What do you want to know about Campbell's last five years.
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What's your take on Campbell bringing a good chunk of his staff over? Some were hoping he'd bring bigger name coordinators.
My only slight concern is how he will deal with adversity. He seems to have a good plan to set things up here. But if things go wrong at any point will he be flexible and willing to change things? Or will be be stubborn?
What general style of offense should we expect to see (run first, pass first, even blend, talent based)?
This staff will hit the floor running just like they did recruiting. The staff knows the plan and how to communicate it to the players. I would of been shocked and WORRIED for Campbell if he didn't bring along the guys he did.
I can't speak for him on that, but as an Ohio guy I hope so. I do know Urban pursued him to be their OC but toledo offered head coach position. I would go to allot of games if he did end up at OSU someday. If he does, you guys had great years under his leadership.
FYI there is a realtor who supports this site financially who had a hissy fit over previous coach's choice of entrance music, so I think that question was a joke, but something the players like would be solid.
Very interesting. Sounds like Urban offered the job to Campbell before he hired away our former OC Tom Herman. Herman is doing pretty well for himself now too.
I dont believe I ever saw the guy shaken. He believes in the process and will weather the storm. I think when he feels he has skilled players in the positions he needs there will be more flexibility. Ex at Toledo. They didnt have db's who could play press man. He played zone and coverage was designed to stop big over the top plays. When dbs were more capable, they ran more aggressive coverages. You will probably scream at times, but evetually when personnel is in place he/staff will make the needed adjustments. Just my opinion. Some tol fans would disagree, but I have spent my whole life coaching and see this staff putting players in position to succeed not run something they can't do.
Has Toledo had much problem with injuries? With the multitude of ours over the years, I think some of us anyway have questioned the strength and conditioning program.
