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Spencer is the D Coordinator at Oklahoma State. Former Georgia Tech DE Eric Henderson is helping coach the d line on his staff.

Isn't Hamm in his 40's? The size and speed at all positions is significantly different today than it was at that point in time. I am certainly not saying that he is too small, but comparing a QB from 1-AA school from 20 years ago isn't an apples to apples comparison.

For the O-Line: spend 4 dedicated periods each day on pass protection. If that means practice is 30 minutes longer, make it happen. The QB and receivers can work on the 2 minute drill during this time EVERY day.

You to Nate!

It is an absolute fact that GOL ran a much tighter ship than Chan when it came to class attendance. Checks from academic advisors decreased significantly when Chan started. Chan's approach was to "treat you like a man". O'Leary ruled with an iron fist but you cannot argue with the results.

Who has the best, most physical, most fundamentally sound O-Line in the country? If our coaches spend any time on another campus, it should be the school that fits this description.

I will reserve judgement on the how much we are improving recruiting based on how we close the next 6 weeks.

With all of the challenges we face in recruiting we need someone who can really sell the program to recruits, radio hosts, high school coaches, etc.

+1 I would venture to guess that PJ is much softer than we think. His public persona is one thing but his teams don't see to play with an edge or a nastiness. Could you EVER forsee George O'Leary bringing a freaking ice cream truck onto the practice field during camp? Further illustrates...

It would certainly be a big back eye if our starting quarterback or some other high profile player leaves the program.

Should we anticipate a high amount of transfers?