Cam Cameron calling plays on the field this year

Does it really matter is we continue to call the same three running plays 80% of the time?

If we continue to see a lack of creativity then it doesn't matter. The plays that are called will make a difference not where Cam Cameron is sitting and/or standing when he calls the plays.

Has this been reported or are you just assuming?

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I wonder if D.C. will be in the sky, spotting?

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I'd be surprised as that's pretty rare.

Has Cam actually stated he was coaching from sidelines or is this an assumption from TTU game?
It's pretty difficult to play chess at eye level and majority of OCs prefer booth where they can see/attack defensive positioning, tendanciess, subs, etc with constraint plays.
Possible he's found a staff he trusts.

From what I've seen and heard of Aranda, he will be on the field.
I wouldn't be surprised to see Cameron in the box again with Craig on the sidelines to coach BH6.

Our issue is that we never had a true quarterback coach on the field. Harris and others always had to go to a headset and speak with CC upstairs. I personally love the decision. Hopefully this leads to more fluent play calling and less delay of games/false starts.

I've always been a firm believer that plays are still coming straight from Miles and not Cameron.

The idea that it's so much better if he calls plays from the sideline is goofy. It's because they tried that against TT, but I could have texted the plays in from my house in Tennessee for the game against Texas Tech. They couldn't stop the run and were doomed the minute the matchup was announced.

Unless there's a damned good reason not to, I'd rather have the OC in the box where he has a bird's eye view of the defense and can see where to exploit. No one has shown any evidence that Cam is some dynamic personality with such a calming influence that the offense will gain more than it loses by taking away the bird's eye perspective.