https://www.burntorangenation.com/2...s-texas-longhorns-10th-assistant-oregon-ducks
This would be a positive development if it happens.
This would be a positive development if it happens.
I agree with this assessment. I think Helfrich as OC and Beck as QB coach/top recruiter would make the most sense. Like you say Helfrich as just another guy doesn’t make much sense. I don’t think he’d come in to be just another guy though. Safe to say if this happens there is gonna be a shakeup of some sort.Depends entirely on what changes are made. If Helfrich is hired as an OC to replace Beck then I feel it’s a terrific hire. If he is brought on as another assistant that’s below Beck, it’s a waste of coaching talent. Helfrich was the OC at Oregon under chip Kelly I believe. That offense was excellent.
The article doesn’t specifically say Giles is on the hot seat. Just that he has been underwhelming as a recruiterImo, the most telling thing about this article is that Oscar Giles, not Tim Beck, is the guy on the hot seat.
He didn’t call plays for Chip kelly as OC, but I’m pretty sure he called plays for himself when he replaced Chip.I am not ready to annoint yet another OC that was not the play caller when he was OC somewhere else. Is he the best we can do?
Whoever calls plays next year please throw the bubble screen out of the playbook for a bit.
He didn’t call plays for Chip kelly as OC, but I’m pretty sure he called plays for himself when he replaced Chip.
Frost was his OC at Oregon... doesn’t mean he called the plays necsssrly. It’s always tough to tell unless the coach announces it...Scott Frost called the plays for Helfrich until he left for UCF. It’s quite possible that Helfrich has never called plays.
True. Although I’m sure Helfrich took a small amount of pleasure in Taggert ditching Oregon after one season.The day phil knight looked at Oregon and said "Fvck this! I'm out!" was the day the leash at Oregon got really short.
Frost was his OC at Oregon... doesn’t mean he called the plays necsssrly. It’s always tough to tell unless the coach announces it...
Either way there Is some value for Herman to having a guy that’s been an HC on staff. I was just looking at Helfrich recored at Oregon. Man he got the shaft
11-2(won the Alamo Bowl
13-2( won the rose, but lost NCG)
9-4(lost the Alamo Bowl)
4-8(fired)
Talk about short leash... I don’t know if he’s actually called plays or not, but either way his resume says he’d be an asset in some way to whatever program he joins.
Oregon scored 34 points a game last year without Frost(and Mariota) they scored 41 points a game the year Frost was the OC with again a Heisman Trophy winning QB... you can’t just discard that fact.http://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/index.ssf/2015/12/scott_frost_will_not_coach_the.html
Take a look at those records and tell me if you can determine when Frost stopped calling the plays at Oregon.
Oregon scored 34 points a game last year without Frost(and Mariota) they scored 41 points a game the year Frost was the OC with again a Heisman Trophy winning QB... you can’t just discard that fact.
Overall the offense was still good(top 20 in the country) the year Helfrich got fired. Shit if he somehow got 30 points out of this offense were a playoff contender next year.
Pretty much thisSeems to me he would want another HC gig. Fastest way to do that is to go be an OC somewhere and kick a$$.