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<blockquote data-quote="Skeptic" data-source="post: 562745" data-attributes="member: 2175"><p>That's fair, because yes, I am very much a show-me type and talk is off-putting, and Collins likes to talk. I am mildly optimistic that the new/old offense will make it easier for one of the QB candidates to step up to operate at least competently, given that the Johnson offense has remarkable physical and mental requirements not seen in the RPO shotgun. (So many decisions, so quickly.) I think all three mentioned came out of similar offenses in high school but mostly it is going to be much easier six yards deep with, relatively speaking, all day to make a decision. I am mildly optimistic that within that 10-yard slant, hooks, curl and pick offense, we will have "success" throwing the ball, as defined by completions. I am optimistic that Johnson did leave a roster of football players who can contribute somewhere. And that we will have better luck, within the new parameters, of recruiting QBs, though more than a bit skeptical we'll ever land a Lawrence or Tagovailoa or the like. And that maybe, for a year anyway, a new outlook will result in bigger crowds at Dodd. It kind of goes with any coaching change. Having said all that, what we have so far is a lot of lipstick and tapdancing and it shouldn't be confused. We still have a coach with all of two years experience at a mediocre Temple program, 12 or so jobs in 22 years (did he just leave the motor running?) And why were so many seemingly so lateral in nature? If I am hiring it is a huge red flag to me, that after all that, he still was at Temple. Sorry, Temple, nothing personal. But lastly I am optimistic that, whatever it may have taken, the AD got serious about Johnson's complaints and hired something like 11 more to the football staff. Collins ought to send Johnson a check. I am not optimistic he will.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Skeptic, post: 562745, member: 2175"] That's fair, because yes, I am very much a show-me type and talk is off-putting, and Collins likes to talk. I am mildly optimistic that the new/old offense will make it easier for one of the QB candidates to step up to operate at least competently, given that the Johnson offense has remarkable physical and mental requirements not seen in the RPO shotgun. (So many decisions, so quickly.) I think all three mentioned came out of similar offenses in high school but mostly it is going to be much easier six yards deep with, relatively speaking, all day to make a decision. I am mildly optimistic that within that 10-yard slant, hooks, curl and pick offense, we will have "success" throwing the ball, as defined by completions. I am optimistic that Johnson did leave a roster of football players who can contribute somewhere. And that we will have better luck, within the new parameters, of recruiting QBs, though more than a bit skeptical we'll ever land a Lawrence or Tagovailoa or the like. And that maybe, for a year anyway, a new outlook will result in bigger crowds at Dodd. It kind of goes with any coaching change. Having said all that, what we have so far is a lot of lipstick and tapdancing and it shouldn't be confused. We still have a coach with all of two years experience at a mediocre Temple program, 12 or so jobs in 22 years (did he just leave the motor running?) And why were so many seemingly so lateral in nature? If I am hiring it is a huge red flag to me, that after all that, he still was at Temple. Sorry, Temple, nothing personal. But lastly I am optimistic that, whatever it may have taken, the AD got serious about Johnson's complaints and hired something like 11 more to the football staff. Collins ought to send Johnson a check. I am not optimistic he will. [/QUOTE]
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