Golesh doesn’t like ISU, he’s at a much bigger school, and his future is bright. He ain’t coming back here for 5 million.
Offensive Coordinator- Ideas
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Strictly my own personal opinion because he might be a good dude and a great recruiter but my guess is Golesh is going to be a case study in the Peter Principle wherever his next stop may be.
Why in the world would he leave Tennessee to come here? Heupel is the architect of their offense anyways, not Golesh. He’s going to have a much easier job getting promoted staying where he’s at.
This isn’t rocket science. The new OC will put his own position coaches in place. Even if it’s kept in house, which it most likely won’t be, Meyers and Gordon are nowhere near safe
Yes - good points.
Teams like K State and Utah incorporate the zone-read option, misdirection plays, jet sweeps - stuff that keeps a defense guessing some. We did not do enough of that.
We also suck at deviating away from the "hot hand" theory. I remember the Baylor game this year, Stanley is torching their D and catches a couple deep balls. Then poof we just stop throwing deep. Oh well i'll stop baggin on the prior guy as he is gone.
Utah and K-State will also have the QB go under center.
I really feel like this needs to be added.
We need to be more multiple in our formations ie I form, shotgun spread, two back and pistol.
Well we don't want TCU's OC after those play calls with 3 and <1 for TD in OT.
Looked exactly like what Manning would have called.
Looked exactly like what Manning would have called.
I am fine with that model; however, the Cyclones have to get better on the offensive line for that model to come to fruition.
The two I've seen speculated on here is the Ohio OC and the Ohio State OL coach. I don't care where they come from, as long as they can succeed here.
Just looked up the Ohio State OL coach salary, and he is making 800k. Manning was making just under a million here I think, so the pay raise isn't that significant so I would assume the Ohio OC is the leading candidate.
Just looked up the Ohio State OL coach salary, and he is making 800k. Manning was making just under a million here I think, so the pay raise isn't that significant so I would assume the Ohio OC is the leading candidate.
Tyler Roehl - Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends and Fullbacks - Football Coaches - NDSU
Tyler Roehl, an All-America running back and four-year letterman at North Dakota State from 2004 to 2008, returned to his alma mater as the tight ends and fullbacks
Did you expect us to install a Mike Leach or Oregon style offense?
If we commit to running the football our philosophy is different because Manning never would unless he had the best running back in America who forced him to run it.
