geaux_sioux

TOP is huge for a good defense. Bring back the PA pass and jumbo sets. The only team i saw us truly pound under Mussman was Sac st the first time we played them.

I meant more so the defense. If we do get noticeable and effective adjustments from both sides of the ball my brain may need to get scraped off of the speakers at the Alerus. I'm looking forward to that happening.

I was just about to make a similar point. Just as a result of the change in offensive style the defense should be greatly improved. Not only will the d be more fresh but the coaches will have more time to make in game adjustments.

I didn't insinuate that he won't be successful. It is, however, human nature to not like taking orders from someone younger than you. I hope it works out for him because I actually like when young coaches get opportunities like the TT coach.

I'm not a fan of having a token coordinator. It's the title without the actual power.

So he's the 'offensive coordinator'?

What are you reading? Or should I say attempting to read.

What's there to be wrong about? Do you honestly think that Santana Moss will have 0 issues having an offensive coordinator with less football experience than him? It will be interesting to see what happens when they disagree on a philosophy or play call. It shouldn't be an issue but there is tons of potential for an issue if things don't go swimmingly.

About what?

Nice backtrack. Does middle school count? Madden?

Interesting......... Are you sure they weren't 22 and 24 respectively?

Not sure I said that. Did I?

Were they coordinators in their 20's?

Wow. Good luck coaching 30 year old vets

I'm glad I didn't have to say it. I'm sick of Cali players. We don't need them and they don't want us. Why force it?

I did

I like that he's a kinesiology major. That gives him a great background for input on the physical side of the game.

The echo is what makes it so loud with the crowd noise.

Yup

I have a decent reason to believe PJ is still in grand forks.

I think we need to make sure the TE have their own coach. It was almost a throw away position the last few years. TE can be the most dangerous player on the offense if used properly. We need to develop that position into a strength for easy 3rd down conversions and red zone TDs. They can do more than block.

I don't feel like the Alerus will be replacing the video boards based on their past history. Hopefully new speakers will be in the near future

On one hand I agree but on the other he was an extremely smart player. Also at least he's on the defensive side of the ball.

Putting the program on his back. That won't be good for the blood pressure.

Any school worth their salt should do so.