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So Studwara lives off of his offenses at Bowling Green
Posted on 11/30/09 at 6:49 pm
Posted on 11/30/09 at 6:49 pm
but in reality he wasn't even in charge of the offense. While Urban Meyer was coach there, the head coach above Studs at Bowling Green was the actual OC. He then took over the head coach position when Urban went to Utah.
Does anyone actually think Studs was calling plays? I think he was more like Mullen was at UF in that capacity, but Mullen actually did his training under Meyer in the SEC.
How does being an OL coach in the MAC = good enough to be an OL coach in the SEC?
It's obvious since Henson left last season how badly our OL has struggled. I think he had more influence over the OL coaching than Studs did. This is why Studs has to go. You are in the toughest conference with the best DLs in the country week in and week out in the SEC. You can't have half arse coaching at the OL position.
Does anyone actually think Studs was calling plays? I think he was more like Mullen was at UF in that capacity, but Mullen actually did his training under Meyer in the SEC.
How does being an OL coach in the MAC = good enough to be an OL coach in the SEC?
It's obvious since Henson left last season how badly our OL has struggled. I think he had more influence over the OL coaching than Studs did. This is why Studs has to go. You are in the toughest conference with the best DLs in the country week in and week out in the SEC. You can't have half arse coaching at the OL position.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 6:51 pm to LSUMafia
He doesnt really look like hes contributing much on the sidelines other than lack of space.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 6:56 pm to Dr. 3
I am not saying he's a horrible coach, but his resume is heavily built on his OC days at Bowling Green. Seems like this is happening with a lot of up and coming coaches, where the head coach runs the show on that side of the ball and the OC is more just a position coach.
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