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avicenna75

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We have a bunch of "Yes" men.

- John Richt is a 28 year old first time position coach with NO tracking record developing QBs. He needs to be demoted to quality control assistant.
- Todd Hartley should be a recruiting coordinator at best.
- Thomas Brown has no business having OC in his title -- like Hartley, he seems like a "ra ra" guy and besides motivating his players, what input does he have in the run game?
- Ron Dugans as WR coach is best position coach we have -- but what input does he have in the passing game?
- Searles is a journey-man offensive line coach who is hampered by this offensive scheme

Who is designing the formations, route trees, and blocking schemes? Where is the motion? Why don't we ever "set-up" plays?

That was the SLOWEST 2-minute drill I've ever witnessed. Is that what the Fast Break offense is supposed to look like???
 
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LMAO @ Brown being a “ra ra” guy. Let’s me know you have zero idea about these coaches.
 
I can say I have ever seen this offense try to create a mismatch. Try to get WR on a LB try to isolate a RB on LB in the passing game.
Just line up and hope for the best.
 
look at what perry and roiser do when in game. no x's and o's are fixing that.
 
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Dugans and Hartley are the only people involved on the offensive side of the ball that aren't outright stealing money.
 
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Dugans and Hartley are the only people involved on the offensive side of the ball that aren't outright stealing money.
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And Hartley's special teams cancels out his tight end recruiting and preparation IMO, meaning it's really just Dugans, who we actually almost lost this offseason.
 
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