You keep bringing up this historic ark offense **** like its really something impressive. It was average at best and you're such a sec **** sucker you brought that crap up like that is an excuse why he couldn't win.
Miami was impressed with it's dc and made him hc.
Ark was
not impresssed with it's oc and they fired him.
Sabag hired Enos as qb coach, big f'in deal. sabaag hired Kiffin and now Sarkasian as oc's and they weren't bidding their time. LOL
Answer this question, why was he fired by ark?
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Your entire post is idiotic.
Enos was not "fired" for poor performance at Arkansas. Bielema was fired. Chad Morris then brought in his own OC.
Arkansas ranking, by offense, Bielema head coach 2013-17, Morris head coach 2018. Jim Chaney was Bielema's OC for the first 2 years and then "voluntarily" left for Pitt, but Chaney has subsequently been the OC at Georgia and Tennessee.
125 NCAA Division I-A teams in 2013, 128 teams from 2014-16, 130 teams from 2017-18.
2013 pre-Enos - 105th in points, 100th in total yardage - Team record 3-9
2014 pre-Enos - 45th in points, 63rd in total yardage - Team record 7-6
2015 Enos Y1 - 27th in points, 27th in total yardage - Team record 8-5
2016 Enos Y2 - 57th in points, 54th in total yardage - Team record 7-6
2017 Enos Y3 - 61st in points, 94th in total yardage - Team record 4-8
2018 post-Enos - 114th in points, 118th in total yardage - Team record 2-10
The offensive output stats are directly correlated to the team record. In Y1, Enos improved the offensive production, and Arkansas achieved the best record in the Bielema era. The offense slid back to the level it was just before Enos took over, and the record reflected the same. Finally, in Bielema's chaotic last year, the offense was mid-NCAA-pack in scoring while only winning 4 games. Arkansas fell off the cliff in 2018.
Enos did pretty well considering (a) he was coaching under, and dependent for recruits from, Bielema, and (b) he was in the SEC West. In all three years Enos was at Arkansas, Alabama was in the CFP, winning the national championship once.