Likely scenario at OC that no one is bringing up

[firstandcanes]

I would think Penos looks elsewhere to be an OC instead of being demoted here. His goal is to be a HC again, taking a demotion here is a step back from that. Even if he takes a qb coach position somewhere else it's easier to spin to accomplish his goal.

 

[Ethnicsands]

There is 0.0% chance of it happening.

You missed a decimal place.

 

[Unsider]

This has been brought up before. It’ll stay as is.

 

[Genghis Cane]

No one's getting fired

Yup, because Manure sucks ***. And Flake applies zero pressure because he’s a *****.

 

[Genghis Cane]

You missed a decimal place.

 

[Genghis Cane]

I would think Penos looks elsewhere to be an OC instead of being demoted here. His goal is to be a HC again, taking a demotion here is a step back from that. Even if he takes a qb coach position somewhere else it's easier to spin to accomplish his goal.

Unless he wants to be the OC at a community college, I doubt he’s going to be coveted in any way. His offense was worse than Richt’s last year.

 

[stormbrewing]

>365 this will all work itself out

 

[sebastian91]

Develop a real OL. Accomplish that, and it really doesn't matter who the OC is.

 

[Home Slice]

No way this happens. No one getting fired unless MAYBE we get skunked 70-0 in the I Don't Give A **** Bowl. I want Enos the Fvck away from our QBs anyway.

 

[Calvin]

Is that Manure doesn’t fire *****, but simply demotes him to QBC. Maybe he’ll even keep him as Co-OC, but not allow him to call plays.

How would this look?

Well, we could see something along the lines of Manure bringing in the likes of Bill Bendenbaugh to be Co-OC with *****. Bendenbaugh is the Co-OC/OL coach at Oklahoma, but he doesn’t call plays. Rumor has it that he’s looking for the opportunity to do so.

To recap, ***** stays coaching quarterbacks and helps Bendenbaugh gameplan, but it’s Bendenbaugh’s show in the end. He brings in the spread, up-tempo concepts that we’ve been craving for a while now.

And, if you hire someone like Bendenbaugh, you can allow him to coach the offensive line, too. That’s his real specialty, and Oklahoma has been dominant in that department under his watch.

I’m not saying this will happen, nor am I advocating for it. But I think it’s a likely scenario.

What do you all think?

I got an idea, why dont manny just call the plays! ****, he's already doing it on defense from time to time!

 

[prinmemo]

Serious question, when was the last time Enos spent more than one year somewhere?

 

[JMG]

would be amazing if he did that simply because penos has a massive ego

 

[RightSaidFred]

I'm sure the University of Miami has a million dollars a year to spend on a QB coach.

 

[Canes Device]

Our QBs got worse during the season I don't even know if Enos can claim he did magc as a developer.
If you have to bend backwards to replace the guy just go ahead and fire the motherfvcker.
I'm sure Enos contract has strong language that says he has to have the OC title, not sure if you can strip hm from playcalling tho, but it would be a good way to try to force him to quit and save some money.

And pls drop this Bendenbaugh dream.

 

[JD08]

So...Enos not hiring movers?

 

[Negro-Wan Kanobi]

You really think I think that's someone trying to look pretty for the camera?

I love this guy.
Sign him up.

I got got.

U alright.

 

[jsm1399]

Is that Manure doesn’t fire *****, but simply demotes him to QBC. Maybe he’ll even keep him as Co-OC, but not allow him to call plays.

How would this look?

Well, we could see something along the lines of Manure bringing in the likes of Bill Bendenbaugh to be Co-OC with *****. Bendenbaugh is the Co-OC/OL coach at Oklahoma, but he doesn’t call plays. Rumor has it that he’s looking for the opportunity to do so.

To recap, ***** stays coaching quarterbacks and helps Bendenbaugh gameplan, but it’s Bendenbaugh’s show in the end. He brings in the spread, up-tempo concepts that we’ve been craving for a while now.

And, if you hire someone like Bendenbaugh, you can allow him to coach the offensive line, too. That’s his real specialty, and Oklahoma has been dominant in that department under his watch.

I’m not saying this will happen, nor am I advocating for it. But I think it’s a likely scenario.

What do you all think?

There is literally nothing likely about this scenario

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

Coaches get demoted all the time in football. Don’t see why it’s unrealistic.

If we demote him to QBC we are paying our QBC 1.5 million dollars a year. If we fire him we pay him the 1.5 mill a year X however many years are left on his contract.

 

[kanecrazed]

Is that Manure doesn’t fire *****, but simply demotes him to QBC. Maybe he’ll even keep him as Co-OC, but not allow him to call plays.

How would this look?

Well, we could see something along the lines of Manure bringing in the likes of Bill Bendenbaugh to be Co-OC with *****. Bendenbaugh is the Co-OC/OL coach at Oklahoma, but he doesn’t call plays. Rumor has it that he’s looking for the opportunity to do so.

To recap, ***** stays coaching quarterbacks and helps Bendenbaugh gameplan, but it’s Bendenbaugh’s show in the end. He brings in the spread, up-tempo concepts that we’ve been craving for a while now.

And, if you hire someone like Bendenbaugh, you can allow him to coach the offensive line, too. That’s his real specialty, and Oklahoma has been dominant in that department under his watch.

I’m not saying this will happen, nor am I advocating for it. But I think it’s a likely scenario.

What do you all think?

This season can't end soon enough.

 

[BoxingRobes]

He is one of the highest paid coordinators in all of college football.

Miami was 90th in Total Offense. Was like 60th in SP+ Offense.

He needs to be gone completely.

I, personally...as in ME...could find a better offensive coordinator for a 3rd of that money. ****, I did last year on this very forum. Many others here could as well.

ONE POINT FIVE MILL-E-YUN DOLLAS for that? Anyone could do better.