Matching Coaches With Offensive Playbooks

[bigmachingon]

Quote: Originally Posted by urlacher51

what kind of Offense was Western Kentucky running this year? And what playbook would you give them. thanks.

The new WK coach is the former OC of Notre Dame, Mike Sanford I think

[Von Dozier]

IIRC, the head coaches playbooks don't actually matter, only the OC/DCs are the ones that are ran. Atleast in Dynasty.

[urlacher51]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigmachingon

The new WK coach is the former OC of Notre Dame, Mike Sanford I think

thanks, but i wanted to know what offense did they run this year , Air raid , spread option, Multiple , Pro and so on. And what playbook would come close to what they ran this season.

[lilhook]

Quote: Originally Posted by Von Dozier

IIRC, the head coaches playbooks don't actually matter, only the OC/DCs are the ones that are ran. Atleast in Dynasty.

No the Head coaches playbooks are the one's that are ran

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by Von Dozier

IIRC, the head coaches playbooks don't actually matter, only the OC/DCs are the ones that are ran. Atleast in Dynasty.

It's the opposite. Teams use the HC's pbs.

[Clemsonpanther]

I have interviewed Ole Miss' new OC and i would argue that either Wazzou or Texas Tech would fit best with what he does. Clemson's playbook should remain either the same or switched to Auburns because they rarely run the pistol anymore and our base scheme is from Auburn

[lilhook]

Quote: Originally Posted by Clemsonpanther

I have interviewed Ole Miss' new OC and i would argue that either Wazzou or Texas Tech would fit best with what he does. Clemson's playbook should remain either the same or switched to Auburns because they rarely run the pistol anymore and our base scheme is from Auburn

You guys throw way more than Auburn tho

[DucksForever]

Quote: Originally Posted by Clemsonpanther

I have interviewed Ole Miss' new OC and i would argue that either Wazzou or Texas Tech would fit best with what he does. Clemson's playbook should remain either the same or switched to Auburns because they rarely run the pistol anymore and our base scheme is from Auburn

I'll respectfully disagree about Clemson. Sure, there are similarities to Auburn's scheme, but it's not as based on zone read and misdirection like Auburn's playbook is. Ole Miss' seems to better replicate their offense in my opinion, but obviously, feel free to make your own conclusions. I haven't looked at Ole Miss yet, but those do seem like good places to start since their OC is from the Mike Leach system.