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Future OC help?
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Traveling Man
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I don’t think we will have a chance but if he decides to return to the college ranks, he will create quite the stir.
Well I am holding back on thinking about a new OC till when the Gamecocks have a opening. Been so silent and why taking so long, and I heard all kind of reason why waiting so long... Drama will continue I reckon. I just know other schools have already fired their OC and ours is still full blown on the recruiting trail....
Also the guy just had only 1 great year and his offenses are now rock bottom now in the NFL. I do not think he is the man here. We are already just about at rock bottom. Anyhow the Gamecocks as of now still have a OC.
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After watching all of the Panthers game with him at OC I will say he does it adjust his game plan at all and keeps trying the same things that are bot working. Not sure if he had so much talent at LSU he could get away with it, but I have not been impressed with him. With that said he was hamstrung with some crappy quarterbacks with the Panthers.
Brady did have help @ LSU as a co-offensive coordinator, so perhaps those adjustments came as a byproduct of the collaboration with his seasoned colleague. I think the ability to appropriately adjust can only come from experience, and likely, at 31 years young. Brady was not ready for that responsibility in the pros, year 1. Not sure we could get a chance to see the calls be effective with pitiful line and QB play with the Panthers.
CSB may have more patience to have Satt work out some kinks. When Brady got canned today, my thought immediately went to Satt’s relationship with him. And secondly, to how bringing in Brady could help goose recruiting, as well as provide an opportunity to rebuild his credibility post-firing.
Outside of that, I am still trying to gain a sense of CSB’s aim in improving the O in year 2.
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Hey, say what you want good player's make average coaches seem great, remember he had a split role in L.S.U. , they had 2 of them calling the plays
I mean he had some help. I like Joe but I think we need someone that is proven like North Carolina's guy, I am hearing that Beamer is trying to hire him . He really likes him and knows the O.C. @ North Carolina.
I mean he had some help. I like Joe but I think we need someone that is proven like North Carolina's guy, I am hearing that Beamer is trying to hire him . He really likes him and knows the O.C. @ North Carolina.
Pretty sure many coaches could have coached the talent LSU had that year. We need an OC who can work with average talent and get more out of it. Not someone who needs elite talent.
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We can't run a Pro-style offense here and, apparently, neither can Brady.
So he would be a great fit. Let's open up the checkbook and give him all the money he wants.
LOL
So he would be a great fit. Let's open up the checkbook and give him all the money he wants.
LOL
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Just do not see the upside on this guy.
Longo? That would be a positive move. If memory serves, I recall him being an obvious candidate (one of many) that the former guy passed on in favor of... Mike Bobo.
How much should a South Carolina Offensive Coordinator make per year?
I am not interested in Brady, at all. I'm sure my opinion will weigh heavily with the powers that be, but I truly hope this idea is not getting any consideration by them.
