By and large, the offense has been fine under his tenure. I'm referring to this year in particular and it is on the coach that we have so many new faces in the skill positions (recruiting) and fifth year seniors on the line who aren't getting it done. My expectation before the season was that an experienced line would buy time for the kids to grow up, but they've been bad and that has been a problem most of CPJ's time.
FWIW, I think it is a too easy answer to blame the coach for our small number of upperclassmen in skill positions on offense. Here are some guys, off the top of my head, that we recruited who would've been on the team this year:
Dennis Andrews (A-Back, RS Jr)
Anthony Autry (WR, RS Sr)
Myles Autry (A-Back, RS Fr)
Donovan Wilson (A/B-Back, RS So)
Travis Custis (B-Back, RS Fr/RS So)
Ty Griffin (QB/A-Back, RS So)
[Jeff Greene (WR, RS Sr -- if we gave him a RS year in the middle)]
Imo, all of those guys would be starting or on the 2-deep this year if not for decisions they made, irrespective of CPJ and recruiting. It's a catch-22: if you recruit guys who are questionable academically and don't stick you get blamed for recruiting problems. If you don't recruit guys who are questionable academically but less talented, you get blamed for recruiting problems.