No longer, "potential" ... Trickett expected as new USF OC (per 247)

[BulledOver]

16 hours ago, feardabull2 said:

Seems like he's a solid recruiter based on that article, so there's that.

Possibly he will lure a couple WVU recruits to come along with him for Fall term. ??

[Brad]

We‘re in no position to expect the best.  Get with it with Trickett.  Go Bulls!

[smazza]

15 minutes ago, Bulls On Parade said:

That doesnt make me feel good. 

Should have gone after someone proven even if at the FCS level. 

this will be coach scott's last big hire

if this fails he is done

i am disappointed

13 minutes ago, Brad said:

We‘re in no position to expect the best.  Get with it with Trickett.  Go Bulls!

i will take two t shirts

[Outlaw]

42 minutes ago, Brad said:

We‘re in no position to expect the best.  Get with it with Trickett.  Go Bulls!

You can't expect to get the best going 3-18 and running a pathetic offense. Hopefully this guy and along with the new DC are the missing pieces CJs needs to learn to coach instead of just use coach talk.  It isn't hard to improve our offense or defense. Mediocrity at this point would be a huge upgrade. WE just need guys that care and design schemes that fit our talent. I watched a video and he seems to be that guy or at least he talked like he was.

[CousinRicky]

2 hours ago, Brad said:

We‘re in no position to expect the best.  Get with it with Trickett.  Go Bulls!

Dr. Suess quote?

Edited January 9, 2022 by CousinRicky

[Skingraft]

16 hours ago, USFBULL_08 said:

It more about Timmy improving than anything.

Agreed, but I will give him credit that I "thought" he was a better passer as a freshman than QF but QF had a higher FB IQ it seemed to me...

[bowman1]

19 hours ago, Outlaw said:

. . .. and didnt exactly use an offense set conducive to our talent makeup. . .

This was my major issue with CCW - a good coach adjusts his system/philosophy to the players he has

Hopefully Trickett understands this better than Weis - if he does, 2022 could be a breakout year.  If he does not, we are in for another miserable season

[Outlaw]

13 minutes ago, bowman1 said:

This was my major issue with CCW - a good coach adjusts his system/philosophy to the players he has

Hopefully Trickett understands this better than Weis - if he does, 2022 could be a breakout year.  If he does not, we are in for another miserable season

It seems to be the way of every OC we had since WT left with TJ Weist. 

[Brad]

I suspect the ability to adjust to the players’ abilities in designing an offense is directly related to depth of experience.  Younger coaches run the offense they know rather than choose an offense from several they know.  

[JTrue]

2 hours ago, Brad said:

I suspect the ability to adjust to the players’ abilities in designing an offense is directly related to depth of experience.  Younger coaches run the offense they know rather than choose an offense from several they know.  

I don't know. This is always a chicken or the egg for me. You hire a guy who runs a great offense (not saying that's the case here) and he inherits a roster not designed for it. Does he change the offensive scheme that got him hired to fit the players he has or does he run his offense while teaching them and recruiting for his scheme? If he runs an offense to fit what he has, when does he make the change to the offense that got him the job? For instance, I get a job at a school that's run the triple option forever, do I come in as an air raid coach and run the option? That would seem to be what people who say "work with the roster" are asking for. 1) You're in trouble running the option you weren't hired for and 2) how do you recruit if you're running an offense you aren't qualified to do and kids see it weekly? Tell them you're working on it?

This isn't directed at you. Just thinking out loud.