What I am hearing about OC
- Thread starter Tuco Salamanca
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Not bad If true!
He was terrible head coach at Arkansas..
He was terrible head coach at Arkansas..
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18-40 as a head coach, should fit right in. Okay, I admit that was a cheap shot. Why not?
I highly doubt he would leave Auburn and move his family to Nebraska for only 1 year. Never mind he's at a HS in Texas now. This could be true. How good has his offenses been in RZ efficiency? Can the teach a run game?
Hmmm. Arkansas was a a disaster. Was play calling a huge factor in that?
At the very least the BIG 10 West and the SEC West are in different stratospheres of competition but I'm not sure Arkansas won any SEC games in his 2 seasons.
I hope it's someone who has a better track record of winning in the last few years.
At the very least the BIG 10 West and the SEC West are in different stratospheres of competition but I'm not sure Arkansas won any SEC games in his 2 seasons.
I hope it's someone who has a better track record of winning in the last few years.
At this point I'd be willing to try Chad May.
He isn’t coaching there, was fired when Malzahn was let go. I believe he’s unemployed.
His teams averaged about 22 points per game in both years at Arkansas. Morris is 11-2 this year as a head coach. At Allen High School.
They didn't. No P5 wins at all. Still, has a good pedigree and would be somewhat a wow hire for Nebraska.
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He's the head coach at Allen HS in Texas. His team is 11-2, and is scheduled to play Southlake Carroll in a 6A playoff game this Saturday at 2 p.m.
He didn't do well as a HC, does that mean he isn't a good OC?
HC Allen Tx High school.
Bad HC at Arkansas. Hopefully he could bring some Tx talent.
Bad HC at Arkansas. Hopefully he could bring some Tx talent.
His offense is similar to Malzahn’s. Most of Morris offensive principals he took from Malzahn.
His offense utilizes zone blocking and traditional man to man blocking schemes.
There is an element of option Taj Boyd and Deshaun Watson as a freshman we’re his QBs at Clemson.
His offense would be close enough to Frost’s that it wouldn’t be a the type of transition we saw from Pelini to Riley to Frost.
I hope it is true. Recruiting in Texas alone would improve. I think his name would also bring in some other players.
His offense utilizes zone blocking and traditional man to man blocking schemes.
There is an element of option Taj Boyd and Deshaun Watson as a freshman we’re his QBs at Clemson.
His offense would be close enough to Frost’s that it wouldn’t be a the type of transition we saw from Pelini to Riley to Frost.
I hope it is true. Recruiting in Texas alone would improve. I think his name would also bring in some other players.
Clemson 2011-2014
As a head coach, offensive PPG:
- 2015 SMU 29 ppg (2-10 overall record)
- 2016 SMU 28 ppg (5-7)
- 2017 SMU 40 ppg (7-5, left before bowl game)
- 2018 Arkansas 22 ppg (2-10)
- 2019 Arkansas 22 ppg (2-8, fired after 10 games)
Good god!? Is there a decent credit union or golf course down there?
The Morris/Clemson Offensive System
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Some guys just aren't good HC material, but do well as a position coach or running the O or D. Nothing wrong with that.
Yes, he's got strong ties down there, although it didn't seem to help him at Arkansas. Still, if you get a guy who's been a head coach twice, that's a lot of experience you're adding to the program. Based on the little I know about his offensive philosophy, he has a run-based spread approach. Clemson during its big run a few years ago seems to be his most potent example of offensive success.
Aww
Chad Morris is not who you hire for an 80/20 ground and pound game. At Clemson at least he was averaging between 150-200 on the ground and around 300 in the air.
Worth the risk. Great oc. You cant judge him as an oc based off his hc record. There are many great coordinators who arent good head coaches
Maybe this is a real possibility? I saw some old tweets from Arkansas fans that were pissed that he'd fly to Texas every Friday to watch his kid play. Sounds like a strong father/son bond! The kid throws a nice ball.
