I think consensus opinion is that the natives are quite restless in regard to Cignetti, and for obviously good reasons. So my question for you is who do you want to see Haf bring in as his OC? It doesn't necessarily have to be individual names given that not everyone has a good line of sight to position coaches at P5 schools and OC's at G5 schools. What kind of coaching tree would you like to see him pick from?
Brian Hartline, WR coach at OSU -one of the best recruiters in the country and has only been a WR coach at OSU for 4 years. He already might be unattainable given how highly thought of he is in coaching circles. Might go right to being a HC somewhere
Corey Dennis, QB coach at OSU - Very young (he's only 29) but thought of as a rising star in the industry and OSU's QB recruiting has been bonkers.
Frank Ponce, OC at App State - QB coach and OC from the Scott Satterfield/App State coaching tree that has produced fun offenses and great QB development. Attainable.
Lance Taylor, RB & Run game coordinator at Notre Dame - Develops great RB's and has experience at Notre Dame and Stanford so knows high academic schools like BC
Ryan Grubb, OC at Fresno State - Love what Kalen Deboer does offensively and snagging his OC might be the closest thing you can get.
Willy Korn, OC at Coastal Carolina - Jamey Chadwell's offense is fun, explosive, unique, and innovative. Bringing some of his almost option-like concepts into BC's system with the newfound speed and athleticism at the skill positions would be really fun.
Zach Kittley, OC at Western Kentucky - WKU basically raided Houston Baptist's whole coaching staff and roster and all of a sudden found themselves with one of the top offenses in the country, putting up 42 points per game.
Chip Long, OC at Tulane - Was the OC at Notre Dame but seems to have been let go due to differences with players on the roster from what I've seen. That said, he's put up points and is known as a dog on the recruiting trail.
In general, I don't think you should overthink this. Get someone from the Ryan Day coaching tree or someone from a lower tier program who's doing innovative and creative stuff. Find someone who's going to be an absolute dog on the recruiting trail.
Brian Hartline, WR coach at OSU -one of the best recruiters in the country and has only been a WR coach at OSU for 4 years. He already might be unattainable given how highly thought of he is in coaching circles. Might go right to being a HC somewhere
Corey Dennis, QB coach at OSU - Very young (he's only 29) but thought of as a rising star in the industry and OSU's QB recruiting has been bonkers.
Frank Ponce, OC at App State - QB coach and OC from the Scott Satterfield/App State coaching tree that has produced fun offenses and great QB development. Attainable.
Lance Taylor, RB & Run game coordinator at Notre Dame - Develops great RB's and has experience at Notre Dame and Stanford so knows high academic schools like BC
Ryan Grubb, OC at Fresno State - Love what Kalen Deboer does offensively and snagging his OC might be the closest thing you can get.
Willy Korn, OC at Coastal Carolina - Jamey Chadwell's offense is fun, explosive, unique, and innovative. Bringing some of his almost option-like concepts into BC's system with the newfound speed and athleticism at the skill positions would be really fun.
Zach Kittley, OC at Western Kentucky - WKU basically raided Houston Baptist's whole coaching staff and roster and all of a sudden found themselves with one of the top offenses in the country, putting up 42 points per game.
Chip Long, OC at Tulane - Was the OC at Notre Dame but seems to have been let go due to differences with players on the roster from what I've seen. That said, he's put up points and is known as a dog on the recruiting trail.
In general, I don't think you should overthink this. Get someone from the Ryan Day coaching tree or someone from a lower tier program who's doing innovative and creative stuff. Find someone who's going to be an absolute dog on the recruiting trail.
