Dan Enos rumors

I think he'd come in for special teams coordinator and an offesnive position coach/run game coordinator?

That'd probably be fine. He'd be a great recruiter in the midwest and the staff needs that.

It seems like the early departures make sense. The team faded down the stretch in games so S & C coach goes away. Safeties struggled on defense so the safety coach is gone. Tackles were awful so Frey is leaving. Special teams were bad so they are bringing in a coach specifically for that. Midwest recruiting could be better so they need an Ace in the hole there on staff.

I imagine both Pep and Drevno wil be gone and/or have different roles and a new OC is being brought in.

Everyone wants? I am honestly asking?

I would like it as a QB/RB coach hire. I don't know if I would like it as an OC hire. 

Lane kiffin for OC?

Drevno and Pep are going nowhere. Both will still be on the staff, very likely in the same roles.

A offensive coaching change would be fantastic, but I have a hard time seeing Michigan's athletic department buying out the remainder of Drevno and Hamiliton's contracts. Collectively, Drevno and Hamiliton have $8.95 million left on their contracts. I know we all like to believe that Michigan football is an endless well of cash, but that would put a noticeable dent in their budgeting.

Even if it happens, and I doubt the athletic department is going to turn around and let Harbaugh spend another $1-2 million a year to find an elite OC.

Why not go after him (Oklahoma State OC)

Everyone says it doesn't work but really..you based that on what exactly? Your empty speculation - i.e. stab in the dark - about what went wrong this year?

The top offense in the country - Oklahoma - had co-offensive coordinators. Cale Gundy and Bill Bedenbaugh. So did the no.3 offense in the country Louisville. And so did Memphis (no.4) kinda as they have a run game coordinator in addition to a OC (no.6 USF has the same setup). And of course no. 7 offense OSU has an OC, a co-OC and an 'assistant head coach for offense'. The list goes on and on.

In other words, there is zero evidence that a co-OC setup hurts an offense. It's a hot take that would embarrass Skip Bayless.

The reason this is becoming more common is because a better job title and a broader distribution of responsibilities means you can attract better candidates and maintain well-performing staff. Coaching has always been a team effort and gameplans are usually designed collaboratively. In this new world of college football, it's not enough to give that position coach a pat on the back for his contributions because he'll be the OC somewhere else very quickly that way. Give him a better job title and you may keep him for another couple years.

 

MOAR OCs

go look at the top 10-20 scoring teams in FBS and find five OCs that might be poachable and go get one.  Unfortunately, the one from Memphis is taken, but what about the UCF, MIssouri Univ of Ohio, FAU, South Florida.  All these teams drastically outsciored UM in ppg.  We need  a young fresh mind and boot Drevno and Hamilton to the curb.

Move into the 21st century JH PLEASE!!!!

He’s an msu guy feegodsake

For assistant coaches, I think of two best cases: The new guy doing something different and working their way up and the coach that was fired and has a ton of experience. Enos definitely falls into the latter category but how much of it was good? His Arkansas offenses aren't on the map for performance and his experience seems to be more RBs/QBs. If Jay moves back to TE/ST then he may have a spot there but why him?

I will say that I do admire what he did at CMU. Pretty big rebuild, all things considered. His last game was that wild Bahamas Bowl several years ago where it was like 49-48 WKU.

We all agree the play calling has been bad especially this year. From my understanding talking with some boosters it was Harbaugh call to let go Wheatley and Fisch. If Harbaugh can convince Fisch and Wheatley to come back I’m all for it. Make them Co O coordinators, Fisch would be the passing coordinator and Wheatley would also be the RB coach. Can Pep and Drevno and make Frey the O line coach, if Drevno leaves for FSU bring in Jumbo Elliot or Chris Jansen and the O line coach. Bring in Toomer as the WR coach since he seems to know it all.

What if instead we created a Dynamic Football Structure™ similar to what they have at ASU. All of our coaches will be offensive coordinators which will lead to an innovative and collaborative social media experience for our student athletes while providing much needed synergies. With the innovative Co-Co-Co-Co-Co or C5 structure we will be able to come up with multiple ways to run play action on 4^th and 25 while not developing talent to its full potential. 

Michigan can certainly do better than this! Pitiful if they hire this guy.

but I don't think anyone should be overly excited about Bert's sloppy seconds

Drevno, Pep and Frey all gone to other jobs and Greg Roman and Dan Enos are in. Also possibly new WR coach and RB coach. The next few days could be intresting.

Bo was from Ohio