re: Offensive Coordinator

as they should. Why should we disrupt a good thing. Sloan has done an excellent job and should be rewarded. He is the only QB coach Nuss has ever known. Why would we change that?

I think its obvious that BK wants to do everything possible to keep Sloan and Hankton.

So that would lead to a co/oc situation in my opinion. Perhaps they look outside the program but I've heard they really want to keep Sloan and Hankton on the staff if possible.

Things will be interesting especially with possible Alabama interest turning towards Hankton for its WR coaching position.

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he hires Hankton, Sloan might leave and visa versa

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Others have suggested they could share the title/position. It’s not uncommon.

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We've accepted it's Sloan, and more importantly so have the players.

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The players shouldn't get much of a say and usually don't. The players always want who they know to stay. Interim coaches, position coaches promoted, whatever

I like this idea

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I would say most likely Terry Malone takes TE duties. Currently an LSU analyst.

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He is a good one for sure, he been a good part of this offense, as an analyst. But does he want to recruit, go through the everyday of being an assistant?

Yea and Hank tells me different but ok.

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The players shouldn't get much of a say and usually don't. The players always want who they know to stay. Interim coaches, position coaches promoted, whatever

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to this reply and the other two who quoted me, i didn't say the players should choose. The OP asked if we've (the fans) have accepted it's Sloan. I said yes, but more important than the fans the players have.

The players opinion is more important than ours, sure you agree.

Given the shake up on defense, youve got to keep some semblance of continuity on offense.

That, coupled with this year's success on Offense leads to the conclusion that co-OC is worth the gamble. Especially with the 2025 class on the line.

Didn’t say that hoss. We didn’t have an OC though. We needed exactly what we did. Sloan up top looking at the whole field, calling the plays planned by all personnel prior to the game according to Wisconsin’s defensive game plan.

Sloan talking directly to Nuss when he comes off the field and Hankton running the WR’s on and off the field when the play is called. Not to mention Sloan being very familiar with this job, having done it previously.

It just makes sense. Hankton knows the WRs strengths/ weaknesses and sending them to their specific WR position when the play comes through and Sloan able to communicate with Nuss, knowing his strengths and weaknesses. They all throwing ideas up to Sloan from the field and he calling the play to take advantage.

That’s basically it. It’s actually much more complicated than that but in its basic form, that’s it. Worked pretty good, didn’t it?