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Had a text exchange today with Nash Fouch
DerekJohnson
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Nash is the third-year sophomore starting strong safety for Montana. I know him from his Woodinville days.
I congratulated him and then alluded to film study, asking if the Montana defense was surprised by any aspect of the UW offense. He said they weren't surprised that they could could hang with the UW offense. He said they prepared really hard and came into the game feeling confident.
Just a FYI
I congratulated him and then alluded to film study, asking if the Montana defense was surprised by any aspect of the UW offense. He said they weren't surprised that they could could hang with the UW offense. He said they prepared really hard and came into the game feeling confident.
Just a FYI
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Washington.......
https://olemisssports.com/sports/football/roster/coaches/jeff-lebby/599
One of the brightest offensive minds in college football, Jeff Lebby enters his second season as Ole Miss’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Lebby made an immediate impact in his first season on the Ole Miss sideline. Averaging 555.5 yards per game, the Rebels led the SEC and ranked third nationally in total offense. Ole Miss also broke the SEC record for total offense in conference games (562.4 ypg). It was the second consecutive year that Lebby guided one of the nation’s top three offenses after UCF ranked second in 2019.
Lebby’s Ole Miss offense found success on the ground and through the air. The rushing attack topped the SEC (210.6 ypg), while the Rebels threw for 344.9 ypg to rank seventh nationally. As quarterbacks coach, Lebby helped Matt Corral become the nation’s leader in total offense as the sophomore QB accounted for 384.3 ypg. Corral also cracked the country’s top 10 in passing yards, passing touchdowns and passing efficiency. To cap off his first season at Ole Miss, Lebby was named a semifinalist for the Broyles Award (nation’s best assistant coach).
Prior to arriving in Oxford, Lebby spent two seasons at UCF. He joined the Knights in December 2017 as quarterbacks coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator prior to the start of the 2019 season.
Under Lebby’s direction in 2019, UCF ranked second nationally in total offense (540.5), the most in program history. The Knights also ranked fifth in scoring (43.4), racking up 40 or more points in eight contests.
Only two teams in the country averaged more than 300 yards passing and 200 yards rushing per game in 2019; Lebby’s UCF offense and No. 4 Oklahoma.
I'm in a vulnerable place when it comes to any sales pitch for coaches right now though. I'm not making a hire until I've taken a long walk for perspective. Impulse buying is one of my weaknesses.