Man, I wonder who made the promises Campbell or Manning? Either way it’s bad. Frustrating to hear what some of the guys told you too- not a good sign of culture at all. We’ll see I guess. Thanks Jeremy.
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Regardless who was chosen, if the 'mixed feelings based on experiences' imo points to players not knowing where they stand within the program on a macro level, which eludes to a bigger issue than how 'creative' play calling is.
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Just spitballing here but I feel like the guys in the booth can see things the guys on the field (both coaches and players) can’t see. Just a thought though. You can go back to your hovel until next season now troll.
Something fractured, that's for sure. I'm not sure I have ever seen two units in the same team compete so differently
Yeah those NFL QBs that get feedback from the sideline through their helmets are just given the reigns.
Agree. I hope Campbell asks Heacock what the most difficult defense to defend is. I believe he would say a mobile qb creates the most issues- so it would make sense to let Dekkers be as mobile as possible and the S&C coach help prepare him for it.
Manning's biggest failing here was his inability to clean up pre-snap issues that led to ISU being the third most penalized team in the Big 12, and critical breakdowns that made for the worst red zone offense in Big 12 play, and #121 overall in points per offensive play.
The offense needs a tactician at OC and I hope Scheelhasse is the guy.
The offense needs a tactician at OC and I hope Scheelhasse is the guy.
No, but maybe, just maybe, we should form our opinions on what the man does, not what we think or are scared he might do. Let's see how things turn out this spring / summer.
And for those coverage and protection teams I would be happy for ISU to hire a ST coach.
But I find the idea that a ST coach is going to make a big difference in a kickers accuracy unlikely. These kickers getting P5 scholarships have mostly been going to camps and things with actual kicking coaches. It isn’t like they are taking some kid from Collins s Maxwell kicking with a square toed shoe. The kids that have gotten to this level are dialed in to kicking mechanics. Most ST coaches weren’t/aren’t kickers. They are coverage/return/protection guys. I’m sure they know plenty about kicking, but this day and age P5 kickers are pretty mechanically locked in.
Seems like a normal reaction to change. Player leadership will be key to getting the rest of the offensive unit unified on the changes. Campbell was fortunate Lanning and Lazard served that role during the last HC change.
Your lack of knowledge, while you think you have knowledge, is bizarre.
Promises of what? In what situation? Promises that were for 24 hours or for 2 months?
I would always like to hear the two sides of the story before you draw conclusions.
The fact that this staff doesn't trust or empower the QB to audible is astounding.
Remember Rus wide open at the goal line, out wide, against TTech I believe? You audible and do the quick throw there. Automatically.
Didn't Bruns say that Becht's big play to Hanika was an audible?
Remember Rus wide open at the goal line, out wide, against TTech I believe? You audible and do the quick throw there. Automatically.
Didn't Bruns say that Becht's big play to Hanika was an audible?
I think Manning held a meeting with the offense before the Texas game, and said the offense is changing. It did, and looked better that game… then reverted back.
Much more fun to blast hot takes and make bold uninformed predictions!
We are all joefrogs now!
People like him are too stupid to realize how stupid they are
