An Urban lead offense. And against Florida in a game without multiple established starters.
It is an unknown, as opposed to an entire coaching staff being unknown. And since defense has been our strength, tinkering with the offense (which wasn't great) really only has room to improve.
Yeah I said the same thing after the 2017 season about our offense.
Nah, it was Day's offense. It's not a coincidence that as soon as Day came on board, JT Barrett went back to his RS freshman form and lit it up in 2017, then Haskins became a record-breaker last year. You say all this stuff about Day's abilities and accomplishments without actually even trying to learn anything about him. Basically if he's an unknown to you, he's an unknown to all of college football. Turns out, you're just lagging behind.
Well, we weren't Michigan State offense bad. It's hard not to look at the dramatic shift in both offensive philosophy, and break from Harbaugh's ego in controlling the offense, and be encouraged. Everything coming out from national media is nothing but positive about the Gattis hire.
This is nothing but what you hope happened. To suggest that one of the top 2-3 coaches in CFB history had nothing to do with the improvements is, IMO, silly.
LOL at the "entire coaching staff" being an unknown. Larry Johnson, Kevin Wilson, Mike Yurcich, Tony Alford, Greg Mattison, and Al Washington are known commodities with track records of success. Stupid comment on your part.
Yup. You hired two people responsible for the 60+ shelling we took on last year...one of them demoted to defensive line coach when Harbaugh got hired.
Take a look at our offense in 2015 and 2016 and compare it to 2017 and 2018:
LMAO at them being the ones responsible but not the rest of the defensive coaches that remained on michigan's staff.
Yes, and nothing but positives came out about Nussmeyer’s hire. You do realize that this is the same shit different day. They national media isn’t coming in to watch things. They are going by the local media that is bought and paid for by Michigan. You are bringing in a guy to run Chip Kelly’s offense but has no experience at all on how to do it.
OSU scoring offense by year:
It is. And the one coach who knew how to torch it is gone.
The guys he kept were the good ones, the ones that left were the problems. Obviously.
And the guy that was calling the plays that did torch it is at the helm.
He's not running Chip Kelly's offense, where did you get that? From everything I've seen, a lot of the same elements of the Harbaugh offense are going to be there, TE passing, power running - but - it's going to operate more out of the shotgun and also implement more quick passing to the outside. I very much doubt we see anything like a Chip Kelly offense.
2013 and 2014, Meyer had Tom Herman as his OC. 2015 and 2016, he had shit leading his offense and we struggled. Then 2017 and 2018, when we had Day, the offense magically returned to form. Not a coincidence.
