Tony Franklin's offenses have improved at every stop going back to 2000

...except Auburn, where he was fired just 6 games into the season, which is ludicrous IMO.

Thought this was pretty impressive

The year prior to assuming OC duties
Years as the OC

Kentucky
1999: Total offense 56th, Passing offense 13th
2000: Total offense 11th (1st in Conf), Passing offense 2nd

Troy
2005: Total offense 109th, Passing offense 102nd
2006: Total offense 77th (2nd in Conf), Passing offense 71st
2007: Total offense 16th (1st in Conf) , Passing offense 30th

Auburn
2007: Total offense 97th, Passing offense 103rd
2008: Total offense 104th (9th in Conf), Passing offense 99th (fired after 6 games)

Middle Tennessee St.
2008: Total offense 70th, Passing offense 39th
2009: Total offense 27th (2nd in Conf), Passing offense 42nd

Louisiana Tech
2009: Total offense 64th, Passing offense 91st
2010: Total offense 49th (5th in Conf), Passing offense 62nd
2011: Total offense 51st (4th in Conf), Passing offense 45th
2012: Total offense 1st (1st in Conf), Passing offense 3rd

California
2012: Total offense 69th, Passing offense 87th
2013: Total offense 34th (10th in Conf), Passing offense 10th
2014: Total offense 13th (6th in Conf), Passing offense 6th
2015: Total offense 8th (2nd in Conf), Passing offense 3rd

Middle Tennessee St.
2015: Total offense: 32nd, Passing offense 15th
2016: Total offense: 9th (3rd in Conf), Passing offense 12th

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Tony Franklin has taken three NCAA division one programs in the last six years and doubled their win totals from the season prior to his arrival. Franklin shares his winning secrets during his nationally acclaimed seminars.

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This is also the guy who recruited and coached Jared Goff