re: LSU hires Scott Linehan as passing game coordinator

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well, maybe not in title.....but when a person takes over the offense and calls plays, they are the OC. You can semantic it to death. It is what it is.

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So you can't.

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So Orgeron did something no other coach has by having an offensive coordinator relinquish playcalling to a subordinate in the most important area of the field.

I think we're done here.

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You obviously know very little about football if you didn't know other schools have used different play callers for different parts of the field or using a different play caller for passing and running plays.

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Yet I'm still waiting for you to cite one example of it between a coordinator and their subordinate.

Weird.

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Sure looks like co-OC. He did all season in the booth next to Ensminger.

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Joe Brady Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers

Weird.

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If you ignore everything you've posted, you wouldn't be completely wrong about everything you've posted.

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and you just posted a link to Joe Brady being WR coach/PGC after I posted E explicitly saying that Brady took over calling plays in certain situations of the game........every time.

ETA but you are dumb enough to think nobody has ever done this before, so...........

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No. O just didn't give him the title. There is a big difference. He let the guy come in and revamp the entire passing game......without a title. That surely is groundbreaking stuff.

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So no one has done it before? Pretty sure that's what I said, several pages ago.

Got it. Thanks for your melt though.

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Plenty have. Your knowledge of college football is lacking. You apparently know nothing about other colleges and their past. You also know very little about how things were at LSU, for that matter.

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How many times am I going to have to ask for a link to just one passing game coordinator given the level of responsibility that Brady was?

Since there are so many, it should be easy. Yet here I am, still waiting.

ETA: It's funny that I've had to educate you on the fact that passing game coordinator and co-offensive coordinator isn't the same thing.

I'm the one who doesn't know how this works though.

I'm fine with it.

O hinted in interview that we have our offense and it isn't changing. Linehan will help on 3rd down and redzone. Same playbook but it comes down to execution.

if the offense succeeds this year, and I think it will, \ LSU will again be looking for another Passing Game coordinator this time next year. All while building O's coaching tree on wait for it... Offense.

There isn't a program in the country that would trade places right now. Well, not one in the SEC at least. I doubt Clemson wants to get rid of their bubble wrap fight schedule. Even pillow fight is too aggressive for that list of teams in 2020

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stop being stuck on the "title" bullshite. Brady was co-OC any way you dice it up. If he was calling plays, he was the OC at that time. That's what OC's do.......they call plays. It's the same with DC's.

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So ignore what makes you look foolish, because it makes you look foolish.

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Many, many, many schools have used multiple play callers. It's having more than one person calling plays during a game......."title" be dammed.

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So you can't cite any that had an offensive coordinator and a subordinate splitting the duties?

I didn't think so.

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Unless I want to run a play-action, go fast, we'll go. When we get inside the 12, I tell Joe, It's yours and he calls it.

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How many co-OC's have complete veto power if they want it?