OC Candidates?

[vandaldawg]

While most on the board have said that they would be appeased - at least temporarily - by the firing of Woody, and the hiring of a new OC and giving him the reigns of the offense, the discussion has been limited to potential head coaching candidates.

What kind of wish list do you guys have for potential OC's?

 

[dawgfan77]

Malzohn at Tulsa. I think we proved yesterday that if we ran something resembling a spread we can move the ball.</p>

 

[bizZaX]

Malzohn at Tulsa. I think we proved yesterday that if we ran something resembling a spread we can move the ball.</p>

We need someone who knows how to run a balanced attack to a spread, we cant pound it out because we dont have the line to block for AD, so its going to be interesting.

 

[AgDawg]

Whats going to be really interesting is if Croom is going to go against his racial agenda and hire the best OC instead trying to give someone of color an opportunity. I want the best OC to come in and be responsible for the whole offense as far as assistants go, practice goes etc.

 

[Indndawg]

nuff said

 

[was21]

and don't know if he could find one that would be worth a damn, because they wouldn't want to work for an idiot. And to be perfectly frank about it, and hate to say it, but there would be a degree of racism in the scenario. In all probability, he would play the equal opportunity employer gig again, not really having much of a choice.

 

[bonedaddy401]

as HC not OC.</p>

 

[was21]

q

 

[The Cotton District Yeti]

OC at Michigan. Was OC at West Virginia. Played for Croom in NFL, too.

 

[bulldogbaja]

nt