Who would be your pick for our new O-Line coach?

I don't even know any

Did we lose our current one?

Jack Bicknell III

IDK but i'm sure he'll solve all of our problems ...just like every year when we get a new asst coach, they always solve all of our problems.

It's a racket.

Technique is technique, Play-calling, schemes, etc is all generally the same from team to team. It's not like different languages and totally different ideas. It's mind-frame. the players need to be mentally stronger, confident. Mainly mentally strong. It's a matter of principle. This could lead to the kind of person that are recruited and are on the team. Look at the type of player that is successful in the NFL, and college the same. Look at the groups who have been successful for us in the past. Demographics play a large role in the success of the position, the style of coaching and leadership as well, but in regards to the mentality. This is the most strenuous position to play mentally in the entire game. The combinations and leadership of the entire unit are key. Talent can be over-compensated by mental toughness.

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The reasons behind the O-line collapse? Miscommunication, center Elliott Porter said, “poor play,” said right guard Trai Turner.

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More reason to shite can Studwara and get a coach who is in shape to represent.

1) Kevin Mawae - instant recruiting cred, NFL experience, attitude, already hanging around program, has forgotten more oline technique and skills than Stud will ever grasp.

2) Bob Bostad - coached all those Wisconsin studs and NFL (Bucs) experience, one of the best around.

3) Ben Wilkerson - was asst oline coach during the '11 season, was reason for oline improvement that season, would recruit well.

4) Greg Adkins - NFL (Bills now)/College oline experience, worked w/Chavis at UT, good oline coach

5) James Cregg - good recruiter and oline coach at USC.

6) Hal Hunter - NFL (Chargers/Colts/etc) experience, good oline coach, LSU history, worked with Cameron.

7) Lunda Wells - NFL (Giants) and college (LSU) experience.

Willie roaf

Donta Scarnechia (expensive, but a game changer, and prob the best in the business)

Pete Carmicheal or Matt Moore may be more realistic.

I just don't understand why we've had so many issues with the o-line and offense when our head coach is a former o-lineman and offensive coach. I bet highly touted high school o-linemen have been reading posts from idiot negatigers and choosing to commit elsewhere. And I bet current players' performances are affected by negatiger negativity.