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If true, I don't see how Larry Scott comes back.

Lilly will be at at TE and OL is the other position he coached at USF.



EDIT: He did also coach RB for one year, so he could possibly go there.
 
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Considering he was probably asked based on obvious uncertainty surrounding most of the staff (as with any coaching change), what would you like him to say? Really nothing to gain by saying anything otherwise.
 
Right now, I am more worried about the defensive side of the ball. Our OL was very young and we really didn't have a true LT that could play. Our whole OL will be back. I think CMR will give Kehoe one more year to show him if he will be retained any longer after that. We def. need some top tier tackles in this cycle of recruiting. Send Gall packing as well. Kid ain't got the goods.
 
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Right now, I am more worried about the defensive side of the ball. Our OL was very young and we really didn't have a true LT that could play. Our whole OL will be back. I think CMR will give Kehoe one more year to show him if he will be retained any longer after that. We def. need some top tier tackles in this cycle of recruiting. Send Gall packing as well. Kid ain't got the goods.
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Thats the problem our whole ol is back
 
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Miami's main problem is the offensive line, defensive scheme, playcalling and philosophies. Those are the areas that need to be overhauled. With richt, play calling is immensely upgraded. Kehoe had a bad year this year but was expected considered how few starts the group had and the inexperience of them. Every coach on the defensive staff needs to go except hurlie brown. His position group dealt with injuries all year and he is a pretty good coach. He is the Best recruiter on the staff. He connects with the players better than anyone here as well
 
I don't know man. There has been a lot of talk of lilly coming and scott moving to o-line coach. Scott played on the o-line and coached it at usf.
 
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Would be a massive shock to see Scott as the OL coach. You need a seasoned pro at that spot. It's one of those spots on the staff where you don't experiment or plug in a recruiter.
 
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