2022/23 Coaching Staff Changes
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So you’re saying Manning’s best was “run up the middle for short gain on 1st try a long pass that isn’t open on 2nd run passing routes short of the sticks on 3rd” is trying his best? Because everyone in the stadium and watching at home can be a defensive coordinator when they know that’s what’s coming every drive.
Not going to argue about all that. The change needed to happen, it happened, I'm glad it did. At the same time, I'm not going to take a victory lap on someone being a failure or inept.
There doesn’t need to be a fundamental shift on offense. Just execution.
It's not victory lapping to say "good, he wasn't good at his job".
That's relief. That's an exhale after holding our breaths that we may just have another year of, not even bland, but strikingly awful offense.
Golesh is making $1.2 million/yr and I'm sure it would cost a heck of a lot more than that to pull him away from Tennessee after the season they had. We aren't getting Golesh, let's be realistic.
The scary thing is as good as the offense was when we had the right pieces in place, with the right coaching it could have been even better. You know - like not conditioning Purdy to be afraid of running with the ball, which was his greatest strength early in his career. I will never forget that in the Big 12 Championship game on the final drive and with time to play Purdy literally turned down running the ball with literally 30+ yards of open field in front of him to instead throw to a double-covered Kolar downfield. Someone who was known for taking off at the slightest opening and making pump fakes work 15 yards past the LoS early in his career had to be conditioned not to run in that situation.
Maybe he misses Ames water…
I thought the replacement was the Ohio OC, no? Probably to be announced after the MAC championship game?
That's gotta be our "x" factor.....the benefit of THE BEST water straight out of the tap.
if we executed once we got in our opponent's territory, we're probably 8-4 this year. I hope that's something that is improved next season
A reminder of what our QBs looked like without being shackled to "a system".
Kyle Kempt first career start: 236.3 Passer Rating
Kyle Kempt best career start: 236.3 Passer Rating
Brock Purdy first career start: 243.1 Passer Rating
Brock Purdy best career start: 243.1 Passer Rating
Hunter Dekkers first career start: 196.2 Passer Rating
Hunter Dekkers best career start: 196.2 Passer Rating
This guy?
Scott Isphording - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks - Football Coaches - Ohio University
Twitter: http://twitter.com/CoachIzzy1 Scott Isphording begins his 12th season as an assistant coach in 2024. Isphording began his second tour of duty in Athens
Is it though? A defense is always guessing in a QBs first start and I would enter in as evidence all of ISU's performances against backup quarterbacks over the years as proof.
That is partly indicative of opposing defenses having no film.
Whoops I effed that up. I was responding to an earlier post then abandoned it and closed the app and came back later and replied to another post and the app kept the quote and what I had wrote earlier.
I was talking about Scheelhaase in the second paragraph of my reply.
