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There's a no bashing a kid rule, I don't think there is a no criticizing the staff rule. Good thing.It seems like the 'no criticizing the staff' rule has been temporarily waived for this thread, so I'm on to 2017 and I have some thoughts.
We need to change this offensive coaching staff - plain and simple.
I don't care how well you recruit. If the only thing you can do is recruit, you don't deserve to more than a position coach at OSU. You definitely do not get to be in charge of the entire offense. Otherwise, you coast through the regular season against Indiana and Purdue and get waxed by the first team you play that is both talented and well-coached (aka Clemson).
1. Tim Beck - seriously, what was Urban thinking? Dude was fired from Nebraska for sheer incompetence. Taylor Martinez had to hire his own personal QB coach over the summer, which is why he was always great at the beginning of the season and regressed as the season went on. Did anyone like this move when it happened?
2. Warriner - great guy, amazing OL coach, but as I mentioned a long time ago in an earlier thread, why exactly did we move him from his natural position to something new (and which he's never had success at)? Why change a winning formula? Mind-blowing. Just why?
3. Zach Smith - the receivers have been simply awful and there has been almost no development over the past few years, with the sole exception being Michael Thomas. I'm not sure if it is talent, scheme or coaching but something has to change. Especially when we're trying to compete against teams like Alabama that line even their QC staff with former head coaches.
Alright. Apologies all, just had to get that off my chest.
Yep. i remember against Oregon Vannett was a beast, I'd almost call him a difference maker. We need that again.
For all the talk about the B1G surpassing the SEC, another bowl skeezer year for the leagueBack to back years of Big Ten teams being shut out in the playoffs.