on whether Croom will give him the reigns of the offense. Yes, people are going to say "but Croom is stubborn", but at the same time he's not stupid. He's also gone back on his word numerous times. Anyone remember "I won't fire an assistant coach" and then he fires Amos Jones? How about this years "offense of the week"? One week we're WCO, next week we're spread, the next week power-I? What's next? Wishbone?
Anyway, I don't think it's all that inconceivable that Croom lets an OC take over the offense, especially if it means keeping him employed. And yes, I think Borges would be an upgrade if Croom does indeed let him take over the offense. He did pretty well at Auburn and the only reason that they fired him as far as I can tell is because they wanted to go to a spread offense, and of course that's turned into a complete debacle. I will say this- Auburn wouldn't be staring down the barrell at going 6-6 with Borges at the helm of the offense. I also thought he did a great job with Jason Campbell, who struggled mightily before Borges came and wouldn't have gotten into the first round without him, and I thought he did a great job with Brandon Cox. Yes, he runs the WCO, but he obviously can install his version in one spring, and not in five years +.