Hope she would understand the trends in college football at least and know the difference between spread and pro-set.LMAO, she was a volleyball player for goodness sakes. Now you think she is going to be studying playbooks before hiring a coach?
Hope she would understand the trends in college football at least and know the difference between spread and pro-set.
LMAO, she was a volleyball player for goodness sakes. Now you think she is going to be studying playbooks before hiring a coach?
She prefers the one that doesn't play for field goals.
Who cares... We are not an NFL farm team. Our objective should be to win CFB games, not sending players to the NFL. That's just a nice thing to have. It's not really needed. Our revenue comes from winning games, not from player in the NFL (it's not like they donate back any significant amount monetarily anyway).Pro set is what NFL scouts want, so players who are looking to play on Sundays will want to play in a pro set offense.
Pro set is what NFL scouts want, so players who are looking to play on Sundays will want to play in a pro set offense.
Pro set is what NFL scouts want, so players who are looking to play on Sundays will want to play in a pro set offense.
She understands more than you know.Hope she would understand the trends in college football at least and know the difference between spread and pro-set.
oh yeah - recrutis are flocking to us in droves. Can't hardly sign all them 4 and 5 stars fast enough.Pro set is what NFL scouts want, so players who are looking to play on Sundays will want to play in a pro set offense.
She understands more than you know.
True. But not to some of us.It would be hard to know anything about her since she is mostly invisible and silent.
julie always loved the spreadLMAO, she was a volleyball player for goodness sakes. Now you think she is going to be studying playbooks before hiring a coach?
It would be hard to know anything about her since she is mostly invisible and silent.
Why? The thing against running the Spread, West Coast, was always, it's not an East Coast offense to run because of the cold weather. That's what I would call BS on. Your talking maybe one game a year that weather could hamper the offense. Any Bowl game would be played in good conditions unless of course we get the Pinstripe or some other new Bowl that pops up in an outdoor cold area. Sure a driving rain windy day hurts that offense more than the Pro Set, but the plus side makes me think it's worth it.Sorry I call BS on this post...
"studying the playbook?" You don't need to "study the playbook" to get the gist of the difference between the 2 types of O and I can say, without question, that she DOES know understand our need to switch to a high-powered type of O. She's understood it for 2 years now.
Yea West Coast, the "Granddaddy" of the Spread Offense,in case you didn't know.Lol. This is a funny discussion. Maybe she'll want the wild knight or the pistol. West coast?
I knew. In fact, there are multiple off shoots of Walsh's offense. Meyer runs a version but his is called the spread option.Yea West Coast, the "Granddaddy" of the Spread Offense,in case you didn't know.
I knew. In fact, there are multiple off shoots of Walsh's offense. Meyer runs a version but his is called the spread option.
No I can't see her telling a coach what type of offense to run, I see her looking for a coach that already runs the one she wants.But can you honestly seeing Hermann interviewing a HC candidate and telling him the offense she wants him to run? The guy would be out of the door before she finished the sentence.
And you're just an angry old man in deep denial.really, some are easily impressed talking to her