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Interesting that Delaware fired their OC after two years of average offense. He was hired in 2017 when Danny Rocco took the job and fired after two years.....wow.

OK. Now let's factor in that Bubba's in his 6th year (limited success) and has two years left to win and do something in the playoffs. Who is going to uproot their family for 1-2 years and take that chance? Other coaches factor all that stuff in when looking into a job.

Once again, who were they going to get? Don't even need a name, just a level/position that they are currently coaching at. Anyone can chime in.....

Who were they going to get - in general - what level of coach was going to come to UND?

Rudolph, Kostich, Maurice, Knauf, and Agnew were all new blood.

Totally. You calling people out on their every sentence on Siouxsports.com is going to change the teams record.

There are probably 50 OC's at D2-FCS level that could've ran that SU offense over the past 10 years and it wouldn't have skipped a beat.

OK, we get it Mr. Contrarian guy. We all understand, enough now.

Aha! They weren't let go just for the offensive shortcomings.

Hard pass.

i've noticed a trend of you being a big Muss fan. Interesting.

The 2005 Bulldogs with Schlafke set most of the passing records for Duluth. 310-498 - 3369 yards. Believe he had Danny Ragsdale as his OC then, who used his indoor football experience to run the offense.

...and only here. Right?

Over Ketteringham?

He makes about 2-3 bad passes per game and they usually happen when he is rushed and throws off his back foot. If he can mentally catch himself in those situations and either throw it away quickly or take the sack (or try to scramble) UND will be much better off as an offense.

The play call.

That's fair, not much different than people contributing to the football needs campaign.

So you don't give any money to UND?

Feel better now? Was that stupid...

#butsoftballtrack

UND should've done what NDSU did. But they didn't.

The UND President didn't take enough money from other departments on campus to make the move work immediately. Stupid on his part.

They had 17 yards passing at half. How did their game plan work out? They need to pass to win games.

How did they average 6.8 yards per carry - are you only including the two running backs? Does the QB running it count (not sacks)?

"But, but you did it first"