Who would be your top choice to replace BOB?

Make Garrett Riley say no

Garrett Riley - TCU OC/QB Coach
Kliff Kingsbury once he gets fired

I wouldnt mind Mullen, he has two NCs as an OC at Florida and has shown he can adapt to fit different personnel.

That year he had Kyle Trask who was a drop back passer was probably the best offense he has had.

I think he would do a great job with Simpson.

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AJ Milwee is my top choice for many reasons. He can RECRUIT (Arch Manning) and DEVELOP (Tua, Mac, & Bryce) players. He's been here before so he understands what Nick Saban wants and the players love him.

He's a BAMA GUY!

A young offensive coordinator with a high ceiling

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I'm so/so with him. Looking at his resume, I'm not convinced he has enough experience to be an OC at Bama at the moment. Maybe I'm being too paranoid because I want this hire to be perfect but seeing as how he was only an offensive analyst at Bama and a QB coach at Texas, I'm not quite sold on him.

I think his connection to Sark is why part of me would support the hire but then again, we shouldn't hire coaches based on who they worked under. I can only name one Saban disciple who turned out worth a shite.

I would be ecstatic over just about every name in this thread over BOB.

Bernie...the dead guy from Weekend at Bernies.


A wheel that spins that has plays on it and someone randomly throws darts at it.

A blind person

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Garrett Riley would be a great choice.

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Are y’all sure? I’m always a bit skeptical of OCs with great offensive head coaches. Dykes was putting up points before Garrett Riley came along.

I’m not opposed to it. Hell if the receivers aren’t colliding into each other on routes, it’s an improvement on Coach Boob.

I’m just saying the jury is still out more than TCU’s offense statistics might suggest.

I’ll throw a completely off the beaten path pick out there - Mark Whipple. He’s taken a lot of bad jobs on in his career, but when he’s had talent, like 2021 Pitt, the guy can coach a great multiple offense.

I’d like to see us get back to more multiple looks like we were doing under Sark than mostly just spread.

Dykes says Riley plans and calls the offense going back to SMU, he prefers to be hands off and focus on the team as a whole.

He hired Riley because of aligned philosophy, but also because of the running game concepts Riley was heavily involved with at App State. They actually run the ball more than pass at TCU, 56% of the time it's a run play.

You kinda have to find a balance between too experienced(career retread) and too young(glorified "gofer"). I don't expect the hire to be any name actually in this thread.

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