who called the plays this year at memphis

 

[hurricane94]

Who called the plays this year at memphis

The head coach did

 

[CaneIsland]

Also what about Tim Albin from ohio

 

[Gatorhater]

If I read the boards correctly from a few weeks back people dug up on him and he gave the HC 3 options to choose from on each down? If the MF'r can come up with 3 options for each down he can call plays just fine.

What is the big deal? Mark had three options ready for every down for the last 30 years. Same three plays but still.

 

[BS85]

If I read the boards correctly from a few weeks back people dug up on him and he gave the HC 3 options to choose from on each down? If the MF'r can come up with 3 options for each down he can call plays just fine.

Better than 3 options per quarter like Richt

 

[kryptonite]

If I read the boards correctly from a few weeks back people dug up on him and he gave the HC 3 options to choose from on each down? If the MF'r can come up with 3 options for each down he can call plays just fine.

Isn't it time Miami stop being a place guys go to learn how to do the job?

 

[BALLHAWKU]

Can’t be worse then richt .

 

[pumbaa]

Who called the plays this year at memphis

Norvell his OC gives him options and he chooses, same way he did with Long before he went to be the OC at the domers.