re: What is a good cfb coaches process?

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Really, it doesn't matter what offensive scheme you run or what plays you call. Having a successful college football program comes down to having the right people in the right culture doing the right things.

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It's important to, at the very least, have a preferred offensive identity or philosophy. Once you've at least gotten over that hump, you can recruit the right kids and hire the right assistants to ensure that identity and philosophy is implemented as best as it can. Les' philosophy/identity may have been antiquated but he stuck to it, and even as predictable and inept as we were towards the end of his tenure on offense, we still were never straight up bad. Because Les still had a vision and still was recruiting at a VERY high level.