Looks like Michigan OC might be headed to Mizzou

[Rantz]

https://x.com/mzenitz/status/2002478065 ... 0ghGpmXOkg

[MIDMOBIRDTWO]

He would do as far as I am concerned.

[hdhntr148]

definitely has the experience Eli was talking about and you have to be somebody for a Big Brand to hire you. Plus he has worked with some outstanding QB's like the Number one player in last years recruiting class. hopefully he is good at that as well.

still just speculation, we shall see who does end up here.

[edwin drood]

Yawn...
Seems like the safest, CYA option. The guy spent the first 20 years or so of his coaching career in high schools.

[acco40]

TE coach at Ole Miss?

[Mizzoufan443]

If we get this guy this would be good news imho.

[Barksdale's People]

Yawn...
Seems like the safest, CYA option. The guy spent the first 20 years or so of his coaching career in high schools.

Go figure Mizzou is favoring actual experience when it comes to filling a key coaching position. Who could have ever seen that coming.

[acco40]

Michigan averaged 27.6 points and 399 offensive yards per game this season with Lindsey running the offense.

Mizzou averaged 32.2 points and approximately 429.3 offensive yards per game with Moore running the offense.

It could easily be argued that Michigan had a much easier schedule (only one common opponent - Oklahoma).

Michigan started a true freshman at QB (just turned 18 years old a week before the season started). Mizzou lost their "starter 1B" after one play in game 1 and their "starter 1A" for approximately 2.5 games mid season.

[Armchair QB]

He’d be ok. Not a home run hire IMO. Seems similar to Kirby Moore. Allegedly this past season part of the problem was he let the head coach dictate much of what he did. Sound familiar?

His 2023 offense was great, but he had Drake Maye.

Otherwise nothing stands out.

[stanw]

Does not move the needle for me, he ran the ball more than Moore did. I think we need someone who will open the game up and attack instead of just run, run, pass, kick offense.
Also someone who can help bring a top QB to Mizzou, not going to get a top QB with a boring running game.

[icon]

Michigan is boring football on steroids. No thanks.

[TheMajicMan]

Drink kind of guy!!!


@redbirdfan66
Huge get for Mizzou if it happens
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Jax
@jwild_2
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You seen that Michigan offense bro??
king
@SteveDo02356046
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Not really and by the way Michigan is gonna offer drink the head coaching job tomorrow!!
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little_Dirt27
@251Trojan27
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You don’t know ball. This guy was our HC and burnt everything Neal brown built down. And continued to ruin offenses after we canned him

https://x.com/redbirdfan66/status/2002479856945360971

[rezero]

He not Petrino as he is a run first OC. May be the best hire for the ground game and getting most out of Hardy. Would be great if somehow Underwood came along.

[abnerdoubled]

SOS

[Mizzoufan443]

Michigan averaged 27.6 points and 399 offensive yards per game this season with Lindsey running the offense.

Mizzou averaged 32.2 points and approximately 429.3 offensive yards per game with Moore running the offense.

It could easily be argued that Michigan had a much easier schedule (only one common opponent - Oklahoma).

Michigan started a true freshman at QB (just turned 18 years old a week before the season started). Mizzou lost their "starter 1B" after one play in game 1 and their "starter 1A" for approximately 2.5 games mid season.

I didn’t realize he was hired by the newly fired Michigan coach, not Harbaugh. The best thing he has is that he coached Drake Maye, a total stud. I’d be interested to know which coach Maye connected with the most. The Michigan numbers aren’t great.

[Power74]

Being run first and unlocking the pass game are not mutually exclusive.
To be simplistic I just want to see us use the whole field. Not just throw to boxes outside the numbers from 3 yards behind the line of scrimmage to seven yards past.