OC position

TheHB · January 2020

dannarc said:
I would be fine with hiring Moore. The association with Pete thing is FS as FS gets. Win the conference every few years, put yourself in position to have a shot at a playoff spot and maybe.....just maybe...win a natty once every 30 decades. Or we can be the fan base that expects natties every year and when we don't get it, we act like complete pricks and make the program a faith based dooged out aids shelter

So, yeah, LIPO

I would prefer to be younger than 357 when UW next wins a natty. (BTW, I like to say “natty” when referring to the national championship. I do that.)

dannarc · January 2020

TheHB said:

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dannarc said:
I would be fine with hiring Moore. The association with Pete thing is FS as FS gets. Win the conference every few years, put yourself in position to have a shot at a playoff spot and maybe.....just maybe...win a natty once every 30 decades. Or we can be the fan base that expects natties every year and when we don't get it, we act like complete pricks and make the program a faith based dooged out aids shelter

So, yeah, LIPO
I would prefer to be younger than 357 when UW next wins a natty. (BTW, I like to say “natty” when referring to the national championship. I do that.)

Grandpa Race doesn't whine about being old, so neither should you. Live to 360 then pop off

BendDawg24 · January 2020

Will Hall from Tulane is another interesting option. Their season just ended tonight.

https://www.nola.com/sports/article_97d913da-3818-5784-876d-496483d9a25d.amp.html

Tequilla · January 2020

FireCohen said:

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RoadDawg55 said:
If Kellen Moore had nothing to do with Pete, people would be excited about him. They would think : great college QB, was given the QB coach job when he was cut, promoted to coordinator after one year. Then, the Cowboys offense performed pretty well in that one year. But because he once played for Pete, he sucks and is a failure.

It’s stupid. A lot of teams (even good ones) would be happy with hiring him as a coordinator. Internet UW fans are not because he has some association with Pete. He has no association when it comes to coaching. I don’t know who they think we are getting as OC.

They spout bullshit like Bama or LSU wouldn’t do this when LSU hired a complete unknown guy (that wasn’t even OC, just brought the spread) and Bama cycles thru OC’s every year. Locksley (one of the worst head coaches in college football), Daboll (fired in KC in 2012, a position coach in the NFL), Sark, etc. I honestly don’t know who would be considered good enough or acceptable for this job. Coordinators are always fired head coaches, guys making a jump from a lower tier school, or guys that are getting a promotion, or guys leaving a bad situation (like Wilcox).

I’m just tired of the complaining just to complain. Complain when the offense sucks. There is nothing to complain about until then or make rash judgements that our program is fucked.
did the cowboys make the playoffs? there was a material drop off in offensive production when cowboys played decent teams. so forgive if we are skeptical off him. he has too much of a pete stench for my liking.

FUCK OFF !!!

TurdBomber · January 2020

creepycoug said:

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GrundleStiltzkin said:

dnc said:

FireCohen said:
@dnc how do you maintain your optimism? this is falling apart
Nothing is falling apart, he hasn't hired anyone yet.

For all we know his hire is QB coaching an NFL playoff team right now.

I'm not going to panic until we at least know who the dude is.

@dnc your opinion shows just how immature you are, those of us who are actual Husky Alums know to trust Jen and Coach Lake in the process of hiring the right OC not just the one most popular on social media. If you don’t care for the process you’re welcome to root for UO
Do I detect a hint of sarcasm?

More likely blacked-out drunkenism.

Remember where you are CC.

TurdBomber · January 2020

whatshouldicareabout said:
What we need is a OC that can (1) install an effective and explosive offense, (2) make in-game adjustments, and (3) call a game.

Recruiting would be a nice bonus, but that should be the least of our worries for an OC. I would rather we make sure we have an OC that can do those first 3 things than one that can recruit and only has 2 of those 3. Keep in mind that Jimmy Lake is our HC now and will be helping recruit offensive players, and that we have other assistants that can assist with Kellen until he gets his feet under him on the recruiting trail and establishing those relationships with high schools.

If Moore can do those first 3 things in his first year, he will be a successful hire for Lake.

Explosive is such a Pete word. Aside from that, Agree.

DawgDaze71 · January 2020

BendDawg24 said:
Will Hall from Tulane is another interesting option. Their season just ended tonight.

https://www.nola.com/sports/article_97d913da-3818-5784-876d-496483d9a25d.amp.html

I love that he comes off as observant. Tulane's offensive numbers are decent. Not as high powered as Memphis or SMU let alone UCF but Tulane
isn't known as a football powerhouse even by smaller Group of 5 status. I'd say he's worth a look to see if he's interested in taking the next leap

AAC 2019 Conference Stats

TurdBomber · January 2020

RoadDawg55 said:

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whatshouldicareabout said:
What we need is a OC that can (1) install an effective and explosive offense, (2) make in-game adjustments, and (3) call a game.

Recruiting would be a nice bonus, but that should be the least of our worries for an OC. I would rather we make sure we have an OC that can do those first 3 things than one that can recruit and only has 2 of those 3. Keep in mind that Jimmy Lake is our HC now and will be helping recruit offensive players, and that we have other assistants that can assist with Kellen until he gets his feet under him on the recruiting trail and establishing those relationships with high schools.

If Moore can do those first 3 things in his first year, he will be a successful hire for Lake.
I don’t give a shit if the OC doesn’t recruit at all. We need the best offense possible. We don’t need him wasting his time recruiting other than sporadically getting on the phone and when the recruits come and visit. The position coaches can recruit and the OC can close them by having a team that is exciting and puts up a lot of points.

No.

Gladstone · January 2020

BendDawg24 said:
Will Hall from Tulane is another interesting option. Their season just ended tonight.

https://www.nola.com/sports/article_97d913da-3818-5784-876d-496483d9a25d.amp.html

Coker was high on this guy and he looks pretty decent.

Kingdome_Urinals · January 2020

Gladstone said:

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BendDawg24 said:
Will Hall from Tulane is another interesting option. Their season just ended tonight.

https://www.nola.com/sports/article_97d913da-3818-5784-876d-496483d9a25d.amp.html
Coker was high on this guy and he looks pretty decent.

He FaceTime'd with Pete last year for 15 minutes, pass.

FireCohen · January 2020

Tequilla said:

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FireCohen said:

RoadDawg55 said:
If Kellen Moore had nothing to do with Pete, people would be excited about him. They would think : great college QB, was given the QB coach job when he was cut, promoted to coordinator after one year. Then, the Cowboys offense performed pretty well in that one year. But because he once played for Pete, he sucks and is a failure.

It’s stupid. A lot of teams (even good ones) would be happy with hiring him as a coordinator. Internet UW fans are not because he has some association with Pete. He has no association when it comes to coaching. I don’t know who they think we are getting as OC.

They spout bullshit like Bama or LSU wouldn’t do this when LSU hired a complete unknown guy (that wasn’t even OC, just brought the spread) and Bama cycles thru OC’s every year. Locksley (one of the worst head coaches in college football), Daboll (fired in KC in 2012, a position coach in the NFL), Sark, etc. I honestly don’t know who would be considered good enough or acceptable for this job. Coordinators are always fired head coaches, guys making a jump from a lower tier school, or guys that are getting a promotion, or guys leaving a bad situation (like Wilcox).

I’m just tired of the complaining just to complain. Complain when the offense sucks. There is nothing to complain about until then or make rash judgements that our program is fucked.
did the cowboys make the playoffs? there was a material drop off in offensive production when cowboys played decent teams. so forgive if we are skeptical off him. he has too much of a pete stench for my liking.
FUCK OFF !!!

Ok

KingChinook · January 2020

I’m confused, we didn’t hire Nicole Van Dyke to call plays? I heard her offense was bananas at Penn

GreenRiverGatorz · January 2020

FireCohen said:

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RoadDawg55 said:

FireCohen said:

RoadDawg55 said:
If Kellen Moore had nothing to do with Pete, people would be excited about him. They would think : great college QB, was given the QB coach job when he was cut, promoted to coordinator after one year. Then, the Cowboys offense performed pretty well in that one year. But because he once played for Pete, he sucks and is a failure.

It’s stupid. A lot of teams (even good ones) would be happy with hiring him as a coordinator. Internet UW fans are not because he has some association with Pete. He has no association when it comes to coaching. I don’t know who they think we are getting as OC.

They spout bullshit like Bama or LSU wouldn’t do this when LSU hired a complete unknown guy (that wasn’t even OC, just brought the spread) and Bama cycles thru OC’s every year. Locksley (one of the worst head coaches in college football), Daboll (fired in KC in 2012, a position coach in the NFL), Sark, etc. I honestly don’t know who would be considered good enough or acceptable for this job. Coordinators are always fired head coaches, guys making a jump from a lower tier school, or guys that are getting a promotion, or guys leaving a bad situation (like Wilcox).

I’m just tired of the complaining just to complain. Complain when the offense sucks. There is nothing to complain about until then or make rash judgements that our program is fucked.
did the cowboys make the playoffs? there was a material drop off in offensive production when cowboys played decent teams. so forgive if we are skeptical off him. he has too much of a pete stench for my liking.
That fine, but we are gonna Doog about the OC if the Browns and Bucs that never made the playoffs? Tbh, I want Monken over Moore, but it’s all stupid.
not stupid, but the off season. you know how this shit goes

That's why I'm always impressed with you. You don't take an off season from stupid.

FireCohen · January 2020

GreenRiverGatorz said:

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FireCohen said:

RoadDawg55 said:

FireCohen said:

RoadDawg55 said:
If Kellen Moore had nothing to do with Pete, people would be excited about him. They would think : great college QB, was given the QB coach job when he was cut, promoted to coordinator after one year. Then, the Cowboys offense performed pretty well in that one year. But because he once played for Pete, he sucks and is a failure.

It’s stupid. A lot of teams (even good ones) would be happy with hiring him as a coordinator. Internet UW fans are not because he has some association with Pete. He has no association when it comes to coaching. I don’t know who they think we are getting as OC.

They spout bullshit like Bama or LSU wouldn’t do this when LSU hired a complete unknown guy (that wasn’t even OC, just brought the spread) and Bama cycles thru OC’s every year. Locksley (one of the worst head coaches in college football), Daboll (fired in KC in 2012, a position coach in the NFL), Sark, etc. I honestly don’t know who would be considered good enough or acceptable for this job. Coordinators are always fired head coaches, guys making a jump from a lower tier school, or guys that are getting a promotion, or guys leaving a bad situation (like Wilcox).

I’m just tired of the complaining just to complain. Complain when the offense sucks. There is nothing to complain about until then or make rash judgements that our program is fucked.
did the cowboys make the playoffs? there was a material drop off in offensive production when cowboys played decent teams. so forgive if we are skeptical off him. he has too much of a pete stench for my liking.
That fine, but we are gonna Doog about the OC if the Browns and Bucs that never made the playoffs? Tbh, I want Monken over Moore, but it’s all stupid.
not stupid, but the off season. you know how this shit goes
That's why I'm always impressed with you. You don't take an off season from stupid.

It’s the fact that you’re an asshole ... your comments are beyond inappropriate and have no place on a message board

Gladstone · January 2020

http://twitter.com/RJRobbinsDahlin/status/1214000847748624384

PurpleBaze · January 2020

Gladstone said:
http://twitter.com/RJRobbinsDahlin/status/1214000847748624384

Will it be cataclysmic though?

UDubHusky23 · January 2020

https://realdawghuskies.com/breaking-has-washington-landed-their-offensive-coordinator/

Can't read this.... but Im assuming she's talking about Kellen Moore?

Gladstone · January 2020

PurpleBaze said:

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Gladstone said:
http://twitter.com/RJRobbinsDahlin/status/1214000847748624384
Will it be cataclysmic though?

RaceBannon · January 2020

Everyone is waiting on Oregon to make their hire

LebamDawg · January 2020

my kid said Shane Day, wtf is he?

Boner · January 2020

LebamDawg said:
my kid said Shane Day, wtf is he?

Shane Day was OC at Auburn Riverside HS. No I'm not joking.

Woof · January 2020

Boner said:

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LebamDawg said:
my kid said Shane Day, wtf is he?
Shane Day was OC at Auburn Riverside HS. No I'm not joking.

49ers QB coach right now though. I would be ok with a Kyle Shanahan protege.

Boner · January 2020

Woof said:

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Boner said:

LebamDawg said:
my kid said Shane Day, wtf is he?
Shane Day was OC at Auburn Riverside HS. No I'm not joking.
49ers QB coach right now though. I would be ok with a Kyle Shanahan protege.

Haha he ran presnap shifts every play.. with high schoolers. I think he's jumped around between a bunch of teams over the last 15ish years. Not sure if that makes him a shanahan protege.

Woof · January 2020

Ruth is saying it's Moore.

CFetters_Nacho_Lover · January 2020

From Wikipedia on Shane Day:

Auburn Riverside High School (2001–2004)
Day's first coaching appointment was the position of wide receiver coach at Auburn Riverside High School in 2001. He then spent the next three years coaching the quarterbacks for the high school, as well as taking on the role of offensive coordinator during the final two years.[2]

University of Michigan (2006)
In 2006, Day became an offensive quality control coach at the University of Michigan, where he worked with future NFL quarterback Chad Henne.

San Francisco 49ers (2007–2009)
Day served as the 49ers' quality control coach for three years, two years under offensive coordinator Mike Martz, who later hired Day to work for him in Chicago. Day oversaw the quarterbacks in 2007, running backs in 2008, and the offensive line in 2009. He was also part of the staff that coached the South team during the 2008 Senior Bowl.

Chicago Bears (2010–2011)
Day was hired by the Bears on February 5, 2010 as their quarterbacks coach. He was recommended for the job by the then offensive coordinator Mike Martz, with whom Day had worked with for two seasons in San Francisco. Day helped the Bears reach the NFC Championship game in 2010.[3]

University of Connecticut Huskies (2012–2013)
Day was hired as the new University of Connecticut quarterbacks coach on January 24, 2012[2] to replace Joe Moorehead, who had left for the head coach position at Fordham University.[4] Day called plays for the Husky offense the final 3 games of 2013 in which the offense took off, setting several school records, and leading to 3 consecutive wins against Temple, Rutgers, and Memphis.

Washington Redskins (2014–2016)
On January 23, 2014, it was reported that Day would be joining the Redskins. It was later announced that he would be their assistant Offensive line coach.

Miami Dolphins (2016–present)
On January 12, 2016, it was reported that Day would join the Miami Dolphins as their Tight Ends coach.[5]