OT-Lincoln Riley

[Cribby]

Riley may have learned from Leach but he took the concepts from the Air Raid and has tweaked them - made them even better. He has added a dimension with that run game in OU that makes it impossible to stop. Not only that, he incorporates the TE as well.

Run blocking on pass plays with all the smoke in mirrors going on around it makes it impossible stop

 

[Cane6]

Run blocking on pass plays with all the smoke in mirrors going on around it makes it impossible stop

Pssssh whatever, but how can defenses stop 4 verticals regardless of the down and distance

 

[Cribby]

Pssssh whatever, but how can defenses stop 4 verticals regardless of the down and distance

If we run block on the 4 verts it could improve the ol play

 

[g8rh8rMD]

Respect, man.

Dude has 2 yrs of coaching experience, and now has 2 Big 12 Conference titles, 2 CFP appearances, and 2 Heisman trophy winners from two kids that transfered in.

If OU could ever solve their Defensive woes, look out. Dude is a good coach. They had UGA were they wanted them last yr, but that defense is leaky af. But credit where credit is due.

I really wish OU got paired with CU in the first round. I think this OU team would beat the brakes off ‘em.

 

[deleted19096]

When Stoops stepped down I was worried it was health related but it just turns out he knew when to hand over the keys ...

Bob's dad died from a heart attack on the field in his 50s.

 

[simplycanes]

Our offense is older than he is.

tRicht>Riley

 

[supersaiyanshel]

Bob's dad died from a heart attack on the field in his 50s.

Word is Stoops wants back in the game and can be had for the right price.

 

[deleted19096]

Word is Stoops wants back in the game and can be had for the right price.

He looks like he isn't missing coaching.

 

[canadianhurricane]

Rileys O is legit. I love watching OU is seeing just how they work to get guys open. I swear they pull their OL so much LBs cant even really key in on whether it's a run or pass til they're being scored on. Its impressive..

 

[supersaiyanshel]

He looks like he isn't missing coaching.

But I bet hes missing that check, and his wife and kids are probably driving him nuts now that he's home more often.

 

[PSU Cane]

Word is Stoops wants back in the game and can be had for the right price.

I thought if Urban left, that OSU job could have enticed him back. Since that situation went another route, i don't see it happening.....at least not this year.

 

[pyhooya]

We need a transfer coach like Lincoln Ridley lol

No..we need to hire someone no name young gun as OC to take over in couple years

 

[Tit-e-skr]

Facts. I was thinking the same thing until I watched him smoke UGA. That O is legit.

His offense went **** up in the second half. If you include OT, their offense only managed 10 points. The other TD was a fumble return.

 

[deleted19096]

But I bet hes missing that check, and his wife and kids are probably driving him nuts now that he's home more often.

I've driven past stoops mansion and he looks like he isn't hurting for money.

How much it would suck to wake up in the morning and can't decide if you want to fish or golf. Lol

 

[reg]

If he hires a good DC they could be the ones to end up being the next dynasty in CFB instead of UGA.

I can imagine OU becoming a dynasty.

Georgia, I can't!

 

[mdpcane]

He should be in the NFL next year.

With the success of Sean McVay and Matt Nagy, teams should be dropping a brinks truck off for Riley, especially the Browns.

why assume Riley would even consider leaving Oklahoma ? maybe he really likes being there.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

His offense went **** up in the second half. If you include OT, their offense only managed 10 points. The other TD was a fumble return.

Thats what happens when your QB gets injured.

 

[mdpcane]

remember this post, if Urban isn't the next Browns coach, Lincoln is. If Urban sits out a year, he's going to be the cowboys coach next season when Jason gets fired. If urban is the Browns new head coach, Lincoln will take the cowboys job next season.

being very successful as a college coach does not automatically translate to that same success in the pros, especially for a college coach with Zero pro experience. we have seen examples of this (Spurrier e.g)

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

I can imagine OU becoming a dynasty.

Georgia, I can't!

I hope your right, but I can see UGA being a dynasty. They are the number 2 bag droppers right now behind Bama and they are the type of school willing to start hiring tons of analysts and ****. They were able to average 10 wins with Richt imagine what they could do with someone competent at the helm.

 

[supersaiyanshel]

I've driven past stoops mansion and he looks like he isn't hurting for money.

How much it would suck to wake up in the morning and can't decide if you want to fish or golf. Lol

Jeff Bezos ain't hurting for change, either, and it never stopped him from trying to get more.

Coaches are greedy. They like to get paid not bc they need it, but bc their ego demands it. The John Maddens are rare for a reason.

Stoops will be on a sideline again within 2 years.