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OT: Coastal Carolina vs App State

nobeastofburden said:
Look we are close, we beat the team that beat Coastal Carolina. So we are on the verge of something special here.


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Would take CC as an OC under an established HC such as Mario or MCampbell etc, but definitely not turning over the keys of the team to him. Coaching at CC with low expectations vs coaching at UM where if you're not flirting with 10 wins annually you're on the hot seat....makes your job exponentially different and substantially more difficult.

I know it'd never happen but my top "not talked about" best fit for us would be a guy like Jim Harbaugh.
 
reirei92 said:
To coach at Miami (or a traditional football school), yes, although I don't either would be perfect fits here. Napier by all accounts is waiting for an SEC opening (LSU?). Chadwell on the other hand I think can present problems if he were to go to an ACC type school. His offense would be a pain, similar to the Paul Johnson's G. Tech teams.
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Perfect is the enemy of very good. I will take a very good coach who will rack up wins any day of the week.

I agree with your first statement on Chadwell regarding the ACC, all of the comparisons that many are making to Paul Johnson and his offense is only partially true in principle that he is running a version of the triple option sometimes.

Chadwell’s offense is different and innovative in that it has triple option (from the shotgun) , RPO, and Spread principles all in it. That’s what makes it different and difficult to prepare for. But unlike Paul Johnson’s or any of the service academy school’s offenses passing is a part of the offense and scheme. Passing is not just used when needed as the service academies tend to do.

The narrative that Chadwell’s offense is just like theirs is not accurate.

Here is a great interview of him explaining his offensive philosophy.

www.hudl.com

Blitz '21: Inside the Chanticleer Culture — Jamey Chadwell, Coastal Carolina University

Nobody had more fun shaking up the college football establishment in 2020 than Coastal Carolina. In his keynote address, Chadwell took us through the Chanticleers' unique approach to player development and his revered offensive scheme.
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cleverjdub said:
Perfect is the enemy of very good. I will take a very good coach who will rack up wins any day of the week.

I agree with your first statement on Chadwell regarding the ACC, all of the comparisons that many are making to Paul Johnson and his offense is only partially true in principle that he is running a version of the triple option sometimes.

Chadwell’s offense is different and innovative in that it has triple option (from the shotgun) , RPO, and Spread principles all in it. That’s what makes it different and difficult to prepare for. But unlike Paul Johnson’s or any of the service academy school’s offenses passing is a part of the offense and scheme. Passing is not just used when needed as the service academies tend to do.

The narrative that Chadwell’s offense is just like theirs is not accurate.

Here is a great interview of him explaining his offensive philosophy.

www.hudl.com

Blitz '21: Inside the Chanticleer Culture — Jamey Chadwell, Coastal Carolina University

Nobody had more fun shaking up the college football establishment in 2020 than Coastal Carolina. In his keynote address, Chadwell took us through the Chanticleers' unique approach to player development and his revered offensive scheme.
www.hudl.com www.hudl.com
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cleverjdub said:
Perfect is the enemy of very good. I will take a very good coach who will rack up wins any day of the week.

I agree with your first statement on Chadwell regarding the ACC, all of the comparisons that many are making to Paul Johnson and his offense is only partially true in principle that he is running a version of the triple option sometimes.

Chadwell’s offense is different and innovative in that it has triple option (from the shotgun) , RPO, and Spread principles all in it. That’s what makes it different and difficult to prepare for. But unlike Paul Johnson’s or any of the service academy school’s offenses passing is a part of the offense and scheme. Passing is not just used when needed as the service academies tend to do.

The narrative that Chadwell’s offense is just like theirs is not accurate.

Here is a great interview of him explaining his offensive philosophy.

www.hudl.com

Blitz '21: Inside the Chanticleer Culture — Jamey Chadwell, Coastal Carolina University

Nobody had more fun shaking up the college football establishment in 2020 than Coastal Carolina. In his keynote address, Chadwell took us through the Chanticleers' unique approach to player development and his revered offensive scheme.
www.hudl.com www.hudl.com
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One hundred percent, I just realized what I said was a little ambiguous. What I meant to say was that he could present a problem for us if he were to take over another ACC team because his offense is a pain to defend.
 
CAT5Coming said:
I've haven't watched a lot of ULL games, but I've heard from gamblers that have backed them that Napier is an absolutely awful in-game coach.

Has anyone else heard the negatives of his lack of in-game performance?
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Sun Belt is expanding looks like CUSA is dead. Marshal and Southern Miss to the sun belt and they are possibly looking to take Old Dominion and James Madison while forcing Texas Arlington and Arkansas Little Rock the only 2 non football playing schools out of the conference.
 
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