Way too early rankings

[HopFan16]

I think it's fair to wonder how this offense plays with radically different rules to the ones they excelled in, esp when you consider how they excelled which was those long backbreaking possessions where they'd always make the extra pass or score a goal 2-3 mins in when you felt like you'd played great D.

Good commentary. Makes me start thinking that perhaps Tierney has struggled to adapt to the rule changes.

Now if Tierney hires some hot-shot run and gun OC, things could get interesting in Denver.

Pry MVA away from Loyola?

MVA is a very good OC but he's the opposite of run and gun. Loyola plays slow as molasses.

[Farfromgeneva]

I think it's fair to wonder how this offense plays with radically different rules to the ones they excelled in, esp when you consider how they excelled which was those long backbreaking possessions where they'd always make the extra pass or score a goal 2-3 mins in when you felt like you'd played great D.

Good commentary. Makes me start thinking that perhaps Tierney has struggled to adapt to the rule changes.

Now if Tierney hires some hot-shot run and gun OC, things could get interesting in Denver.

Pry MVA away from Loyola?

MVA is a very good OC but he's the opposite of run and gun. Loyola plays slow as molasses.

That may be extreme, but I know, just propping my Bart boys up in general - see argument for Scott Petosa being the best Air Force coach ever, disregard GWLL comp in late 80s/early 90s, Acee coached some of the same competition. And it does seem like he brought them back a little post Spencer at Loyola if you look at late last year and where we think they'll be this year.

Doubt you want Kerwick though. Probably too much of a stretch but whoever was OC under McMinn at RMU seems like a good one.

[ohmilax34]

I think it's fair to wonder how this offense plays with radically different rules to the ones they excelled in, esp when you consider how they excelled which was those long backbreaking possessions where they'd always make the extra pass or score a goal 2-3 mins in when you felt like you'd played great D.

Good commentary. Makes me start thinking that perhaps Tierney has struggled to adapt to the rule changes.

Now if Tierney hires some hot-shot run and gun OC, things could get interesting in Denver.

Pry MVA away from Loyola?

MVA is a very good OC but he's the opposite of run and gun. Loyola plays slow as molasses.

That may be extreme, but I know, just propping my Bart boys up in general - see argument for Scott Petosa being the best Air Force coach ever, disregard GWLL comp in late 80s/early 90s, Acee coached some of the same competition. And it does seem like he brought them back a little post Spencer at Loyola if you look at late last year and where we think they'll be this year.

Doubt you want Kerwick though. Probably too much of a stretch but whoever was OC under McMinn at RMU seems like a good one.

I think McMinn was the OC under Bear Davis at RMU. At that time McMinn seemed like the mad genius in charge of what they were doing.

[wgdsr]

I think it's fair to wonder how this offense plays with radically different rules to the ones they excelled in, esp when you consider how they excelled which was those long backbreaking possessions where they'd always make the extra pass or score a goal 2-3 mins in when you felt like you'd played great D.

Good commentary. Makes me start thinking that perhaps Tierney has struggled to adapt to the rule changes.

Now if Tierney hires some hot-shot run and gun OC, things could get interesting in Denver.

sigh... they should hire bobby benson.
umd was better in adj off efficiency. and give bernhardt another grad year out there.

[Farfromgeneva]

I think it's fair to wonder how this offense plays with radically different rules to the ones they excelled in, esp when you consider how they excelled which was those long backbreaking possessions where they'd always make the extra pass or score a goal 2-3 mins in when you felt like you'd played great D.

Good commentary. Makes me start thinking that perhaps Tierney has struggled to adapt to the rule changes.

Now if Tierney hires some hot-shot run and gun OC, things could get interesting in Denver.

Pry MVA away from Loyola?

MVA is a very good OC but he's the opposite of run and gun. Loyola plays slow as molasses.

That may be extreme, but I know, just propping my Bart boys up in general - see argument for Scott Petosa being the best Air Force coach ever, disregard GWLL comp in late 80s/early 90s, Acee coached some of the same competition. And it does seem like he brought them back a little post Spencer at Loyola if you look at late last year and where we think they'll be this year.

Doubt you want Kerwick though. Probably too much of a stretch but whoever was OC under McMinn at RMU seems like a good one.

I think McMinn was the OC under Bear Davis at RMU. At that time McMinn seemed like the mad genius in charge of what they were doing.

So he ran it more than OC at RMU? We knew it was coming and still would struggle with those long skip passes they could execute on.

How about OC at UVM? Some of these smaller programs have some fast and innovative offenses which do more with less than grabbing an OC from a high talent filled roster program I would think.

[blue angels]

I think it's fair to wonder how this offense plays with radically different rules to the ones they excelled in, esp when you consider how they excelled which was those long backbreaking possessions where they'd always make the extra pass or score a goal 2-3 mins in when you felt like you'd played great D.

Good commentary. Makes me start thinking that perhaps Tierney has struggled to adapt to the rule changes.

Now if Tierney hires some hot-shot run and gun OC, things could get interesting in Denver.

Pry MVA away from Loyola?

MVA is a very good OC but he's the opposite of run and gun. Loyola plays slow as molasses.

That may be extreme, but I know, just propping my Bart boys up in general - see argument for Scott Petosa being the best Air Force coach ever, disregard GWLL comp in late 80s/early 90s, Acee coached some of the same competition. And it does seem like he brought them back a little post Spencer at Loyola if you look at late last year and where we think they'll be this year.

Doubt you want Kerwick though. Probably too much of a stretch but whoever was OC under McMinn at RMU seems like a good one.

I think McMinn was the OC under Bear Davis at RMU. At that time McMinn seemed like the mad genius in charge of what they were doing.

So he ran it more than OC at RMU? We knew it was coming and still would struggle with those long skip passes they could execute on.

How about OC at UVM? Some of these smaller programs have some fast and innovative offenses which do more with less than grabbing an OC from a high talent filled roster program I would think.

No idea on the UVM assistant but your idea is an interesting one with many athletic budgets strained…..Would certainly likely to be cheaper