Mushchamp been a head coach 7 years has he ever had a decent offense?

[IBETHEONE]

It is not Bentley's fault.

 

[IBETHEONE]

Not saying Bentley should be starting in the SEC either.

 

[jonesz21]

Not saying Bentley should be starting in the SEC either.

Should Muschamp be head coaching in the sec? Should bmac be an SEC OC?

 

[4ever2thee]

Should Muschamp be head coaching in the sec? Should bmac be an SEC OC?

Tanner thinks so. Too bad that Prez so many around here love so much backed that Hillbilly becoming our AD. What a mess we’re in. Champ will be given 2.5 more years. Everyone in the milky way already knows what’s coming. Then, we’ll have to give the next guy 4-5 years. So, we probably have at least 6 more years of this crap.

 

[BattleshipTexas]

It is his Achilles Heel.

 

[Kitchenlabs]

Tanner thinks so. Too bad that Prez so many around here love so much backed that Hillbilly becoming our AD. What a mess we’re in. Champ will be given 2.5 more years. Everyone in the milky way already knows what’s coming. Then, we’ll have to give the next guy 4-5 years. So, we probably have at least 6 more years of this crap.

President Pastides and Ray Tanner have accomplished more in their lifetime than you ever will. What a stupid post!

 

[rockingamecock]

NO.

 

[FrankiegoestoDollywood]

It is not Bentley's fault.

His best offense averaged 368ypg in all his years as a coach so far.

 

[roosterbell]

If I had coach Muschamp's track record with offense, I would give complete autonomy of the offense to BMac. Let Bmac and the other coaches have almost complete control and see what they can accomplish.

If it's not a good product, then find a proven OC and give him control as well. Whatever influence on the offense Coach has had in is career has obviously not helped.

 

[TheReelEss]

He has a good one right now and it can't get out of its own way. I expect the OLinemen to block each other next game. When you have 3 NFL caliber WRs and a 3rd year QB and none are on the same page that's coaching. We only perform in the 2nd half when it's too late to win but they expect no boos and people to stay in the seats for that pitiful display of football. They need to be less interested in the fans in the stands and more interested in throwing and catching. Just a couple fewer drops and they win that game. Just the basics. It begs the question "What do they do in practice?"

 

[Jtstrange48]

No. And his ‘recipe’ for success requires absolute studs on D. The only way Muschamp will be successful is if simply just out recruits the other sidelines, and puts a top 5 national defense on the field. Once he has this then he can afford for his offense to be average. All they really have to do is control the ball. But the problem is, your not going to out recruit other schools here at Carolina. You better be able to out coach some teams. You better be able to score some points. You better be able to develop 3 star guys.