Post your OC possibilities

Submitted by PrincetonBlue on

Just post possibilities to replace Borges.  No discussion: just post names and where they come from.  If you are feeling extra generous, you can lay out the whole resume too.

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BlueinOK

January 8th, 2014 at 6:33 PM ^

I just want someone young, hungry and innovative with the offense. There's talent there and it could be a special group next season even with a still young line. 

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bklein09

January 8th, 2014 at 6:37 PM ^

I agree with this! My dream is that whoever we bring in is young and successful enough that he can take over for Hoke 10 years down the road (after 3 MNCs of course). That's the kind of program stability I would love to get back to assuming we also get back to 10+ win seasons and B1G championships.

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jbibiza

January 8th, 2014 at 6:35 PM ^

I am tired of Michigan always looking like the dumb team.  Get someone who will have us one step ahead instead of two steps behind.  We don't need an NFL retread who is steeped in that static culture.  My ideal candidate is a relatively young guy with OC experience and the ability to create winning quarterbacks.... but most of all he must bring us into the 21st century with tempo, toughness and smarts. We want people to marvel at how innovative and creative are those guys in the winged helmets.  Play to WIN.

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MDot

January 8th, 2014 at 6:35 PM ^

Am I wrong for being intrigued by Seth Littrell?

 

The production they've been able to put up at IU the past couple seasons with less-than talent has been impressive.

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markusr2007

January 8th, 2014 at 6:47 PM ^

http://ballstatesports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=67658&SPID=7633&DB_LA…

Earned four letters at quarterback for Ball State from 2003-06 . . . graduated as one of the most prolific passers in Ball State history . . . completed 391-of-613 passes for 4,292 yards with 37 touchdowns and a .638 career passing percentage . . . completed his career ranked second in Ball State’s record books for career passing percentage and tied for first with six games of 250 or more yards passing . . .

all State Cardinals Career Passing Leaders - Since 1970

 RK  NAME  FRM  TO GP AT CM  %  YDS  TD  INT  Y/A  Y/G  RAT
 1  Nate Davis 2006  2008  39  1124  678  60.32  9233  74  22  8.2  236.7  147.13 
 2  Keith Wenning 2010  2012  35  1144  716  62.59  7254  57  35  6.3  207.3  126.17 
 3  Mike Neu 1990  1993  44  970  580  59.79  6271  43  40  6.5  142.5  120.48 
 4  Talmadge Hill 2000  2003  45  910  529  58.13  5902  44  42  6.5  131.2  119.34 
 5  David Riley 1986  1989  44  670  398  59.40  4730  25  26  7.1  107.5  123.26 
 6  Wade Kosakowski 1985  1987  33  691  407  58.90  4550  21  29  6.6  137.9  115.85 
 7  Joey Lynch 2003  2006  29  612  390  63.73  4291  37  12  7.0  148.0  138.65 
 8  Brent Baldwin 1993  1996  45  597  342  57.29  4256  35  20  7.1  94.6  129.82 
 9  Dave Wilson 1976  1979  44  486  280  57.61  4099  36  23  8.4  93.2  143.44 
 10  Neil Britt 1981  1985  44  588  336  57.14  3830  16  42  6.5  87.0  106.55 

In 2013, Ball State finished 12th in the nation in passing offense, 79th in rushing offense, and 15th in scoring (38.5 ppg).

 

 

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NFG

January 8th, 2014 at 6:48 PM ^

Jesus people. No coach in their right mind would leave their head coaching position to be the offensive coordinator at Michigan.Regardless of league or confrerence. Let's get our heads in the right place.

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newtopos

January 8th, 2014 at 8:22 PM ^

Actually, I think Bob Stitt would take the right OC job.  (He first gained some notoriety when Holgorsen credited him after the 2012 Orange Bowl as the inventor of the Fly Sweep, when WVU put up 70 on Clemson.)  It would be like a Malzahn hire, when he jumped to the OC ranks of an FBS school.  Not saying Michigan will consider it, but some smart program should interview him. 

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bklein09

January 8th, 2014 at 6:48 PM ^

Danny Langsdorf, Oregon State OC

He's been the OC there since 2005, and yet he's still only 41 years old. They aired it out a ton this year, but he has also had a better running game when the roster allowed. He seems to be a good fit for our current roster but is also innovative enough to keep us ahead of the game. He also coaches QBs and seems to have done well with Mannion, Katz, etc. His top receiver Cooks won the Bielitnikov this year. Not sure if Hoke knows him or not, but Brady does have the Corvallis connection. Might be a good fit, who knows. I like the idea of bringing in a PAC12 guy because they seem to know how to score points.

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smitty1983

January 8th, 2014 at 6:51 PM ^

About the recruits! Who cares these guys won't see the field for at least a 2 years. Let's get a fucking guy who can provide an awesome offense with the talent we have and then they will come running. I haven't heard anyone on the team crying about this yet.

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