Do nothing stay the same, risk change and something else happens. The safe bet is certainly stay the course with Whitt and hope he pulls it together in all three phases. I am not ignorant of that fact. If an opportunity arises for the newly minted AD I think he should jump on it when given the chance. He won’t do anything now though. Jim Mora was driving UCLAs defense into an even worst state than Utah’s offense so bad comparison.
I think I forget how young this team is. I think of old bloods on the team and it feels like an older team. 2019 could be a chance for Whitt to really prove what he can do “with his most talented team ever or 2018.” His words not mine.
I guess the point I am trying to make is sometimes coaching changes work. Programs change coaches and have success don’t have to look very far from home to see examples of it. I still believe Whitt is in his waning McBride years.
I want to see this team succeed I want to see Whitt figure out offense. It sure seems like this weird ass triple option play action is working. Once a recommittment to the rush was made it all fell into place. The formations they run are all the same but TT is running multiple plays off it. But it all comes back to the rush commitment.
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