10-29-2014, 07:26 AM
Well, you know, it's easy to say a switch helps and all that good stuff. Sometimes it works really well, no question about it, and you've spotlighted a good example. But a deeper look at history reveals more uncertain benefits.
Tedford, of course, switched OCs (and supposedly the underlying system) a few times.
Tommy Tuberville got in that brobdingnagian fight with Tony Franklin (now the 59ers' offensive coordinator), which eventually led to Franklin's firing.
Kyle Whittingham has gone through a carousel of different offensive coordinators and systems since his move to the Pac-12. It finally looks like they've got some traction now.
You've got a high degree of certainty on this one, and I don't think it's at all warranted. It might help...but then again it might not.
Tedford, of course, switched OCs (and supposedly the underlying system) a few times.
Tommy Tuberville got in that brobdingnagian fight with Tony Franklin (now the 59ers' offensive coordinator), which eventually led to Franklin's firing.
Kyle Whittingham has gone through a carousel of different offensive coordinators and systems since his move to the Pac-12. It finally looks like they've got some traction now.
You've got a high degree of certainty on this one, and I don't think it's at all warranted. It might help...but then again it might not.
