Moorhead immediately comes to mind. Gotta believe he had a terrible experience in Starkville (is it possible for anyone with an intellect above thta of Junior samples to have a good experience in Starkville?). Apparently one of the reasons he left Oregonn to take the Akron job because he wanted to be closer to home (Pittsburgh).
If I had a dime for every time I’ve made that statement I still wouldn’t have a dime.
I have to agree with you here. Also, if Moorhead would be the next OC, #9 fits his offensive scheme better than #15. I’m not ready to give up on #15, he has all the tools, I’m not sure he had the weapons or play calls this year to show them all.
Now that would be interesting and Mr. Allar would probably approve.
If your Head Coach re-hires Joe Moorhead as his OC I hope you personally kiss Drew Allar’s asz goodbye. There will be absolutely no reason for him to remain at PSU. He probably learned this lesson the hard way vs Rutgers.
Allar would fit in Michigan offense more than he would at psu. Beware.
You Franklin Fanatics? What in that post made you refer to me as a Franklin fanatic? There’s a reason why I put you on ignore months ago. Not sure why I took you off recently. Back you go. F off.
Even Troy Aikman was smart enough to transfer to UCLA after Barry Switzer introduced the wishbone at OU.
If Joe Moorhead had been "trying to get back to Penn State since he left", as Franklin put it in the press conference, he would be here by now. Either picked up as OC in 2020 or 2021 when OC hires were made. Or in 2022/2023 as an upgrade over Yurcich. Or 2024?
Jesus save us. Dick Anderson was my gym teacher when I was in 11th grade and he was doing his practice teaching in his senior year at PSU. I’m 79 you do the math.
Doing the math, you don't look a day over 80.
Would be interesting to see what BOB could do with Allar. He would probably like the TE room as well.
I would take Gattis back as WR coach.
Or you fire the OC and get one in that can utilize his talents.....with a WR room that is a C- at best. They line up wrong, run the wrong patterns, and drop throws that really can be caught. The good news is that they get tremendous separation.....oh wait....no they don't. They have such speed though that they make the safties respect the deep ball.....oooops again...not they don't. Get an OC that can utilize his talent and maybe an OC that can pull some decent WR's in the portal.
Coaches go where they will get paid and after you've bounced around enough you kind of get used to it. I'm not thinking he would come back, but it really wouldn't be a shock either.
Phil Schlostky, the janitor in Lasch, took some NIL money to go to PSU Shenango and regrets it.
What's a Franklin fanatic? JoeBots, can't keep track of the nicknames around here. For the record, I'm a reformed Druid who enjoys long walks on the beach with my wife, spicy food and offensive coordinators that put the damn ball in the endzone. What does that make me?
This has been kind of glossed over on the board, but the WR room is a big issue for this offense.
But has it? It's been a big question since the start of the season. I saw a hope during the WVU game but it went down the drain in about 2-3 games.
