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I agree with your general sentiment. And I’m also not necessarily against Whitt leaving, but how and when the transition happens could be critical. We don’t have much room for error like USC, Florida, Auburn, etc.

The question mark at the end of post title says everything we need to know about today’s game and our situation in general.

Since you cited 3 Prince seasons, it is only fair we apply the same to Snyder – who went 11-4 with a conf championship and NY6 appearance in his 3rd-last season.
And the hypothetical Utah successor who could go 12-0 in this 3rd season.. what if I told you he goes 0-12, 4-8, 5-7 his next 3 seasons?
We can keep doing this all day long 😬

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And how did the guy who replaced Snyder after his first stint do?

And how did the guy who replaced Snyder after his first do?

Tony, all that is fine but can we get a support group? Asking for a friend..

Fine, I would settle for Riley or Mullen.

Who needs special teams when our whole team is “special”.

I’m more impressed the important players are healthy and playing.

@2008 we don’t need to be tOSU or Oregon on O. As you pointed out in another response, we’d be 6-1 if we averaged 25 points. 3 TDs + FG is not a monumental ask. Having said that, I am not sure if this change would lead to wins. Tough to favor us in any of the remaining games.

What is this playoff thingy you’re talking about, Ted? Must be nice to be a premium team.. 😞

It would be very fitting of this season if this change somehow makes the O even worse.

Theoretically, KW is good enough to still get it done with a decent OC. I mean Sitake figured it out. Hell, even an old school coach like Kirk Ferentz fired his own son. I’m just not sure KW is up to it, and that might just be his downfall.

Ludwig is not going anywhere, especially in the middle of the season. And I doubt KW will hang it up at the end of such a season.

Ludwig is the root of the issue, not Wilson.

I agree, but how do you differentiate between a Cignetti and a Napier? Frost seemed like a great hire at the time, but we saw how that unfolded. Dabo and Day were promoted from within and have thrived. Whether hiring internally or externally, there are only a handful of truly great coaches out there.