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The reason to keep believing in Dunn is this:
“10. Oklahoma State began the Cheez-It Bowl with 15 consecutive pass calls against Miami (Fla.).
The 15 plays resulted in 14 passes and a dropback that became a scramble run. Quarterback Spencer Sanders completed 12 of those 14 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown, plus the seven-yard run. Sanders finished 27-for-40 passing for 305 yards, four touchdowns and a team-high 45 rushing yards. The Cowboys led 21-0 and held on for a 37-34 win.”
The 18 most interesting stats from ...7878/2021/01/07/college-football-stats-bowls/
That’s the kind of aggression we need in this program. I definitely wouldn’t mind giving Yurcich a look, but honestly that’s pretty clearly Dunn’s biggest influence anyway, so we are heading back that way. My impression isn’t that Dunn is the play designer Yurcich is, but maybe Dunn can fix some of the common sense problems this offense has, like having a package that is somehow our go to 2 minute offense, but yet is completely reliant on play-action when the defense doesn’t care if we run (speak specifically of the end of TCU).
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“10. Oklahoma State began the Cheez-It Bowl with 15 consecutive pass calls against Miami (Fla.).
The 15 plays resulted in 14 passes and a dropback that became a scramble run. Quarterback Spencer Sanders completed 12 of those 14 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown, plus the seven-yard run. Sanders finished 27-for-40 passing for 305 yards, four touchdowns and a team-high 45 rushing yards. The Cowboys led 21-0 and held on for a 37-34 win.”
The 18 most interesting stats from ...7878/2021/01/07/college-football-stats-bowls/
That’s the kind of aggression we need in this program. I definitely wouldn’t mind giving Yurcich a look, but honestly that’s pretty clearly Dunn’s biggest influence anyway, so we are heading back that way. My impression isn’t that Dunn is the play designer Yurcich is, but maybe Dunn can fix some of the common sense problems this offense has, like having a package that is somehow our go to 2 minute offense, but yet is completely reliant on play-action when the defense doesn’t care if we run (speak specifically of the end of TCU).
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A failed head coach??
Texas pulled the trigger too early on him and made him can both his OC and DC at the end of 2019.
He had virtually the same record as Gundy the last four seasons. He needs some Ritalin on the sidelines, but that dude will be coaching New Years Bowl Games somewhere soon.
Texas pulled the trigger too early on him and made him can both his OC and DC at the end of 2019.
He had virtually the same record as Gundy the last four seasons. He needs some Ritalin on the sidelines, but that dude will be coaching New Years Bowl Games somewhere soon.
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You really think someone is a failed coach if they can't save Texa$ from itself?
Never mind Mack killing it back in Chapel Hill. I was also very impressed by both Charlie Strong and Tom Herman's careers and track record up until their time in Austin. You can't honestly take that away from them, regardless of anything that went down at UT. I wonder if there's a common denominator here...
I think you need to get a clue. Your philosophy built around Gumby worship is eroding your grasp on reality.
Never mind Mack killing it back in Chapel Hill. I was also very impressed by both Charlie Strong and Tom Herman's careers and track record up until their time in Austin. You can't honestly take that away from them, regardless of anything that went down at UT. I wonder if there's a common denominator here...
I think you need to get a clue. Your philosophy built around Gumby worship is eroding your grasp on reality.
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