QBs tend to improved dramatically in college though. If you bring him in with the idea that you're going to run a run heavy scheme where DJ gets to run a lot, he can be successful.
Is Dilly’s offense run heavy? Did not watch much Oregon recently
What sucks is that a team filled with all these transfers, it's hard to figure out whether ASU will be any good.The frenzy of activity is dizzying. All these offers, visits, portal entries, and just general posturing, etc, are just crazy. I am going to TRY to stay off twitter and just check here periodically to see if anything good actually happened.
Oregon rushed for almost 2600 yards this season and Nix ran for 500.
More rushing attempts (476) than passing attempts (402) too.
Thanks for the clarification. I am still not sold on DJU but I guess this offense might be more tailored to him.
Agreed. I think this coaching staff will be able to coach players up and I hope they can do a good job of scheming game plans.
I always envisioned Herm as a guy who could build a foundation, but I always felt like he's not the guy to win the big one. If he had maybe retired after 2020 and then ASU brought in a Dillingham then, maybe ASU would have been pretty good this year.
Dilly has hired a coach with very deep ties to Texas…might be that NFL position coach he hired. CA is way better than AZ but the football here is getting better every year. I want a solid recruiting effort in CA and to try and keep as many players home as possible.
I think a home run coach is a consistent 8 win type coach over the long haul.
Emory is an OK player. I think if he ended up going to a school that had all of the supporting cast around him, he could be a solid starter. He struggles when he has to the be guy making all of the plays. Not a bad QB, just not a special one.
Seems like DJU is the same to me
DJ is a much better passer.
He's a real good runner though. Dabo just doesn't commit to enough plays that feature him as a runner.
