re: What is a good cfb coaches process?

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A process defines the way that a task is carried out, and focuses so closely on every step within a task, t

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so coaching the fine points of, for example, how a DE rushes a passer. Everything from how to get off out the stance, to hand techniques, to spin moves, to watching indications to time blocking a pass, etc. All the details of playing a particular position in a specific situation on a particular play.
Do you think LSU's position coaches are weak in these areas and that we need better position coaches that know the process of playing the position better and who can transfer that info to the players better?

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By understanding processes, your strategy be more pragmatic and ultimately more achievable,

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so what you are saying is if our coaches could understand (and I would assume you mean teach as well) the fine points better, it will work better in the real world, and we will more? basically?

is that one of the failures in coach Orgerons process?

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while giving you a balanced, viable and sustainable plan.

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a more balanced (offense attack?) will make it more likely in reality that we will win more often on a long term basis
I hope so because that is one thing Ensminger wants to bring in is a more balanced and open offense. I like that part of the process a lot.

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Does it really make a difference what you call it ?

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it is important to a lot of people for the coach to call it a "process", so yes it does make a difference.