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Joe Speed seems to be an offensive analyst at UCLA, according to his Twitter account.

Riase went to Morehead State.

Pelton is the defensive line coach at Iowa State.

Using Conference record is a better measure, really.

Bolded above is the real problem. UNC pushed kids through for a decade and got nothing. Our football players are given clothes and we vacate a championship.

It's probably because they are new and are just trying to generate more observations. Consider it the top of the funnel - you're trying to get a bunch of ideas and observations to get a high-level handle on what is going on with a bunch of players. Once fall comes, it will probably be down to...

Man, Joe Hamilton is awesome. Great guy - that smile is plastered on his face.

This is the type of stuff Tubby did at UGA when he took over the basketball program - the students loved him. At least the guys I knew there loved it, and went to more games because of it.

Look at Penn State's recruiting, they show what can be done in the NE.

There are about 1.2M Texas and Texas A&M alums there.

Having summer school is helpful.

What needs to be done - fans should stop worrying about scheme. What everyone likes is winning, so that is probably what will make people happy.

I've been auditioning for the Captain Obvious.

Where are we ranked 17th? And where is Temple ranked 56th? Scoring offense: 33rd (temple was 24th) Total offense (yds): 61st (Temple was 60th) Ah, I see, it's FEI from the Football Outsiders. Our Defensive FEI was 108 and Temple's was 25, so I guess if I had to choose I would take 56th/25th...

For Georgia football. I was in HS, friend from Colquitt County that ended up playing football for Georgia. Alum and friend of the family would lend him his car (he didn't need it - his parents were loaded - but the guy had nice cars) or give him $50 on a Friday to take out his girlfriend. No...

Center and RG didn't have the right call on that one. If they block their men, it's wide open up the middle for the run. Can't fault the QB on that one. This is a O-line coaching problem.

Yep. I think we use it, but we need to do better. Edited to add: You're right that sometimes it takes millions; but that's usually because you have to do 1,000 interviews, then do a bunch of analysis work. That's the cost in the business world. In college football, you've got a walking VOC...

Value proposition is what you're talking about. Simple concept but can be very hard to articulate. Collins has his pitch figured out already, he probably brought it to the interview. Which is how you get the job.

I knew guys recruited to play football in south Georgia, and alums give them a bunch of stuff - going out money, borrow cars. These are family friends and it all falls along the line, but it's not officially sanctioned or led by the school.

Done well, they help every organization.