AYS: Munoz coming back as an analyst

Sounds good. He got praise in that role two years ago and he knows the offense.

Need to get some old DCs back on that side to do advanced film breakdown like they had Coyle doing. I think last year's d analysts were all Pelini's 25 year old Youngstown assistants.

frick yeah, he was world class at that apparently

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It's like Orgeron realized whatever they did in '19 worked

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Reading that post was like reading computer code.

Thank you,phil knows his stuff he doesn`t throw things
out there without thought or recearch.

Pelini coulda stayed on as an analyst for all I care.

agreed....O should have retained as much of that offense, including analysts like Munoz to try, with Ensminger to run as close to the same offense as possible. But, O decided to bring in a loser coach, Linehan, that disrupted the offensive approach, by bringing in an NFL approach....especially or third downs and red zone...which I though was pathetic this year. Linehan was a terrible hire. His departure, Ensminger's departure, and new young blood will invigorate our offense. I'm sorry but I can't get over not being able to score from the 1/2 yd line against Missouri....a real insight into the abilities of Cregg and Linehan, imho. That is why I want them both gone asap. We will never be as strong as we could be, should be, with coaches of that calibre on our staff. It will eventually work its way out, and Linehan's/Ensminger's departure is a start. Probably after this next year, O will realize that the offense can't produce 'enough' without an improved Oline...which needs upgraded recruiting and coaching. It will happen soon or later.

"O should have retained as much of that offense, including analysts like Munoz"

there are plenty of articles out there that will show that O tried to retain Munoz.