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Posted on 12/4/19 at 8:43 pm to UpstateCock2007
I’d like someone who can take what we have and make it explode. We have offensive weapons that need creativity.
A name I’d love to see is Bob Stitt, his reputation has taken a hit because of struggling with Jake spavital at Texas state, but that’s a man that’s insanely creative and doesn’t have roots in any other offensive system
He’s known from d2 Colorado school of mines and fcs ranks as one of the most innovative offensive minds ever seen. Remember 70-33 years ago with wvu and Clemson? Half of the plays in that game that killed clemson holdgerson said came from this dude. I’ve watched a ton of Colorado mines fb when he was there, about went there on scholly, and the offense is so creative and fun that he just built out of air. He runs between 90-100 plays a game, only one or two formations, but uses motion and a lot of run and shoot concepts in the passing game that allow the receivers to run themselves open. With this guy, and his reputation across cfb is sort of a offensive cult guru, I think this would be an amazing hire. To see his style and his adaptability, check out on YouTube Montana vs NDSU 2015, it was the fcs kickoff game by itself that year.
Or watch this for his philosophy.
Bob Stitt interview
A name I’d love to see is Bob Stitt, his reputation has taken a hit because of struggling with Jake spavital at Texas state, but that’s a man that’s insanely creative and doesn’t have roots in any other offensive system
He’s known from d2 Colorado school of mines and fcs ranks as one of the most innovative offensive minds ever seen. Remember 70-33 years ago with wvu and Clemson? Half of the plays in that game that killed clemson holdgerson said came from this dude. I’ve watched a ton of Colorado mines fb when he was there, about went there on scholly, and the offense is so creative and fun that he just built out of air. He runs between 90-100 plays a game, only one or two formations, but uses motion and a lot of run and shoot concepts in the passing game that allow the receivers to run themselves open. With this guy, and his reputation across cfb is sort of a offensive cult guru, I think this would be an amazing hire. To see his style and his adaptability, check out on YouTube Montana vs NDSU 2015, it was the fcs kickoff game by itself that year.
Or watch this for his philosophy.
Bob Stitt interview
This post was edited on 12/4/19 at 9:10 pm
Posted on 12/5/19 at 9:43 pm to UpstateCock2007
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That’s the point I was making. He had elite talent and good OL’s.
Bobo had one or two elite offensive skill players every year, but the OL was not elite. We never had depth on the OL then. We were usually around 70 or so scholly players every year. Richt recruited some really good players, but not many truly elite players.
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