Special Teams Coach fo 2012 Season

yep... If I could make it happen, I would absolutely kick it through the end zone every single time
and be fine with them always having to go 80 yards.

Running back by committee---check

Special teams coaching by committee--EPIC FAIL.

No matter how you structure it, it will have to be done by different coaches handling different phases of the ST's. If you have a ST coordinator, he's going to "farm out" different duties anyway, it's way too much of a job for one guy.

wlayton wrote: No matter how you structure it, it will have to be done by different coaches handling different phases of the ST's. If you have a ST coordinator, he's going to "farm out" different duties anyway, it's way too much of a job for one guy.

"Georgia is in the minority of programs that don’t employ a special teams coordinator.

Of the 120 Football Bowl Subdivision programs, 89 have an assistant on staff with that title, according to staff listings in the Football Writers Association of America directory."

But, whatever you say, my friend.

Hey......I'm not saying I'm right and I know the stats......just my freakin opinion.

Of the majority of teams that have a coordinator, do you really think he handles.....kickoff receiving team, kickoff coverage team, punt team, punt receiving team, FG team etc etc? I'm pretty confident EVERY coordinator has 3-4 coaches under him assigned to each phase.

We obviously suck and need something.

wlayton wrote: Of the majority of teams that have a coordinator, do you really think he handles.....kickoff receiving team, kickoff coverage team, punt team, punt receiving team, FG team etc etc?

No, I don't, but there is somebody to answer to and somebody with a "grand design" so to speak. We have an OC that has coaches who report to him, a DC that has coaches who report to him, why should the ST be deemed so unimportant as to not follow that same model? How would our D work if we just had the defensive coaches and no coordinator? How would the O work with....well, that one's a bad example.