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<blockquote data-quote="Techster" data-source="post: 198443" data-attributes="member: 360"><p>The core of Navy's offense is still CPJ's offense. However, they have added other elements to their offense (elements, BTW, GT fans have "suggested" CPJ add):</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.capitalgazette.com/sports/navy_sports/ph-ac-cs-navy-wagner-column-1214-20151213-column.html" target="_blank">http://www.capitalgazette.com/sports/navy_sports/ph-ac-cs-navy-wagner-column-1214-20151213-column.html</a></p><p></p><p><em>If Niumatalolo announces on Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning that he is leaving for BYU, Navy should immediately call a press conference and introduce Ivin Jasper as its new head coach. Jasper is the logical successor, having spent 16 seasons as a Navy assistant.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em><strong>More importantly, Jasper is the most knowledgeable practitioner of the triple-option offense not named Paul Johnson. Jasper has developed Navy's version of the offense to a higher level than what Johnson now employs at <a href="http://www.capitalgazette.com/topic/education/colleges-universities/georgia-institute-of-technology-OREDU0000542-topic.html" target="_blank">Georgia Tech</a> by adding numerous wrinkles such as the shotgun and no-huddle.</strong></em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>Jasper, in conjunction with Niumatalolo of course, has been a proven innovator and forward thinker with regard to expanding the Navy offensive package in order to keep opponents off balance and give them more for which to prepare.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>One need only look at the points and yardages figures from the past eight seasons to know Jasper has done a superb job as an in-game play-caller. Just as when Johnson was head coach, the Midshipmen have proven quite adept at adjusting to whatever defensive scheme an opponent might employ and finding ways to exploit it.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>Jasper is the best option quarterbacks coach in the country. The 46-year-old Los Angeles native has proven time and time again that he can take quarterbacks of all backgrounds and develop them into effective orchestrators of the unique system. Craig Candeto, Lamar Owens, Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada, <a href="http://www.capitalgazette.com/topic/sports/football/ricky-dobbs-PESPT000009736-topic.html" target="_blank">Ricky Dobbs</a>, Keenan Reynolds… all ran the triple-option at a high level because Jasper meticulously trained them to do so.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>I would think that Jasper could handle being head coach and still give personal attention to Navy's quarterbacks.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p>This offense has made CKN very successful at Navy, and I think BYU understands that. I doubt they tell him he needs to scrap the offense. Another aspect of changing offenses is familiarity and expertise. Unless he brings on another OC who specializes in another offense (similar to what Clemson did with Chad Morris), CKN will not have the expertise to run another offense effectively and know the intricacies of adjusting to defenses like he does with CPJ's spread option. It's not as simple as wanting to change...you have to know how to change. </p><p></p><p>Just as there are pro style QBs lured to BYU because of their faith, the same is true with dual threat QBs. BYU is probably in a better position to pull in strong dual threat QBs than GT is if you look at it from the faith angle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Techster, post: 198443, member: 360"] The core of Navy's offense is still CPJ's offense. However, they have added other elements to their offense (elements, BTW, GT fans have "suggested" CPJ add): [URL]http://www.capitalgazette.com/sports/navy_sports/ph-ac-cs-navy-wagner-column-1214-20151213-column.html[/URL] [I]If Niumatalolo announces on Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning that he is leaving for BYU, Navy should immediately call a press conference and introduce Ivin Jasper as its new head coach. Jasper is the logical successor, having spent 16 seasons as a Navy assistant. [B]More importantly, Jasper is the most knowledgeable practitioner of the triple-option offense not named Paul Johnson. Jasper has developed Navy's version of the offense to a higher level than what Johnson now employs at [URL='http://www.capitalgazette.com/topic/education/colleges-universities/georgia-institute-of-technology-OREDU0000542-topic.html']Georgia Tech[/URL] by adding numerous wrinkles such as the shotgun and no-huddle.[/B] Jasper, in conjunction with Niumatalolo of course, has been a proven innovator and forward thinker with regard to expanding the Navy offensive package in order to keep opponents off balance and give them more for which to prepare. One need only look at the points and yardages figures from the past eight seasons to know Jasper has done a superb job as an in-game play-caller. Just as when Johnson was head coach, the Midshipmen have proven quite adept at adjusting to whatever defensive scheme an opponent might employ and finding ways to exploit it. Jasper is the best option quarterbacks coach in the country. The 46-year-old Los Angeles native has proven time and time again that he can take quarterbacks of all backgrounds and develop them into effective orchestrators of the unique system. Craig Candeto, Lamar Owens, Kaipo-Noa Kaheaku-Enhada, [URL='http://www.capitalgazette.com/topic/sports/football/ricky-dobbs-PESPT000009736-topic.html']Ricky Dobbs[/URL], Keenan Reynolds… all ran the triple-option at a high level because Jasper meticulously trained them to do so. I would think that Jasper could handle being head coach and still give personal attention to Navy's quarterbacks. [/I] This offense has made CKN very successful at Navy, and I think BYU understands that. I doubt they tell him he needs to scrap the offense. Another aspect of changing offenses is familiarity and expertise. Unless he brings on another OC who specializes in another offense (similar to what Clemson did with Chad Morris), CKN will not have the expertise to run another offense effectively and know the intricacies of adjusting to defenses like he does with CPJ's spread option. It's not as simple as wanting to change...you have to know how to change. Just as there are pro style QBs lured to BYU because of their faith, the same is true with dual threat QBs. BYU is probably in a better position to pull in strong dual threat QBs than GT is if you look at it from the faith angle. [/QUOTE]
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