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Virginia OC Robert Anae

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mjackson6 said:
Im just saying I would take him as a co-OC not that’s what’s happening. If he’s getting the job then Manny has plans on bringing in a QB coach with him... likely Ponce

But he’s making $550k. If he made $650k and another Co-OC made $500-600k it could work. He would probably have the playcalling duties. Or he could be OC in title and we hire a QB coach/passing game coordinator
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Interviewing for the job =/= getting it. Any coach with a brain is interviewing multiple candidates.

Taking a Co-OC job under a coach who is way less stable in his job than your current coach doesn't make sense. Unless Bronco is forcing him out, which would make this even more hilarious.
 
mjackson6 said:
He doesn’t coach OL right now. He has a history of coaching OL. Including under Mike Leach for the first 5 years of his tenure at Texas Tech.
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And we also killed **** for not adjusting his playcalling to mask a bad OL. Guess what, this guy is more of the same.
 
Lane Kiffin did Manny a favor by hiring Durkin. Manny has to win THIS year. Honestly, what does he have of lose by hiring Art Briles? Bad press??? I mean, he’s getting that already..
 
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iLIKEDADE! said:
I guess it does depend on your definition in this case. So let me rephrase it.

a yes man who’s trash and nobody else would want outside of a mid major school w a coach who’s desperate to save his *** who can’t hire an elite coAch to save his life*

better?
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Not really. I'm not suggesting he's the right fit at Miami. Just that he's not trash

This is from Barry Jackson's article

Virginia ranked just 88th in yards this season (388.9) but 40th in points at 32.1. UM, by comparison, averaged 367.2 yards and 25.7 points. Under Anae, Virginia ranked 21st in total offense (yards) in 2018.

And under Anae, 61, BYU ranked 26th and 21st in the country in passing offense and 14th and 34th in scoring offense during Anae’s final two seasons there. In 2014, BYU averaged 37.1 points under Anae, most for the program since 2001.

During Anae’s first tenure as offensive coordinator at BYU, the Cougar offense was extremely successful, earning top-25 NCAA statistical rankings in 10 different offensive categories a total of 35 times, including 15 top-10 ratings.

BYU ranked in the top 25 in third-down efficiency each of Anae’s six seasons (2005-10), including a No. 1 ranking in 2009 and No. 2 ratings in 2008 and 2006. The Cougars were in the top-6 in passing offense three times (2005, 2006, 2008) during his first tenure overseeing the BYU offense.

Anae has taken some spread principles from his time working with coaches Mike Leach and Rich Rodriguez.
 
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