Offensive Coaching

[Apis Bull]

We have this info fragmented in several threads so I thought I give a recap:

 

CWT is the HC and will call the plays

Hope is the Co-OC/OL/Running game coordinator

Reeves is the Co-oc/QB/passing game coordinator

 

This setup or something similar is common throughout football

[Flowers4Heisman]

Danny Hope, while at Purdue (2009-2012), his offense scored a lot points. I'm more Hopeful now.

 

http://cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/div_ia/bigten/purdue/2005-2009_yearly_results.php

http://cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/div_ia/bigten/purdue/2010-2014_yearly_results.php

[Dogma]

We have this info fragmented in several threads so I thought I give a recap:

 

CWT is the HC and will call the plays

Hope is the Co-OC/OL/Running game coordinator

Reeves is the Co-oc/QB/passing game coordinator

 

This setup or something similar is common throughout football

 

Yes.  Most of the time the QB or WR coach is the "passing coordinator" and the RB or linemen coach is the "running game coordinator" whether or not it's a official title.

It makes sense since they are the coaches more involved with that type of play and the players involved.

 

I've seen it for both collegiate and NFL teams

 

On the defense side, some teams have the secondary's coaches with the title of the "passing defense coordinator" and the lineman coach as the "running defense coordinator"

 

 

OREGON

Mark Helfrich - Head Coach

Scott Frost - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Matt Lubick - Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers

Steve Greatwood - Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line

 

USC

Steve Sarkisian - Head Coach

Tim Drevno - Offensive Line Coach/Running Game Coordinator

Clay Helton - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach

Edited December 20, 2014 by Dogma

[smazza]

meaningless titles

 

it is all about competency and execution and cwt and his coaches have demonstrated neither

 

the dc wasnt bad and i dont know why he got canned

[Bull94]

meaningless titles

 

it is all about competency and execution and cwt and his coaches have demonstrated neither

 

the dc wasnt bad and i dont know why he got canned

because we gave up over 300 yards of offense in a single half 5 different times.

 

because we were dead last in the country for completion percnetage aginst at 68%

 

because we were #104 in the country in 3rd down conversions against

 

because we were 111th in the country in red zone defense

 

we had 7 upperclassmen starting on defense this year

 

it's one thing to have a bad offense when you don't have a decent QB but with the athletes we have we should never be ranked **** near dead last in so many important defensive categories

[hbryan]

Coaching has been offensive, of that I will agree.

[Skingraft]

Offensive coaching = all for it

[USF_Grouper]

Willie is still calling the plays? Probably time to start a "what HC candidates are available for 2016 thread!"

[Bullrush33]

I dont think he was bad at calling plays.  I thought the Wisconsin game was nice.  It was the inability of the players to do what he wanted them to do. Frankly it was not their gifting to be a power run game.  We are not going to have mammoth O line that he wants.  I think going back to a spread type offense will be just what we need. Even if he fails it gets us ready for the next coach. 

[slick1ru2]

In the spirit of John McKay, yes, the coaching has been offensive.