Maybe he left because the offense was next to last in the defensive minded big 12. I can't believe Arnett didn't hire that kind of firepower his first dayIf we couldn’t persuade him to leave Purdue, he didn’t want to come anyway. I personally couldn’t imagine leaving WVU for PU.
I think that was probably about getting out before things went south and resetting his "clock" with a new school.If we couldn’t persuade him to leave Purdue, he didn’t want to come anyway. I personally couldn’t imagine leaving WVU for PU.
Again, he led the PAC 12 in offense in 2021 and improved WVU by 70 yards per game and 5 points per game in his only season there. Don't think you can reasonably blame WVU's problems on him.Maybe he left because the offense was next to last in the defensive minded big 12. I can't believe Arnett didn't hire that kind of firepower his first day
This is the correct answer. He's jumping off a sinking ship.He's getting out before Brown and the rest of the staff are fired next offseason.
He's been around with experience calling plays and leach guy. What worries me about spurrier is that he's never done that. Harrell said he left leach because he would never get the opportunity to coach qbs and be the OC because that's what leach did on his teams.Why do people think Harrell is a hotshot? USC wasn't good and neither was WV.
I'm not damning him to hell or anything, I know good talent can get stuck in bad places at times. But there's still no reason to be upset that we didn't get him to be our OC.
Littrell, yes. Hatcher doesn't impress me.Neal Brown sucks! I said it when people mentioned him for our job. He didn't recruit worth a crap. WV issues are on him, not Harrell. Harrell killed it before going to that ********.
But I'm still saying it's going to be Littrell or Hatcher here for my best guess.
I looked it up. Looked more like 38 yards a game to me. 371 to 399 and 5.4 pointsAgain, he led the PAC 12 in offense in 2021 and improved WVU by 70 yards per game and 5 points per game in his only season there. Don't think you can reasonably blame WVU's problems on him.
371 to 399 is 28 but point madeI looked it up. Looked more like 38 yards a game to me. 371 to 399 and 5.4 points
You are correct. I looked at total points in 2021 (328) and not yards per game (371.1).I looked it up. Looked more like 38 yards a game to me. 371 to 399 and 5.4 points
I don’t think a head coaching record has anything to do with how good a coordinator a coach is. And 45-45 at North Texas isn’t even that bad. It’s North Texas, not TCU or Baylor.Littrell has a 45-45 record and just got fired at North Texas. Not Texas. North 17n Texas. Not sure that screams winner to me. Maybe I'm dumb but I can't see running out and hiring anyone that isn't a sure fire winner. You can bet your *** CML wouldn't be hiring him
He had good offenses at North Texas and when he was an OC at Arizona, Indiana, and North Carolina. We don’t need him to be the head coach, we just need him to help us have a good offense, which has been a strength of his historically.Littrell has a 45-45 record and just got fired at North Texas. Not Texas. North 17n Texas. Not sure that screams winner to me. Maybe I'm dumb but I can't see running out and hiring anyone that isn't a sure fire winner. You can bet your *** CML wouldn't be hiring him
Exactly. Playing UNT level competition. Just my opinion but I see nothing impressive. If he was real good he woulda been hired by a bigger school instead of fired by a smaller school. None of us are making the decisions here but thats not the direction I would go.I don’t think a head coaching record has anything to do with how good a coordinator a coach is. And 45-45 at North Texas isn’t even that bad. It’s North Texas, not TCU or Baylor.
Last coach at UNT with a better record than him was Hayden Fry in the 1970s in Division I-AA. Most of the coaches in between were a LOT worse than .500. If you go 45-45 at UNT, you've done something.Exactly. Playing UNT level competition. Just my opinion but I see nothing impressive. If he was real good he woulda been hired by a bigger school instead of fired by a smaller school. None of us are making the decisions here but thats not the direction I would go.
Exactly. Playing UNT level competition. Just my opinion but I see nothing impressive. If he was real good he woulda been hired by a bigger school instead of fired by a smaller school. None of us are making the decisions here but thats not the direction I would go.
So you don’t want to hire a guy who has plenty of Power 5 OC experience and head coaching experience but do want to hire a guy who has never been much more than a position coach. And Spurrier was only with Leach for five seasons. It’s not like he’s been his second in command since his Texas Tech days.We will see what they do but I see no reason to go out and get an OC unless he is a sure fire impressive candidate. I'm sure Spurrier can do anything Littrell or Harrell can do. If Mike didn't have complete confidence in him he would not have kept him around. Most likely he would have parted ways like Littrell and so many others did. But what do I know
Yes. Have you ever even looked at his coaching experience ? He was coaching way before he got with Leach. Look into it. Have you ever heard of the fun and gun ? That offense changed the SEC. He might be able to add a few new wrinkles to the Air RaidSo you don’t want to hire a guy who has plenty of Power 5 OC experience and head coaching experience but do want to hire a guy who has never been much more than a position coach. And Spurrier was only with Leach for five seasons. It’s not like he’s been his second in command since his Texas Tech days.
Yeah, I have. He’s 50 years old and has never been a coordinator. There’s a reason for that. If his last name wasn’t Spurrier, would people still be wanting him to be promoted? I doubt it.Yes. Have you ever even looked at his coaching experience ? He was coaching way before he got with Leach. Look into it. Have you ever heard of the fun and gun ? That offense changed the SEC. He might be able to add a few new wrinkles to the Air Raid
If he was coaching somewhere else I would not be saying go get him. But he came here with Leach, knows these players, recruited half of them and I don't see why everybody wants to run hire some fired small college coach. If he was good do ya think they woulda fired him ?? That would be kinda dumb imo. But I guess we gotta wait and see what happensYeah, I have. He’s 50 years old and has never been a coordinator. There’s a reason for that. If his last name wasn’t Spurrier, would people still be wanting him to be promoted? I doubt it.
Mine is not Rob. I try to be pretty specific on my pointIs your first name Rob? May have to start reading between the lines of your posts...
I hope we find out if he does. I liked Littrell best until I saw some things on Hatcher's offense. He runs a fast high tempo offense and with more of an air raid concept than Littrell does.Hatcher has been a head coach since 2000 at either the Division II or FCS level. Would he want to all of a sudden go back to just being an offensive coordinator?
He could be good as a WR coach but not as an OC. Just see how it all plays out. If I was Arnett, I think I would hire somebody who has run an air raid type offense as an experienced OC,. This OC hire could make or break Arnett.If he was coaching somewhere else I would not be saying go get him. But he came here with Leach, knows these players, recruited half of them and I don't see why everybody wants to run hire some fired small college coach. If he was good do ya think they woulda fired him ?? That would be kinda dumb imo. But I guess we gotta wait and see what happens
Korea is pretty damn cold during those months.The coldest place on earth in December, January, February?
West Lafayette, Indiana
Bingo and never called any plays either. He can be a good WR coach and still not be a good OC candidate.Yeah, I have. He’s 50 years old and has never been a coordinator. There’s a reason for that. If his last name wasn’t Spurrier, would people still be wanting him to be promoted? I doubt it.