New OCs at tOSU

[Big Red Shrine]

Thinking about Alabama having a former HC on staff as a consultant to another former HC, it struck me that, if we need to make a change at a coordinator position, a former HC, who probably got the job because they were a great coordinator, might be the answer.

That said (in a run on sentence), I think this is a great hire and will improve their offense. As a first time HC, probably wouldn't have made sense for Pelini, but Riley has been around long enough to do it.

 

[Paramus]

Thinking about Alabama having a former HC on staff as a consultant to another former HC, it struck me that, if we need to make a change at a coordinator position, a former HC, who probably got the job because they were a great coordinator, might be the answer.

Bingo! Looks like the UNL AD took your advice. Diaco fits the bill.

 

[Husker Country Doc]

Beck was relieved of his duties?

 

[joncarl]

Beck was relieved of his duties?

Thought he went to Texas?

 

[All 'N' 011808]

Thought he went to Texas?

You are correct as he is OC for there now.

 

[jikastew]

You are correct as he is OC for there now.

Lol.

That still makes me happy every time I hear it. I still can't believe Tim Freaking Beck got hired to run Texas' offense. Due diligence, apparently, is not a Texas thing.

 

[All 'N' 011808]

Lol.

That still makes me happy every time I hear it. I still can't believe Tim Freaking Beck got hired to run Texas' offense. Due diligence, apparently, is not a Texas thing.

I still gotta think that the move was for his recruiting ties in Texas.

 

[jikastew]

I still gotta think that the move was for his recruiting ties in Texas.

I realize I'm on the far end of the spectrum here. I don't think there is anything Beck does well, and furthermore, he apparently thinks he's a QB coach, which makes him dangerous to a program. Here's hoping I'm right and Texas flounders for 4 years scoring just enough to think Beck's offense is going "to come around". Unfortunately, Herman made the initial mistake, but won't make it again after year one. I predict Herman fires him after 2017.

 

[All 'N' 011808]

I realize I'm on the far end of the spectrum here. I don't think there is anything Beck does well, and furthermore, he apparently thinks he's a QB coach, which makes him dangerous to a program. Here's hoping I'm right and Texas flounders for 4 years scoring just enough to think Beck's offense is going "to come around". Unfortunately, Herman made the initial mistake, but won't make it again after year one. I predict Herman fires him after 2017.

You might just be right with that.