jjay2518
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Wouldn't the game day coordinator just kind of ignore the game plan coordinator if he wasn't a fan of something?
I would think one would be more of a paper OC, but then what is the point?
Maybe in a CO OC system they trade off series and the HC dictates later in the game who makes the calls based on how the game is going?
All legitimate questions. It is not an ideal OC situation and I would prefer just having one. But other teams like Clemson, TCU and others have shown it can and does work so I would be open to the thought of it.
Is it possible to see a Co-OC of Scott and CZA? If we are going to promote within and both of them have very little experience then why not. It's not my first choice by any means as I want a proven OC but the Co-OC route has worked at other places like TCU.
I've talked myself into Larry Scott for OC. But I won't budge on Azzani. He needs to be on the sidelines for his inspirational speeches and butt taps.
The dots could connect this way. Promote Z and Scott, bring in a QB coach to replace Sheridan, replace Martinez, hire Rock and minimize changes to keep it low-risk. Raise and extend the current staff, avoiding a significant financial outlay on a high ticket OC. Gilbert and DiP sign off on it with no new AD to challenge anything.
If there's any truth to that 247 hit piece on Butch from a few weeks ago, this year's underachievement had more to do with lack of conditioning and lack of leadership than problems with the offensive and defensive coordinators. The Vols weren't outschemed by South Carolina and Vandy, just undisciplined and halfhearted. Rock Gullickson is the most important hire of the offseason.