Last time they shared a field, Holgorsen crushed Rhule/Thomas/Satterfield 58-14.
Holgorsen is officially the best coach on the entire staff.
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Holgorsen is officially the best coach on the entire staff.
I knew a guy that could control Glade air fresheners with his mind. It seems crazy, I know. But it makes scents when you think about it.
Wouldn't surprise me to have 3 co-OCs at this point. What the hell is a co-OC? Someone calls the plays and develops the offensive philosophy. One guy.
I lot more optimistic about the last 3 games of the season..
Commend Rhule for getting more help this needed to be done sooner than after the season..
Commend Rhule for getting more help this needed to be done sooner than after the season..
Yes, I agree with you but in addition, Rhule sees the consequences of not bowling. It will get very hot seat & probably is now hot seat. He see Satterfield is not the answer last yr & this yr. Rhule is mumbling & not clear at the tv interviews protecting his bad staff hires. OC, special teams, receiving coach! Step in the rifht direction it is. Something bad emotion wise has taken over the team!🤪
1. He should have brought Dana in last winter when they were flirting with the idea
2. Phil Snow is in town, he will evaluate defense.
2. Phil Snow is in town, he will evaluate defense.
Maybe Phil Snow will suggest they not give 12 yards of cushion for the receivers
Dana used to be more of a wr coach but recently has been a qb coach? Who's automatically out under this scenario? I assume he isn't coaching te's so there can't just be a straight up trade for Satterfield.
Hopefully he can make some sort of impact. Might be hard with only 3 games left
I suspect both Thomas and Satterfield will take new opportunities after the season. Satt has to be gone and I don’t think Thomas would accept being the co-OC to a new OC/play caller.
Holgerson loves fast wide receivers. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see Jaylen Lloyd a lot more involved against USC.
You can’t change your offense in 2 weeks. Hopefully he can help in game planning but I’ll be surprised if we see any immediate impact. It could actually initially cause problems😕
Why not? We suck.
Rhule here is definitely doing something to get the ball rolling on off-season changes. This is what the people wanted. This can only be viewed as positive news given the situation.
"an improvement game by game till the seasons over then make the announcement"
"He’ll work with the offensive staff in a role that will evolve as the season goes on"
many a time in life, one has to read between lines and see the writing on the wall.
as a side note we will be of the understanding mr fritz has beaten utah and ksu with players known to our soon to be oc..
"He’ll work with the offensive staff in a role that will evolve as the season goes on"
many a time in life, one has to read between lines and see the writing on the wall.
as a side note we will be of the understanding mr fritz has beaten utah and ksu with players known to our soon to be oc..
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this is not what people wanted.
people wanted heads to roll.
Holgs was here in January, Rhule let him walk.
now that the horse is out of the barn and 3 counties over, he's back.
what a shit show.
Because it can get worse. Hopefully he can make some suggestions on a more logical game plan and play calls but the playbook isn’t changing this week. I have no doubt that we’ll see some new wrinkles but we’re not going air raid against USC.
only 7 teams in the country throw the ball more than TCU.
they rank:
127th in rush play %
111th in yards/rush
122nd in rush att/game
123rd in rush yds/game
once again, it seems Rhule's words and actions are at odds.
they rank:
127th in rush play %
111th in yards/rush
122nd in rush att/game
123rd in rush yds/game
once again, it seems Rhule's words and actions are at odds.
It can worse than losing to a 2 win team? No.. we’ve reached rock bottom. Satt can’t even design a simple slant route package. He’s a bum and needs to be shot out of canon as the next pregame flyover
True, you can't make a wholesale change in 2 weeks. But you can make some changes/tweaks that can make significant differences. Look at how much our D improved under Busch after Frost was fired. They weren't world beaters but the improvement was striking.
Do you think Dana knows how many yards per play a good offense makes?
Might see more of whatever short passes that MIGHT exist within the playbook (haven't seen much for non horizontal short passing).
That and in shotgun 1st and 2nd down, an emphasis that if we're breaking the huddle with a pass play called (typical Satt) we audible to a quick effective inside run when only 5 or less in the box. Should be automatic.
Hey, I give you props. Point stands that your thread titles are very misleading.
Well the better argument is offenses where he had a direct hand in. This though only truely helps your argument. As from 2008 - 2023 his offenses rank an average of 90th in rushing percentage.
I guess the positive is that he does take advantage of light boxes as 1st RB averages 914 yards and rb2 averages 534. Only 3 times has his offenses been below 80th in rushing percentage.
I hope he helps install a quick game in the passing. Double slants and mesh routes as man beaters, Stick and out routes against zone. Get the ball out of the young QBs hands ASAP.
It will be pretty interesting if we end up going to a bowl game and play TCU. Lol.
I know it is at a totally different level but I once ditched my defense that we had for the entire season and put in a 3-5-3 in pre-game for the last game of the year and we were just fine...
I mean, we still lost, but the defense was a lot better.
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