Well yeah. Obviously I want guys representing well. However, Campbell makes millions to win.
What changes do you hope we see next year
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Well yeah. Obviously I want guys representing well. However, Campbell makes millions to win.
Campbells does look a bit better to be fair
Year 1 - Sucked, but punched above our weight level. Very clear improvement from the UNI opener to the Tech game
Year 2 - Fantastic. Expectations blown away. 2 of the biggest wins in program history. Mid season adjustments completely flipped the season
Year 3 - bad start, changes made mid season at QB saved the year. Made the Big 12 title hunt until the very end
Year 4 - first disappointing year under CMC. Didnt beat anyone that good. Tons of losses in the margins. Got embarrassed by Notre Dame. Not a good year
Year 5 - ULL embarrassment aside amazing year start to end. First regular season Big 12 title, title game appearance, and NY6 appearance/win. the covid * is valid. I think of it the same way as facing teams with injuries or the likes though. When luck shines upon you allow it to do so.
Year 6 - Flop of a year. Defense struggled at times. Offense did too. st sucked and cost hs games. Beat nobody good. Lost a lot of games we shouldn't have. Bad year
Year 7 - Terrible year. No post season. Offensive flaws that we knew existed were amplified by 100 and even our elite defense couldn't hide it.
Dont feel like its the same. It could trend that way but he's above that tier right now
Exactly. This is what I have been saying all year. We have zero offensive weapons returning next year. Literally zero. It’s going to be absolutely brutal. Campbell needs to make changes to keep this fan base fired up. If he doesn’t, well… his coaching career will be over.
My wishlist:
1) Myers fired
2) Manning demoted to OL coach. If he doesn't accept the demotion, he should be let go
3) New offensive philosophy. I dont care if we continue to ball control/punt model, but new philosophy regarding creativity, run scheme, route trees, etc. Watching Baylor and TCU, their offensive scheme is light years ahead of ours.
4) Offensive line transfer(s) brought it
5) An open QB competition between Dekkers, Becht, and Kohl. If Dekkers wins the job then fine. I think he has a ton of talent and could be great if he takes a couple steps forward. But he should have to re-earn it
1) Myers fired
2) Manning demoted to OL coach. If he doesn't accept the demotion, he should be let go
3) New offensive philosophy. I dont care if we continue to ball control/punt model, but new philosophy regarding creativity, run scheme, route trees, etc. Watching Baylor and TCU, their offensive scheme is light years ahead of ours.
4) Offensive line transfer(s) brought it
5) An open QB competition between Dekkers, Becht, and Kohl. If Dekkers wins the job then fine. I think he has a ton of talent and could be great if he takes a couple steps forward. But he should have to re-earn it
Absolutely invisible outside of Dean’s TD last night.
Btw Dean on that one play looks like he has loads of talent and is athletic. Why are the tight ends basically non existent this season. When you have a bad line, tight ends should be the go to guys. Especially with a new quarterback. So confused on that
I don’t think there is usually enough time to let typical TE routes develop and they probably hold them in a lot more to help out on the line. That TD play was a great play, almost a trick play though.
1) CMC swallows some pride and admits that the offensive staff needs to be restructured.
2) The OC needs to have responsibilities for a position group. Check Alabama, Ohio State, Tennessee for examples. We are only allowed a certain number of coaches. Why waste one by having a OC with no positions?
3) WR and RB positions need their own coaches.
4) Evaluation of current staff. Who has developed players vs who has been ineffective with player development
5) Maintain the defensive staff
6) For God’s sake, admit that special teams need to be a priority not an afterthought.
2) The OC needs to have responsibilities for a position group. Check Alabama, Ohio State, Tennessee for examples. We are only allowed a certain number of coaches. Why waste one by having a OC with no positions?
3) WR and RB positions need their own coaches.
4) Evaluation of current staff. Who has developed players vs who has been ineffective with player development
5) Maintain the defensive staff
6) For God’s sake, admit that special teams need to be a priority not an afterthought.
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In addition to the o line issue...if we are going to play this way, we just have to have a kicker. Or a way to developer a kicker. Can't keep leaving 6-12 points in the field every week when we play all these 1 score games.
It is not as simple as changing coaches. Campbell is the head coach and sees what happens in practice and in recruiting. He agrees with the play calling and game plan. My take is that we lost two tight ends to the NFL that were good in the run game and passing game. It is clear to me that our current Tight Ends are not blocking well, the replacements for Kolar and Allen. Next, our receivers outside of X, are not making plays. I do not understand our o line play. When is the last time we had a receiver make a big play down the field like Lazard, Butler, Kolar, or Allen? Our guys are not making plays. Next year is our year! Always.
He dropped a sure touchdown pass the week before and butterfingered two other passes that got intercepted. If we throw to him deep in one on one coverage he gets pushed out of the way by a defender which turns into an interception. That is not the answer.
I think Brian should be oline coach and bring in someone else to run the offense.
They won't make any changes though, at most have Brian coach line again and hire a new qb coach.
It's quite amazing how similar the two situations are.
I think the stark difference in ST is the big difference, along with playing in what is probably the worst division in power conference football.
Iowa is so damn good on ST. Even with their offense, they actually can make the case they are playing complimentary football. ISU is just an elite defense being completely sabotaged by ST and offense.
We’d be skewered nationally for firing Campbell this year, and rightfully so.
