Those that want a change at OC - that means you want a different system right?

I, personally, don’t think we need a new system. It’s unfortunate how much hate E has gotten because he truly has done a phenomenal job. Too many people see a dropped ball, or a covered WR or a stuffed run and just assume that the reason that play didn’t work was because of the OC calling that play to begin with... and when Defense sucks and we lose games, every single offensive play that doesn’t work perfectly is used as a reason to blame the OC for us not winning.
But the truth is that SOMETIMES, players frick up, And defenders win their battles, and defensive coaches win THEIR battles... so it’s important to know what you’re talking about. I feel like I’ve watched close enough to see that E’s done a good job of setting a standard for offensive performance.
It’s just simply time to move on to THE guy that’s going to have that extra edge. That extra “sense” for calling plays. That extra passion for recruiting and seeing young people succeed.
As far as their system goes, it needs to be based on fundamentals and needs to be multiple. We need to be able to spread it out and let it fly all night, OR dot the I and run through the competition.
Someone like Sarkisian. Watching the SEC championship game I saw offensive principles from about 3 different decades and from multiple different “systems”. And that’s how you win championships (plural). You get the guys that understand football from all angles and aren’t too prideful to switch it up when the time calls for it.

Promote Russ Callaway!!

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Promote Russ Callaway!!

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Tbh this is the only OC change I’ll support. Not that it matters.

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I don’t want whatever system 2020 was

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agreed.

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Because that’s what you’re going to get. You’ll never get a decent OC here if the expectation is for him to not run HIS offense.

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This is an advantage of looking at Callaway. The playbook would certainly change a bit, but the continuity in terminology and just the structure of the offense would help. Players would be able to focus on learning new wrinkles and improving their games, rather than learning a new offense from the ground up.

I think you hire Callaway because he’s a talented guy who’s time has come here. The continuity is just a side benefit.

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It was basically the same system as the year before lol u people are silly

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Minus the timely play calling & attention to detail, yea

And zero creativity in the run game. No thanks

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possibly Cregg

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The recruiting has sucked, and the players are NOT being coached up. What possible reason is there to keep him? Joe and Clyde made the 2019 line look better then it really was.

you are aware there are multiple ways to run basically the same system.

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Now it’s just a matter of having the quality players we need available for each game. Myles Brennan would have made all the difference in the world. The full playbook could have been utilized.

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The full playbook wasn’t utilized in the first three games with MB. No running game, no RPO, didn’t attack the middle of the field, no bunch formations and combo routes. It was SE rolling the pocket away from the blitz, passing routes outside the hash, only middle routes were deep Seams to TM. 9-39 on 3rd, and shite RZ offense.

I want an OC that doesn’t need a PGC to play wet nurse to him by having to call 3rd down and RZ.

I want an OC to run his system, know how to scheme,not only other teams but to scheme around LSUs weaknesses.

I want an OC that can make in game adjustments.

I want an OC that’s innovative and doesn’t struggle with Play calling.