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:duckhuntingsmiley: :duckhuntingsmiley:Daniel he knows, opening duck season in southern ARKANSAS. DUCKS unlimited. Nice shootin tex. I think I'm gonna be back in arkansas soon.
 
Dan E. Dangerously said:
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What it feels like to read that first line.

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TheCaneShow2001 said:
This guy suffers from the smartest guy in the room syndrome. Amazing he's getting paid $1.5 million.
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Willie Taggart got paid 17 million to go relax on a beach.
Manny Diaz went from 800k as a DC, to 1.7 mil as the HC of Temple, to 3.2 million as the Miami HC in a 3 day span.
Dan Enos went from 875k as the QB coach at Bama to 1.5 million as the Miami OC.

I freely admit those guys are geniuses in their own way. I envy the ability to fail up and have your salary doubled.
 
I don't know what Enos knows about his future, but this statement sets him up for being canned. If the bowl is less than satisfying offensively, it's an easy change to justify publicly. "Obviously with a year like this, we needed to go in a different direction. I want to thank coach Enos for.... bla bla bla."
 
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TimeB0mb said:
Willie Taggart got paid 17 million to go relax on a beach.
Manny Diaz went from 800k as a DC, to 1.7 mil as the HC of Temple, to 3.2 million as the Miami HC in a 3 day span.
Dan Enos went from 875k as the QB coach at Bama to 1.5 million as the Miami OC.

I freely admit those guys are geniuses in their own way. I envy the ability to fail up and have your salary doubled.
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I wish I could fail forward like these clowns.
 
UM offensive coordinator Dan Enos said Wednesday that Tate Martell is being given a fresh look in the quarterback competition, made clear the QB job will be open next spring, and showed no inclination to switch exclusively to a spread offense to try to boost a unit that finished 73rd in scoring, 120th in rushing and 130th in third down conversions.

Asked whether he would consider going primarily to a spread, Enos said: “What is the spread offense? I don’t know what it is. Is it shotgun? Is it quarterback run? We do all that; we run RPOs [run/pass options]. We’re in 11 personnel most of time, which is three wide receivers, one back. We’re in shotgun or pistol most of the time. People define spread offense; it’s a very ambiguous term. I don’t really understand it because systems don’t win championships. Players and coaches do.”

He said UM’s offense is “on the cutting edge of everything we’re doing from a schematic standpoint.”

He also said he has adapted plenty this season.

“We’ve changed; I’ve adapted more this year than I’ve ever adapted as a coach,” he said. “I’m not hard headed to say ‘no this, no that.’ We’ve gone to a lot of pistol stuff because Jarren Williams is more comfortable with that. I’ve not been a big pistol guy over the years. We’ve adapted quite a bit of the things we’ve done.
“We’ve RPOed more [run/pass option], thrown screens, run the ball. We’re trying to do a lot of different things to get him comfortable and to play well. We are not ram rodding a system down anybody’s throat. We are going to constantly try to make the system have adjustments. We’ve adapted our scheme.”

So how should the offense be fixed? “We’ve got to coach better, block better, run routes better, be more consistent, catch the ball when we need to, got to do a better job navigating the pocket [and] keeping our eyes down field and as coaches, do a better job of putting these guys in better situations.”

Asked whether it would be a good idea to go to a no-huddle offense more, he said: “We tried to go no huddle a few times and we weren’t very successful at it. So we stayed away from it. We’re not very successful at it right now but we’re so young.”

Meanwhile, UM practiced for the fourth time on Tuesday in advance of the Dec. 26 Independence Bowl against Louisiana Tech, and Enos said Martell is being given a fresh look in the starting battle, and that repetitions in practice are being shared among Martell, Jarren Williams and N’Kosi Perry.
“He has to do it on the field and it’s been very inconsistent,” Enos said of Martell. “He hasn’t done anything to have earned a chance to do that yet. He’s been really good [in four practices]. And he’s done a nice job. I don’t know where it will end up. He’s in the right frame of mind, and we would like to see the best version of him.”
 
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MIA42178 said:
im a fire everyone guy

but didn’t baker come out at one point and take blame? After the VT game I think?

/ the game Enos/Diaz trots our injured JW to throw 3 picks in a row
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I’m not sure if he did but if he did Kudos to him. He seems hungry to succeed and open to constructive criticism so I don’t mind him
 
Palm beach cane said:
UM offensive coordinator Dan Enos said Wednesday that Tate Martell is being given a fresh look in the quarterback competition, made clear the QB job will be open next spring, and showed no inclination to switch exclusively to a spread offense to try to boost a unit that finished 73rd in scoring, 120th in rushing and 130th in third down conversions.

Asked whether he would consider going primarily to a spread, Enos said: “What is the spread offense? I don’t know what it is. Is it shotgun? Is it quarterback run? We do all that; we run RPOs [run/pass options]. We’re in 11 personnel most of time, which is three wide receivers, one back. We’re in shotgun or pistol most of the time. People define spread offense; it’s a very ambiguous term. I don’t really understand it because systems don’t win championships. Players and coaches do.”

He said UM’s offense is “on the cutting edge of everything we’re doing from a schematic standpoint.”

He also said he has adapted plenty this season.

“We’ve changed; I’ve adapted more this year than I’ve ever adapted as a coach,” he said. “I’m not hard headed to say ‘no this, no that.’ We’ve gone to a lot of pistol stuff because Jarren Williams is more comfortable with that. I’ve not been a big pistol guy over the years. We’ve adapted quite a bit of the things we’ve done.
“We’ve RPOed more [run/pass option], thrown screens, run the ball. We’re trying to do a lot of different things to get him comfortable and to play well. We are not ram rodding a system down anybody’s throat. We are going to constantly try to make the system have adjustments. We’ve adapted our scheme.”

So how should the offense be fixed? “We’ve got to coach better, block better, run routes better, be more consistent, catch the ball when we need to, got to do a better job navigating the pocket [and] keeping our eyes down field and as coaches, do a better job of putting these guys in better situations.”

Asked whether it would be a good idea to go to a no-huddle offense more, he said: “We tried to go no huddle a few times and we weren’t very successful at it. So we stayed away from it. We’re not very successful at it right now but we’re so young.”

Meanwhile, UM practiced for the fourth time on Tuesday in advance of the Dec. 26 Independence Bowl against Louisiana Tech, and Enos said Martell is being given a fresh look in the starting battle, and that repetitions in practice are being shared among Martell, Jarren Williams and N’Kosi Perry.
“He has to do it on the field and it’s been very inconsistent,” Enos said of Martell. “He hasn’t done anything to have earned a chance to do that yet. He’s been really good [in four practices]. And he’s done a nice job. I don’t know where it will end up. He’s in the right frame of mind, and we would like to see the best version of him.”
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We're dead last or near dead last in all the offensive categories, and the best this guy can say is "we need to be better"?

We are so ******* ****ed
 
Dan E. Dangerously said:
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Did this dude just say...................................................
Hol' the fck up.......

Did this dude just really say the spread don't win championships???????????????

First, how in thee FCK would he even know what or what doesn't win a championship?
Second, didn't Clemson just spread Bama's *** wide open and bust down on them??
Third, didn't OSU win the first CFP title while spreading everybody out?
Fourth, didn't Bama switch to a version of the spread?
Fifth, didn't LSU just switch to a version of the spread?

Fck this bytch, fa real. Like I never thought I would hate a coach more than D'No.....congratulation Penos.
 
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