Tim Beck (HC Coastal Carolina)

[Thump]

I get what you're saying, and I agree, Beck has value as a recruiter. If he could stay on in that capacity ONLY, he's worth keeping around. But if his recruiting comes at the cost of the offense's production, what good are recruits like Jones, anyway. Players come and go, but coaches are your continuity. He cannot have any input on gameplanning, QB coaching, or playcalling going forward. The offense this year was mostly awful against any defense with a pulse. Wasnt much better last year with a lineup full of NFL draft picks. Take away BG, Nebraska, Rutgers, and Maryland and it was far below average. There's too much talent here for that to be the case.

Recruiting doesn't matter if you come up with game plans like that.

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

Recruiting doesn't matter if you come up with game plans like that.

And eventually your record as a coach and in developing talent will more than outweigh your skills as a recruiter.

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

And that's what Ohio State tried to do: replace a world class physicist with a high school science teacher.

And I'll just lock the thread here, since no more needs to be said. (just kidding on the thread lock)

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

Getting paid $650K. Which is $700K too much.

If he recruits at the level he has been, and recruiting is all he does from now on, then I definitely can live with him getting paid around there.

 

[malibuspeedrace]

Still amazed this thread title isnt "former co-OC/ qb coach" yet

 

[Poe McKnoe]

“As for myself, because that's all I can really talk about, I thought I worked really hard and prepped. Thought I had J.T. ready to go against a difficult defense,” Beck said. “I thought he played hard, he played tough. He made some mistakes as kids can do.”

Tim Beck, ya'll.

 

[Thump]

BTW, with all of the complaining we have done, no matter who was the OC last night, we weren't winning.

Clemson was just too good.

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

BTW, with all of the complaining we have done, no matter who was the OC last night, we weren't winning.

Clemson was just too good.

well, You never know but at least the score woulda been more respectable and the D wouldn't have been gassed.

 

[buckeyebri]

BTW, with all of the complaining we have done, no matter who was the OC last night, we weren't winning.

Clemson was just too good.

Not buying that for a second. We had a good chance to lead early and the D was playing lights out. Score after the early pick and who knows how the game goes.

 

[Thump]

Score after the early pick and who knows how the game goes.

Dude......Come on.......

You sound like opposing fans we make fun of.

Talent disparity was the reason we lost, poor execution and play-calling contributed to the lopsided score.

 

[buckeyebri]

Dude......Come on.......

You sound like opposing fans we make fun of.

Talent disparity was the reason we lost, poor execution and play-calling contributed to the lopsided score.

Talent disparity....seriously GTFOH

Out coached and out schemed while we were on offense. I will give you that. But that is it, we have the talent.

You sound like the opposing fans claiming we didn't deserve to be there.

 

[OregonBuckeye]

Dude......Come on.......

You sound like opposing fans we make fun of.

Talent disparity was the reason we lost, poor execution and play-calling contributed to the lopsided score.

I didn't see a talent disparity and the recruiting rankings back that up. I saw an offensive coaching disparity in the way both offenses were developed

 

[scarletmike]

Dude......Come on.......

You sound like opposing fans we make fun of.

Talent disparity was the reason we lost, poor execution and play-calling contributed to the lopsided score.

All the talent on Bama, Clemson, and Washington's roster combined couldn't have done anything more against Clemson throwing it into the flat 90% of the time (well, maybe Bo would truck some guys, but that's about it). The talent is there, the coaching of that talent isn't.

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

Talent disparity was the reason we lost, poor execution and play-calling contributed to the lopsided score.

Clemson didn't have a talent advantage...they had a major preparation and execution advantage.

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

Oh I see where Thump was getting his info

Even Urban Meyer couldn't overcome Clemson's talent edge - ESPN