I was hoping they would get Io_ay but hawks will be to far down in the picking order.
Marcus Satterfield
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I've watched a lot of SC this year. way too much, honestly.
they've been much, much better than expected. the loss @ florida was a really really tough spot coming off 4 straight wins including @kentucky launched them into the top 25. classic let down game
their worst loss by far was at home vs mizzou - a game in which Rattler really played poorly
their team has been a lot more fun this year than in years past, that's for damn sure
they've been much, much better than expected. the loss @ florida was a really really tough spot coming off 4 straight wins including @kentucky launched them into the top 25. classic let down game
their worst loss by far was at home vs mizzou - a game in which Rattler really played poorly
their team has been a lot more fun this year than in years past, that's for damn sure
Heard they offered him 1.1 mill to stay. Definitely sounds like they wanted him gone.
SC is traditionally a run-heavy school.
if you look closely, the guy with the 2nd most rushing attempts for the cocks this year is a tight end
they suffered some preseason injuries in the backfield that have hampered their depth - plus, they have an NFL arm to play with
despite the above, they still run it 51% of the time (389 rushes vs 372 passes)
They had no business winning what, 8 games this year? They beat Tennessee, they beat Clemson.
They are clearly not a perfect team, which shows when you see a few bad games but they did better than expected.
Yeah but this is his Baylor OC correct? Same kind of stats there as well. 51 percent is okay but all his time at bayler and now sc he has yet to have 1000 yard runner. Nothing wrong with that but was just saying for people who want to watch the team be a highly effective run game may be disappointed.
media had S. Car. pegged as the 5th best team in the SEC east this preseason & 12th out of 14 SEC teams overall
they finished 3rd in the east
they finished 3rd in the east
No, Satterfield was his OC at Temple. His OC at Baylor was Glenn Thomas.
Oh gotcha thanks for that info that's what I get for not researching before I post 😂
and in 2015 - their best year there - they fed a bellcow 276 times to the tune of 1200 yards
Michigan has the right recipe for success year in and year out. Im at the stage of whatever....but not having a run based offense in the Big 10 is foolish IMO.
Hopefully this staff will adapt to the personnel that we currently have as well as the Big 10 in general.
Hopefully this staff will adapt to the personnel that we currently have as well as the Big 10 in general.
Yup was hoping to be more like the temple offense he ran as opposed to the offense the oc at Baylor ran. I think a very solid pickup. Wonder where he goes for DC.
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No. That's just like Frost. Can't you read? 🤪
Yes. Sounds like every single coach ever. Good news is his last coaches are actually qualified.
Well, regardless of what’s happened with this dude previously… I am hoping for the best
GBR
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Accept he had much better results with them and they were successful at other places.
Yeah right? I hope Sutterfield also adopts the prohibition against learning in the offseason. That worked wonders here telling the QBs to stay inside and cover their ears all off season.But is he better than this guy?
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A&M, arky, and florida all suck. The sec madness is stupid. Heck mizzou is better than both arky and A&M
Offense just put up 94 points in back to back weeks against 2 top 10 teams. I'll take it.
So according to the general narrative on this board, when matt rhule does it = good
when scott frost does it = bad
Got it
(I dont think its good or bad, it just is……and typical fan contradiction)
That was what SC fans were saying, though Shane Beamer said it wasn't true and that he did call plays.
Shane Beamer: Marcus Satterfield 'called every single play'
Shane Beamer strongly shut down rumors that Marcus Satterfield was not responsible for play calling in a win over Tennessee.
I also saw a report from Thamel that SC made a huge push to keep him. But the relationship with Rhule as well as an opportunity to coach at Nebraska was just to muchThat was what SC fans were saying, though Shane Beamer said it wasn't true and that he did call plays.
Shane Beamer: Marcus Satterfield 'called every single play'
Shane Beamer strongly shut down rumors that Marcus Satterfield was not responsible for play calling in a win over Tennessee.www.on3.com
Terrible hire.
Sattersfield as an OC, offensive rankings
TEM
13 - 88th
14 - 100th
15 - 61st
SC
21 - 104th
22 - 45th
I think the narrative needs to be seen through the appropriate filter…
Frost did it with G5 coaches. Rhule is doing it with P5 coaches who have P5 experience.
Not sure if that makes a difference, but it does for me, at least to some extent.
Stick to recruiting
Those statistics speak for themselves. Not sure how this will be much better than Brian Ferentz at Iowa. OK, kidding a lil bit there
My real worry is that Satterfield was not the OC for Baylors 11 win season.
SC fans wanted him gone up until the last two games.
Still, those last two games happened so I don’t know what to think.
Can’t predict the future, so I’ll just hope for the best.
SC fans wanted him gone up until the last two games.
Still, those last two games happened so I don’t know what to think.
Can’t predict the future, so I’ll just hope for the best.
I don't know about him, does he have any credit union experience?
Not a big fan of the hire, but let’s just wait and see. From watching S. Carolina games and seeing where they are statistically, Satterfield’s offense looks like more of the same to me. Would like to see an offense with a workhorse back (> 1000 yds). South Carolina’s top rusher had under 600.
I think if he had a Casey Thompson or a Cade McNamara who can do a good job of hitting the throws and not making mistakes he could be pretty good. For me I always like to have a guy that can run a little bit too.
Did Lincoln Riley suck as a coach in 2021 up until the second half of the Texas game? Or was it because Spencer Rattler is an inconsistent QB? Spencer Rattler was the QB that Satterfield had to work with at South Carolina, so I will give Rhule and his pick for OC the benefit of the doubt.
