re: Does Chavis need a ball control offense, with elite Time of Possession?

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But it is logical to assume that an offense like Sumlin's will hamper defensive statistics, regardless of who the coordinator is. If they are scoring rapidly, that's more possessions in which the defense has to be on the field. Conversely, if they are running hurry up and going three and out or only getting 6-7 offensive snaps off before turning it over, that's less time for the defense to recoup before taking the field again.

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When did Sumlin suddenly become a genius again? This past fall was nothing short of a massive aggie melt about how inept Sumlin is. Now he's suddenly a hybrid Malzahn/Norm Chow again despite the fact his offenses get worse each year he's been there.

He left Houston a mess, his record has gotten worse each season, and just about every good defense they've faced the past two seasons hasn't even had much problems with them. The best asset Chavis is going to be for Sumlin is helping him fix his glaring flaws in his scheme, because no one understands sumlin's gameplan more than Chavis