re: Do coordinators help the other side self scout?

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While this is certainly not good and needs to be improved drastically, some of you Miles haters seem to think the object of the game is to see how many passing yards you can rack up. Or how many total yards period. That is just not the goal at all. The goal is to win the game. Points per game is a much more telling stat, as is yards per play. We seem to do relatively well in these. Make no mistake, not well enough, but I have never in my life heard any other coach judged simply on where their offenses rank in passing yards per game. Without the numbers in front of me, I'd be willing to bet just about everything I own that rushing yards per game is much more directly related to wins.

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Being one dimensional (on either side of the game) is a great way to lose a bunch of games and we've seen that come to pass the last few years, 10 conference losses since 2013! People correctly see that if we can get our passing game going to even an average level that's all we need to compete for championships again.