So after Matt Rhule left Baylor, he hired Joe Brady as the Panthers offensive coordinator, then Baylor hired Dave Aranda as its head coach, and LSU lost two of its coaches.
Would add to that clip above that I plucked from the internet . . . . also losing Joe Burrows to the NFL. Going to be very interesting to me the way LSU performs in 2020 with the departure of Joe Brady and Dave Aranda. Both coaches changed the way LSU had played football for many years. Team loaded up, dressed out and handed Alabama a loss on their field, not an easy accomplishment in recent years. If LSU is again as successful in 2020 as they were in 2019, it will surprise me a little. LSU has a good depth chart and they have that thing referred to as "MO" working for them. Momentum works both on the field and recruiting. Winning the Natty again I am sure most in Louisiana believe can be repeated.
One thing for sure . . . . college football is no different than the way the game is played in the NFL . . . . Success is usually always followed by "copy cats".
Seems to me a word that is often used here is "Leadership". From where I sit, leadership in Athens is going to be needed quickly. I base a lot of that on Jake Fromm leaving, Jake was definitely a leader, that sometimes takes a program further along in wins than maybe some of us think. Leadership also has to be exercised by our coaching staff, Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide are just around the corner, and truth to be told, Nick Saban does not like playing second fiddle to any program, something he is not comfortable with.
A lot is being said by the media about Jamie Newman. With all that has been written about Jamie, our offense will be watched closely, by the media and I know members on this board and others. I have no doubt(s) that the incoming receiving talent, both tight end and wide outs along with Newman's leadership and talent can be different than what we have seen in the past. Feel sure we will see some the Fran Tarkenton type play which dates back to the late 1950's. The only quarterback since then that used his legs at the quarterback position regularly was DJ Shockley and when he got his chance, performed big time. DJ Shockley was and is a Damn Good Dawg.
www.si.com/college/georgia/news/dj-shock...terbacks-and-georgia